Reviews

Despite a few challenges, the organisers of Mitambo International Theatre Festival managed to pull off the first edition.

Tswalo is multi-layered, offering an intriguing visual and sensory experience which can best be described as a theatrical tour de...

Theatre Duo's directorial reimagination of this classic certainly packs some punches not only at how it puts focus on the...

With it’s very subversive and unapologetic title, Koleka Putuma has created a story which places queer love at the centre...

Of course, Silent Voices has always got such technical aesthetics of lights, costumes and sound but this time round, you...

Kafka’s Ape is ambitious, and it flourishes with Miyambo’s performance, who narrates and acts simultaneously, occasionally breaking the fourth wall...

But the writing takes on a sport – football as collage to represent running a country. In this case, football...

Malaika and Mugisha were amazing, especially because they were not necessarily acting out of the box, they were being their...

This is the final scene in the emotionally wrenching A Ditch in Madagali presented by Fehinty African Theatre Ensemble in...

It is a production that earlier on may not have promised much besides the flowery famous cast, yet when the...