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The ''[[Kaza Kamba Pan African Theatre Festival]]'' was a four-day festival held at the [[Market Theatre]], Johannesburg.

Also found as ''[[KAZA KAMBA Pan-African Theatre Festival]]'' in some sources.

==The festival==

Initiated by [[mehlo-maya]] ([[eye-to-the-sun]]) and The [[Market Theatre]] and curated by Bobby Rodwell and Lesego Rampolokeng in 2024, it ran at the [[The Market Theatre]] from 14 to 17 November.

The objective of the four-day cross-border festival was to invite artists from [[SADC]] countries to share creative projects and ideas, network, and strengthen ties between the countries while giving audiences an opportunity to immerse themselves in the stories of our region. Seven southern African countries were represented through the events in the festival.

The event's programme encompassed theatre, music, workshops, film screenings and talks, including:

''[[Dear Mr Sobukwe]]'' (an interactive installation), ''[[Lala Ngenxeba/Of Love and Revolution]]'' a play by [[Monageng ‘Vice’ Motshabi]], ''[[MoRa]]'' (a musical performance featuring drummer [[Tumi Mogorosi]] and performance poet [[Lesego Rampolokeng]]), ''[[Molly Street]]'' (a Zimbabwean play written and directed by Peter Churu). of performances of

==Sources==

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 The event's programme encompassed theatre, music, workshops, film screenings and talks, including:
-''[[Dear Mr Sobukwe]]'' (an interactive installation), ''[[Lala Ngenxeba/Of Love and Revolution]]'' a play by [[Monageng ‘Vice’ Motshabi]], ''[[MoRa]]'' (a musical performance featuring drummer [[Tumi Mogorosi]] and performance poet [[Lesego Rampolokeng]]), ''[[Molly Street]]'' (a Zimbabwean play written and directed by Peter Churu), ''[[A Vos do Tambor – Scream of the Drums]]'' (an interactive  musical performance performed by Mozambican traditional musician, Vintani Nafasse, and two actors, [[Horacio Zacarias Mazuze]] and [[Rafael Michel Vilanculos]]). Among the films shown in the programme was ''[[Skulls of My People]]'' (a film by [[Vincent Moloi]] about the Namibian genocide between 1904 – 1907).
+* ''[[Dear Mr Sobukwe]]'' (an interactive installation)
 ==Sources==
 https://markettheatre.co.za/kaza-kamba-pan-african-theatre-festival/