After amassing rave feedback and endless sold-out shows in numerous countries, the globally acclaimed show, The Head and The Load, made its thrilling debut at Joburg Theatre, eliciting a dialogue on African history.
This William Kentridge award-winning performance goes in-depth into African history and further explores the untold and traumatic role of Africans during the World War I.
In the production, not only was history marked by combining music, dance, film projections, mechanised sculptures, and shadow play, but there was also a thought-provoking dialogue that featured notable personalities.
Esteemed activist, actress, storyteller, poet, playwright, director, and author Gcina Mhlophe unpacked the essence of oral African history and the role it plays.
The production illuminates the untold story of the millions of African porters and carriers who served and, in many…