Beneath Silent Waters - Revision history

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−	by [[Ntombesizwe Tena]]. A celebration of womanhood, by five women who weave their stories into an entertaining narrative, sharing their backgrounds, their relationships and their freedom to heal the wounds of the past. First produced at the [[Ikhwezi Theatre Festival]] in 2007, then staged as a full-scale production in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre\|Baxter Sanlam Studio]] in the same year. The original play was workshopped by the cast, under the direction of [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehulere]], assisted by [[Lionel Newton]], with original music by [[Nhlanhla Magagula]] and percussion accompaniment by [[Mzoxolo Mbula]]. The cast comprised [[Nobuhle Ketelo]], [[Nomzamo Matodlana]], [[Bukiwe Menziwa]], [[Pumeza Rashe]] and [[Chuma Sopotela]].	+	''[[Beneath Silent Waters]]'' is a play by [[Ntombesizwe Tena]]. A celebration of womanhood, by five women who weave their stories into an entertaining narrative, sharing their backgrounds, their relationships and their freedom to heal the wounds of the past.

		+	== Perfoemance history in South Africa ==
		+	2007: First produced at the [[Ikhwezi Theatre Festival]] in 2007, then staged as a full-scale production in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre\|Baxter Sanlam Studio]] in the same year. The original play was workshopped by the cast, under the direction of [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehulere]], assisted by [[Lionel Newton]], with original music by [[Nhlanhla Magagula]] and percussion accompaniment by [[Mzoxolo Mbula]]. The cast comprised [[Nobuhle Ketelo]], [[Nomzamo Matodlana]], [[Bukiwe Menziwa]], [[Pumeza Rashe]] and [[Chuma Sopotela]].

		+	== Sources ==
		+	''[[Cape Argus\|Saturday Weekend Argus]]'', 26 May 2007.
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−	by [[Ntombesizwe Tena]]. A celebration of womanhood, by five women who weave their stories into an entertaining narrative, sharing their backgrounds, their relationships and their freedom to heal the wounds of the past. First produced at the [[Ikhwezi Theatre Festival]] in 2007, then staged as a full-scale production in the [[Baxter Sanlam Studio]] in the same year. The original play was workshopped by the cast, under the direction of [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehulere]], assisted by [[Lionel Newton]], with original music by [[Nhlanhla Magagula]] and percussion accompaniment by [[Mzoxolo Mbula]]. The cast comprised [[Nobuhle Ketelo]], [[Nomzamo Matodlana]], [[Bukiwe Menziwa]], [[Pumeza Rashe]] and [[Chuma Sopotela]].	+	by [[Ntombesizwe Tena]]. A celebration of womanhood, by five women who weave their stories into an entertaining narrative, sharing their backgrounds, their relationships and their freedom to heal the wounds of the past. First produced at the [[Ikhwezi Theatre Festival]] in 2007, then staged as a full-scale production in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre\|Baxter Sanlam Studio]] in the same year. The original play was workshopped by the cast, under the direction of [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehulere]], assisted by [[Lionel Newton]], with original music by [[Nhlanhla Magagula]] and percussion accompaniment by [[Mzoxolo Mbula]]. The cast comprised [[Nobuhle Ketelo]], [[Nomzamo Matodlana]], [[Bukiwe Menziwa]], [[Pumeza Rashe]] and [[Chuma Sopotela]].

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		+	by [[Ntombesizwe Tena]]. A celebration of womanhood, by five women who weave their stories into an entertaining narrative, sharing their backgrounds, their relationships and their freedom to heal the wounds of the past. First produced at the [[Ikhwezi Theatre Festival]] in 2007, then staged as a full-scale production in the [[Baxter Sanlam Studio]] in the same year. The original play was workshopped by the cast, under the direction of [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehulere]], assisted by [[Lionel Newton]], with original music by [[Nhlanhla Magagula]] and percussion accompaniment by [[Mzoxolo Mbula]]. The cast comprised [[Nobuhle Ketelo]], [[Nomzamo Matodlana]], [[Bukiwe Menziwa]], [[Pumeza Rashe]] and [[Chuma Sopotela]].
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