Produced
The Cry of Winnie Mandela
Four women finds themselves waiting, their husbands lost to the mines, political and economic exile, or just philandering. They meet over tea and imagine the most famous woman in waiting, Winnie Mandela until one day the strength of their enquiries beckon her and she walks in. Adapted from the beloved novel by Njabulo Ndebele.
Performances 30 March – 21 April, 2024
Fees Must Fall
A play written and performed by students at Wits University chronicling the student movement of Fees Must Fall.
The Inkanyamba
A children’s play performed for school groups by the students at the Market Laboratory for school children. The story of a village where the rain has stopped because they don’t believe in magic, until the day the children stumble upon an old rain brining serpent (Inkanyamba) and bring her back to life.
Whose Blood: A Tale of Desire and Despair Set in a 19th Century Operating Theatre
1832. A West African man falls sick in London and he and his wife seek help at a local hospital. View: Part I > | Part II > | Part III > | Part IV > | Part V >
Performances 22 February – 12 March, 2011
★★★★ “A must see”
– London Festival Fringe
★★★★ “Lasting and Memorable”
– Afridiziak
3/5s
A conversation between two men standing outside a gas station in Montgomery Alabama which moves from a dead body, to slave tunnels to civil rights, to their uncertain future.
3/5s Sample Page
Winner of the Harvardwood 2010 Playwriting competition
Scripts Developed
The Magi and his Devotees
A seven year old boy witnesses the inner working of a magic troupe where the adults can’t tell the difference between reality and illusion.
My Grandpa’s Dead Body
Three sisters return to Iowa after 30 years to bury their father and in the process unearth truths they would rather have left hidden.
John Come Down
A sixty-year old black woman in Alabama sees visions of John the Baptist and reawakens the towns old wounds.
John Come Down Sample Page
Rumble
A play, in progress, to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Rumble in the Jungle in 2014.