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''[[Chapter 2 Section 9]]'' is a play by [[Phyllis Klotz]], with music by [[Isaac Molelekoa]].

==Original text==

Chapter 2 Section 9, refers to that section of South Africa’s constitution guaranteeing the right to gender equality and sexual orientation. Chapter 2 Section 9 reads: "The State may not unfairly discriminate directly or indirectly against anyone on one or more grounds, including race, gender, sex, pregnancy, marital status, ethnic or social origin, colour, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, conscience, belief, culture, language and birth".

The play is based on interviews with more than 40 lesbian women, their families, perpetrators and police officers in order to get their view and understanding of hate-crime. These personal stories, sometimes funny, sometimes sad, interwoven with music, bring a clear message that LGBTIQ persons are still vulnerable to violence and discrimination contrary to the values of our constitution. The characters’ text is taken integrally from the interview transcripts.

==Translations and adaptations==

==Performance history in South Africa==

2016: Presented by [[Sibkwa Arts Centre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]] (where it won an Ovation Award), followed by runs at the [[969 Festival]], Wits University, [[POPArt Theatre]] in Maboneng and the [[Vavasati Women's Festival]] at the [[State Theatre]] in Pretoria.

2017: Presented by [[Sibkwa Arts Centre]], directed by [[Phyllis Klotz]], at the [[Baxter Golden Arrow Studio]], from 28 February to 11 March. Cast: [[Ayanda Rose Fali]], [[Khanyisa Nanase]], [[Tsholofelo Ross]] and [[Ayanda Sibisi]], accompanied by [[Isaac Molelekoa]]. Set and costumes are by [[Sarah Roberts]], lighting by [[Stan Knight]], with research and interviews by [[Collen Mfazwe]] and [[Janneke Strijdonk-Xulu]] and translations by [[Smal Ndaba]].

==Sources==

https://weekendspecial.co.za/cure-chapter-2-section-9/

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 ==Performance history in South Africa==
-: Presented by [[Sibkwa Arts Centre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]] (where it won an Ovation Award), followed by runs at the [[969 Festival]], Wits University, [[POPArt Theatre]] in Maboneng and the [[Vavasati Women's Festival]] at the [[State Theatre]] in Pretoria.
+: Presented by [[Sibikwa Arts Centre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]] (where it won an Ovation Award), followed by runs at the [[969 Festival]], Wits University, [[POPArt Theatre]] in Maboneng and the [[Vavasati Women's Festival]] at the [[State Theatre]] in Pretoria.
-: Presented by [[Sibkwa Arts Centre]], directed by [[Phyllis Klotz]], at the [[Baxter Golden Arrow Studio]], from 28 February to 11 March.  Cast: [[Ayanda Rose Fali]], [[Khanyisa Nanase]], [[Tsholofelo Ross]] and [[Ayanda Sibisi]], accompanied by [[Isaac Molelekoa]]. Set and costumes are by [[Sarah Roberts]], lighting by [[Stan Knight]], with research and interviews by [[Collen Mfazwe]] and [[Janneke Strijdonk-Xulu]] and translations by [[Smal Ndaba]].
+: Presented by [[Sibikwa Arts Centre]], directed by [[Phyllis Klotz]], at the [[Baxter Golden Arrow Studio]], from 28 February to 11 March.  Cast: [[Ayanda Rose Fali]], [[Khanyisa Nanase]], [[Tsholofelo Ross]] and [[Ayanda Sibisi]], accompanied by [[Isaac Molelekoa]]. Set and costumes are by [[Sarah Roberts]], lighting by [[Stan Knight]], with research and interviews by [[Collen Mfazwe]] and [[Janneke Strijdonk-Xulu]] and translations by [[Smal Ndaba]].
 ==Sources==

Chapter 2 Section 9 - Revision history

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