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by Theatre Workshop ’71. A strong Black Consciousness play workshopped by the four actors playing four political prisoners who re-enact their politicization and relate what had brought them to this place. First commissioned by and performed in The Outer Space (Cape Town) in May 1976, directed and facilitated by Mshengu with Fana Kekana, Dan Saelo Maredi, Themba Ntinga and Seth Sibanda. Design by Bee Berman and stage management by Steve Khumalo. The play then went on tour to the USA and elsewhere. In 1990 Jerry Mofokeng and the original cast revived the play in New York. Published in Robert Kavanagh (ed): South African People’s Plays by Heinemann in 1981.


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