Ngitibuyisela Kimi is a visceral movement and physical theatre production that dramatises the experience of high-functioning depression and anxiety. Two performers, chained together, embody the Self and Depression. Through storytelling, poetry, and a soundscape of locally composed music, the piece embodies a translation of internal struggle. It is an invitation to audiences to witness, name, and reclaim the parts of themselves that have been silenced.
Debuutproduksie / Debut production
Genre: Bewegings- en fisieke teater / Movement- and physical theatre
Kunstenaars / Performers: Kwanele Lamula, Rea Mokone
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Regisseur / Director:
Ontwikkelingsbefondsing / Development funding: SWISS PRODUCTIONS
Produksiekosteborg / Production cost sponsor: OUTSIDE THE BOOTH
Ouderdomsbeperking / Age restriction: 13+
Beperkings en waarskuwings / Restrictions and warnings: Geestesgesondheidkwessies, Nie geskik vir kinders / Mental health issues; Inapropriate for children
Tydsduur / Running time: 60 min
Taal / Language: English, isiSwati, isiZulu
