The Business of Theatre & as a tool for development  

GUEST: MENZI MBULI - actor, theatre-maker, director and arts educator

The Business of Theatre &amp; as a tool for development&nbsp;&nbsp;
GUEST:&nbsp;MENZI MBULI - actor, theatre-maker, director and arts educator

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

THE FULL CIRCLE

SAfm THE FULL CIRCLE

The Business of Theatre & as a tool for development  

A Choreo-Poem Play “Grieve that is how you Survive”  

 

GUEST: Written and Performed  GRACE STORM and  THANDIWE NQANDA  

A Choreo-Poem Play &ldquo;Grieve that is how you Survive&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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GUEST:&nbsp;Written and Performed&nbsp; GRACE STORM and &nbsp;THANDIWE NQANDA&nbsp;&nbsp;

A Choreo-Poem Play “Grieve that is how you Survive”  

GUEST: KARABO JOMANE - Founder Blarofornia Festival

Blarofornia Festival in Tshwane

GUEST: KARABO JOMANE - Founder Blarofornia Festival
Blarofornia Festival in Tshwane

Blarofornia Festival in Tshwane 

GUEST SEWELA LANGENI - CoFounder Book Circle Capital and Author

You have also worked with Michelle Sewela, a few words from you as be celebrate her Radio career.
This Week’s Books
1. Why am I like this? By Qaanita Hunter
A novel in the era of Ozempic, therapy. and situationships. Farah Nosipho Garda is a twenty-seven-year-old professional student: no job, no real plans, and with a talent for self-sabotage. When she’s pulled from Cape Town’s comfort to care for her ailing mother in a Joburg retirement village, Farah thinks this is just another way to buy time. But when her mother begins to slip away and the man she thought could be her future partner starts raising red flags, Farah is forced to ask herself. What if the life she thought she wanted isn’t the one she needs. Amid the grief, Farah slowly begins to rewrite her story: showing up for herself, caring for her mind and body, trading shame for softness, and learning that self-love is a daily decision, and not a destination. Why Am I Like This? is a witty, deeply modern love story about coming home to yourself. Told with humour and unflinching honesty, Why Am I Like This? follows Farah on her journey to finding purpose in life, perhaps for the very first time.
Qaanitah Hunter is a

GUEST SEWELA LANGENI - CoFounder Book Circle Capital and Author You have also worked with Michelle Sewela, a few words from you as be celebrate her Radio career. This Week&rsquo;s Books 1. Why am I like this? By Qaanita Hunter A novel in the era of Ozempic, therapy. and situationships. Farah Nosipho Garda is a twenty-seven-year-old professional student: no job, no real plans, and with a talent for self-sabotage. When she&rsquo;s pulled from Cape Town&rsquo;s comfort to care for her ailing mother in a Joburg retirement village, Farah thinks this is just another way to buy time. But when her mother begins to slip away and the man she thought could be her future partner starts raising red flags, Farah is forced to ask herself. What if the life she thought she wanted isn&rsquo;t the one she needs. Amid the grief, Farah slowly begins to rewrite her story: showing up for herself, caring for her mind and body, trading shame for softness, and learning that self-love is a daily decision, and not a destination. Why Am I Like This? is a witty, deeply modern love story about coming home to yourself. Told with humour and unflinching honesty, Why Am I Like This? follows Farah on her journey to finding purpose in life, perhaps for the very first time. Qaanitah Hunter is a

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