'Voices of 1956' play portrays untold stories of queer women who fought during South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle.
The theatre piece which consists of dance and music is set against the backdrop of Women's March in 1956.
Director and choreographer Lusanda Dayimani talks the production.
The theatre piece which consists of dance and music is set against the backdrop of Women's March in 1956.
Director and choreographer Lusanda Dayimani talks the production.
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