The 2013 Musho! Festival takes place in Durban at the Catalina Theatre from January 16 to 20.
Sometimes I Laugh Like
My Sister will be performed on January 16 at 20h00.
Produced by Vital Digression and Obviam Est (London) Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister is written
by Rebecca Peyton and Martin M Bartelt, directed by Martin M Bartelt and
performed by Rebecca Peyton.
In February 2005, a BBC journalist was murdered in
Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. Her name was Kate and she was Rebecca’s big
sister. Rebecca welcomes us to her world in a passionately political, sharply
comical and painfully personal account of life after Kate. Crafting a moving
and often comic tapestry of private moments from a public tragedy, the show
explores - through Rebecca's eyes - the story of a courageous journalist and a
loving big sister who is missed.
Sometimes I Laugh Like
My Sister now comes to South Africa, where Kate lived for the last ten
years of her life. Each show is dedicated to different people who have been
killed working as journalists or media workers. (Drama; All ages; 70 minutes)
The 2013 Musho! Festival runs from January 16 to 20 at the
Catalina Theatre on Wilson's Wharf in Durban. For more details about the
festival, visit www.mushofestival.co.za
or email kzn@pansa.org.za.
For bookings, show times and details contact Catalina Theatre on 031 305 6889
or visit www.catalinatheatre.co.za/musho-festival
Tickets for all shows R50 (R30 PANSA paid-members as well as
OAPS, students and children under 12). Special all-day ticket on Saturday /
Sunday - R100 per day. Twist / Fringe tickets - pay-what-you can. Children’s
show R50 (R30 for children)
See the artSMart Events List for dates and times.
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