MASTER T AND THE GIRLS

Master T and the girls explore marriage and a woman's right to individual freedom. Mathabo is a present wife and Mother.

She is however not valued as an equal partner anymore in their marriage and is patronized by her husband, Thabang who treats her like a child. Mathabo depends on Thabang financially so feels powerless in their partnership.

Life brews above the surface when Mathabo confronts Thabang and plans to take hold of her life. The play explores women's status in their homes and the way society allows men to live in ways that rip the very person away from the women they claim to love and make families with.