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Africa, Festival, Theater Cradle of Creativity 2023 Still Ongoing in Joburg The festival offers several unique activities with productions directed at theatregoers from the age of two all the way up to young adults, as well as adults. BY Suzy Bernstein
Africa, People Carolyn Carew Is Beating All Odds as A Producer In a couple of days, together with Liese Kuhn, their Extravagant Ways to Say Goodbye will be pitched at Cannes Film Festival’s Pavillon Afriques. BY Suzy Bernstein
Africa, Business Copyright War: Stakeholders and Netflix State Their Concerns The South African government’s lack of understanding of how copyright affects different sectors of the creative industry has pitched it against participants. BY Melody Emmett
Africa, People Jessica Mbangeni: Gentle Giant Stands Her Ground Quintessential voice for Africa and the diaspora who speaks truth to power with her performances. BY Suzy Bernstein
Africa, Theater MoMo Matsunyane’s Eyes On The Prize As someone who has been outspoken about issues in the industry, Matsunyane has repeatedly felt that she was being side lined and subjected to a certain amount of gatekeeping. BY Suzy Bernstein
Africa, Theater Philip Miller Explores Power And Language As Form of Control And Oppression William Kentridge’s large-scale theatre production, “The Head and the Load” had a profound impact on South African audiences during its brief home run at the Joburg Theatre. BY Melody Emmett
Africa, Film Oliver Schmitz’s ‘Mapantsula’: Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow Film is mostly consumed as entertainment, but it could be reimagined as a mission to liberate a country. BY Melody Emmett