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| − | Bruce Dennill. 2024. Theatre Review: Île – Family Takes Atoll, Or Physically Funny, ''[[pArticipate]]'' April 4, 2024 [https://www.brucedennill.co.za/2024/04/04/theatre-review-ile-family-takes-atoll-or-physically-funny/] | + | [[Bruce Dennill]]. 2024. "Theatre Review: ''Île'' – Family Takes Atoll, Or Physically Funny", ''[[pArticipate]]'' April 4, 2024 [https://www.brucedennill.co.za/2024/04/04/theatre-review-ile-family-takes-atoll-or-physically-funny/] |
Revision as of 06:08, 15 August 2024
Île is a one woman play by Sophie Joans.
The title derives from the name of the Île de Maurice (the French name for Mauritius) and the play is an autobiographical evening of storytelling, physical comedy and gags. about bodily functions, Cape Town performer Sophie Joans completely commits to her craft. The opening scene of Île – the play’s name comes from , from which many members of Joans’ family can trace their lineage
/ Directed by Rob Van Vuuren / Theatre On The Square, Sandton, Johannesburg
Bruce Dennill. 2024. "Theatre Review: Île – Family Takes Atoll, Or Physically Funny", pArticipate April 4, 2024 [1]
