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| + | With his brother Esau founded the [[Lucky Stars]] (also known as the [[Mthethwa Lucky Stars]]) in 1929, while a student at the [[Amanzimtoti College]]. Under his guidance numerous performers, mainly students from the college, performed dances and sketches in reconstructed Zulu costume and in the Zulu language. These included ''[[Ukuqomisa]]'' (Courting) and ''[[Umthakathi]]'' (Witch) by [[Esau Mthethwa]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:44, 29 September 2018
Isaac Mthethwa [Steadman apparently has Mthethwe**] (18**-19**) Performer and producer.
With his brother Esau founded the Lucky Stars (also known as the Mthethwa Lucky Stars) in 1929, while a student at the Amanzimtoti College. Under his guidance numerous performers, mainly students from the college, performed dances and sketches in reconstructed Zulu costume and in the Zulu language. These included Ukuqomisa (Courting) and Umthakathi (Witch) by Esau Mthethwa.
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