Jao was always looking out of the window.
Harold Dikua looking comfortable.
Nadine Bottcher our production assistant
The cast looking happy to be travelling.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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Son of the Wind is an exciting Multimedia Theatrical Production to benefit two impoverished San or “Bushman” tribes, the !Xun & Khwe of Platfontein. The play tells the story of the disaster that befell the tribes during the Angolan war for independence. But it is also a story about the importance of myth and tradition and the endurance of love beyond death and reason.
Articles by M.Brodiaea
Photo's by Lianne Butler, Jez Cox, Dené Theron and Donna Corns
Video's, music and blog management by Dené Theron
Photo's by Lianne Butler, Jez Cox, Dené Theron and Donna Corns
Video's, music and blog management by Dené Theron
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