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By fighting for her artistic voice, she is taking the evolution of theatre beyond the traditional realm

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At a picture where it is very worrying particularly, as you say from your point of view, for health workers as well. if they get covid, that exacerbates the problems within hospitals and clinics. but are we heading, do you think, to a world where the impact of the coronavirus is lessened in terms of its sheer strength, and for that reason we are that much closer to getting back to a normal way of living? well, that's certainly a hope, and we can hope for the best but we have to prepare for something less well, less good. so we're continuing to promote vaccination. we don't want the virus itsel...

The Portfolio: Wezile Mgibe 13 Feb 2021 Cautionary tales: Wezile Mgibe’s durational body of work The Interrogator includes a figure with his head wrapped in cotton. (Photo: Zivanai Matangi) In my practice, I have been deliberate in highlighting voices and bodies. The idea of seeking and creating conversations that forge new directions in the face of various forms of marginalisation and exclusion from public and social spaces is empowering to me. This is why I came to an idea of creating this body of work I call The Interrogatorfeaturing a figure covered in bandages and cotton wool.  When ...

This article was first published in  New Frame. “I’ve probably written more music than I ever have in the last five years,” says pianist Kyle Shepherd. But many may not know how prolific he’s been. For the past six years, Shepherd has steadily moved into composing for film, which has become an alternate avenue for his creativity. From 2008, he worked tirelessly as a full-time pianist, carving out his place as one of the most accomplished of his generation. It took years of focus, passion and dedication. And it is precisely these attributes that nurture his talent for scoring.