SWART WYN

’n Ko-produksie van Suidoosterfees en Aan Zee Theaterproducties, moontlik gemaak deur die Nederlandse Ministerie van Buitelandse Sake, NATi en Het Jan Marais Nationale Fonds
Met Denise Jannah, Pierre van Heerden, Frazer Barry, Deniel Barry, Charlton Davids en studente van Dance for All
Die inspirerende verhaal van twee Suid-Afrikaanse vroue wat losbreek uit die bande van armoede, onderdrukking en geïnstitusionaliseerde geweld. Hulle verwesenlik hul lewensdrome deur die Bolandse wingerde te laat blom. Sybil, ’n suksesvolle wynmaker in 2024, vind inspirasie in die 17de-eeuse historiese figuur, Zwarte Maria Evert, die eerste nie-wit vrou wat ’n druiweplaas besit en wyn produseer.
Swart wyn vertel hoe twee vroue daarin slaag om ’n nuwe toekoms vir hulleself te skep, te midde van uitdagings in ’n diep verdeelde land. Gebaseer op Wanneer water wyn word deur Vivian Kleynhans, eienaar van Seven Sisters Wines op Stellenbosch.


A co-production of Suidoosterfees and Aan Zee Theaterproducties, made possible by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NATi and Het Jan Marais Nationale Fonds
With Denise Jannah, Pierre van Heerden, Frazer Barry, Deniel Barry, Charlton Davids en studente van Dance for All
The inspirational story of two South African women breaking free from poverty, oppression and institutionalised violence, fulfilling dreams that made their lives and the Boland vineyards bloom. Sybil, a successful winemaker in 2024, draws inspiration from the 17th century historical figure, Zwarte Maria Evert, the first black woman to produce wine from her own vineyard. Swart wyn is the tale of how two women managed to shape a new future for themselves in the face of challenges posed by a deeply divided country. Based on Wanneer water wyn word by Vivian Kleynhans, owner of Seven Sisters Wines in Stellenbosch.

Language: English, Afrikaans
Duration:100 min; No Interval

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