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| + | , this is a highly politicized play about the racism and incompetence in hospitals and makes a call for unionisation. | ||
Published in ''[[Doing Plays for Change: Five Works]]'' (Edited by [[Ian Steadman]], 1995), ''[[Four Plays]]'' by [[Zakes Mda]] and ''[[Black South African Women: An Anthology of Plays]]'' by [[Wits University Press]]. | Published in ''[[Doing Plays for Change: Five Works]]'' (Edited by [[Ian Steadman]], 1995), ''[[Four Plays]]'' by [[Zakes Mda]] and ''[[Black South African Women: An Anthology of Plays]]'' by [[Wits University Press]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:01, 8 April 2024
Umongikazi, meaning "nurse" in isiZulu, as/in the titles for two very different theatrical events:
Umongikazi: a Zulu performance event
See Peter Larlham, 1984.
Umongikazi: a play by Maishe Maponya
, this is a highly politicized play about the racism and incompetence in hospitals and makes a call for unionisation.
Published in Doing Plays for Change: Five Works (Edited by Ian Steadman, 1995), Four Plays by Zakes Mda and Black South African Women: An Anthology of Plays by Wits University Press.
1983: First performed at the Market Theatre by the Bahumutsi Players, directed by Maishe Maponya with Gcina Mhlope.
1983: Toured Britain and Germany in the same year.
Produced at the Market Theatre, date unknown. (NELM catalogue: [Collection: MARKET THEATRE]: 2007. 32. 9. 223).
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