Drawing inspiration from Njabulo Ndebele's acclaimed novel, The Cry of Winnie Mandela brings to life a poignant narrative centered around four women navigating the challenges of absence and waiting in the shadows of their men. With a blend of heartfelt emotion and subtle wit, the theatrical adaptation intricately intertwines their personal journeys, revealing the profound complexities of their experiences. Through intimate conversations, the characters expose the depths of longing and uncertainty that define this period of their lives, resonating with the enduring legacy of Winnie Mandela. At its core, the play explores the universal theme of waiting, inviting audiences to reflect on the historical struggles of women while finding relevance in their own contemporary realities. Cast members Rami Chuene who plays Mannete, Nambitha Mpumlwana who plays Winnie Mandela and Director MoMo Matsunyane join Lerato Mbele for the conversation.