The Clean Sheet Theatre Mesmerises Audience
Monday, November 29, 2021 | 40 Views |
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The imaginary play got the audience’s imagination working around the clock trying to figure out what was really happening. The play had three plots being heaven, earth and womb. The first story line was a conversation between a mother and her unborn daughter whom she called Dikeledi after she and her baby daddy broke up when he chose another woman over her.
Due to distress, she chose to name her daughter Dikele (tears), the name that the unborn child did not approve and pleaded with angel Gabriel to take her life so that her parents could not use her for their fights. The angel told the mother that even before they are born, kids are able to see and feel things happening around them.
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