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Kwamanzi, a documentary drama researched by Nicholas Ellenbogen and the Loft Theatre Company for the specific purpose of educating an audience through entertainment. Centred around the drought cycle, Kwamanzi deals with man's intrusion into the eco-system and his effect on it. Performed in the Monument Theatre at the National Arts Festival, 1985, starring Greg Mellvill-Smith, Annie Robinson, Ellis Pearson and Judi Broderick among others.

National Arts Festival programme, 1985.

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−	''Kwamanzi'', a documentary drama researched by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]] and the [[Loft Theatre Company]] for the specific purpose of educating an audience through entertainment. Centred around the drought cycle, ''Kwamanzi'' deals with man's intrusion into the eco-system and his effect on it. Performed in the [[Monument Theatre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1985, starring [[Greg Mellvill-Smith]], [[Annie Robinson]], [[Ellis Pearson]] and [[Judi Broderick]] among others.	+	''Kwamanzi'', a documentary drama researched by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]] and the [[Loft Theatre Company]] for the specific purpose of educating an audience through entertainment. Centred around the drought cycle, ''Kwamanzi'' deals with man's intrusion into the eco-system and his effect on it. Performed in the [[Monument Theatre]] at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1985, starring [[Greg Mellvill-Smith]], [[Annie Robinson]], [[Ellis Pearson]] and [[Judy Broderick\|Judi Broderick]] among others.

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