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''[[De Wet's Dream]]'' is a South African physical theatre piece by [[Luke Rous]] and [[Meren Reddy]]. | ''[[De Wet's Dream]]'' is a South African physical theatre piece by [[Luke Rous]] and [[Meren Reddy]]. | ||
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A comedy about love, brotherhood, and a small-town crime in the Karoo, created and performed it is a two-hander, using minimal set design, no heavy props, or elaborate costumes, and relying purely on mime, gestures and body language. | A comedy about love, brotherhood, and a small-town crime in the Karoo, created and performed it is a two-hander, using minimal set design, no heavy props, or elaborate costumes, and relying purely on mime, gestures and body language. | ||
Revision as of 09:15, 5 October 2026
De Wet's Dream is a South African physical theatre piece by Luke Rous and Meren Reddy.
TO BE EDITED
A comedy about love, brotherhood, and a small-town crime in the Karoo, created and performed it is a two-hander, using minimal set design, no heavy props, or elaborate costumes, and relying purely on mime, gestures and body language.
First performed by Luke Rous and Meren Reddy, who play 13 different colorful characters, the piece was co-directed by James Cunningham and Helen Iskander of Fresco Theatre.
2009: Performed at the Baxter Theatre Centre, Hilton Arts Festival, and various national fringe festivals.
