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Performances in South Africa

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''[[The Way We Heal]]'' is a play by [[Mongane Wally Serote]].

== The original text ==

== Performances in South Africa ==

2013: Presented at the [[Windybrow Theatre]].

2014: Presented at the [[Soweto Theatre]], directed by [[Bogosi Kenny Bolokwe]]. The play was subsequently presented in London and Brighton Arts Festival.
== Sources ==

https://www.sowetan.co.za/entertainment/2014-11-22-moving-forward-with-the-past/

https://citylifearts.co.za/waiting-for-funds-from-nac-by-approved-artists-maybe-over-but-agony-of-the-790-under-review-is-not/

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : Presented at the [[Windybrow Theatre]].
-: Presented at the [[Soweto Theatre]], directed by [[Bogosi Kenny Bolokwe]], starring [[Lennox Sibisi]], [[Freedom Mswane]], [[Matshidiso Mokoka]], [[Mosoeu Ketlele]] and [[Thuli Nokia Semela]]. The play was subsequently presented at Mmabana Cultural Centre in Mahikeng before heading to Canada, Botswana, Mozambique and Lesotho. It was also presented in London and Brighton Arts Festival.
+: Presented at the [[Soweto Theatre]], directed by [[Bogosi Kenny Bolokwe]], starring [[Lennox Sibisi]], [[Freedom Mswane]], [[Matshidiso Mokoka]], [[Mosoeu Ketlele]] and [[Thuli Nokia Semela]]. The play was subsequently presented at Mmabana Cultural Centre in Mahikeng before heading to Canada, Botswana, Mozambique and Lesotho. It was also presented in London and at the Brighton Arts Festival.
 == Sources ==

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 == The original text ==
+The play is an extract from Serote's anthology document about African Spiritualism, which was presented to the African Diaspora Summit in 2012. The play tackles the issue of African spiritualism and the process of self-realisation.
 == Performances in South Africa ==
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 : Presented at the [[Windybrow Theatre]].
-: Presented at the [[Soweto Theatre]], directed by [[Bogosi Kenny Bolokwe]]. The play was subsequently presented in London and Brighton Arts Festival.
+: Presented at the [[Soweto Theatre]], directed by [[Bogosi Kenny Bolokwe]], starring [[Lennox Sibisi]], [[Freedom Mswane]], [[Matshidiso Mokoka]], [[Mosoeu Ketlele]] and [[Thuli Nokia Semela]]. The play was subsequently presented at Mmabana Cultural Centre in Mahikeng before heading to Canada, Botswana, Mozambique and Lesotho. It was also presented in London and Brighton Arts Festival.
 == Sources ==