NEHANDA

Authors

Office of Arts + Cultural Programming
PEAK Performances at Montclair State University

Date(s) of Performance

9/16/2022-9/18/2022

Created by

nora chipaumire

Performers/Artists

nora chipaumire, McIntosh “SoKo” Jerahuni, Fatima Katiji,Tatenda Chabarwa, Shamar Wayne Watt, tyroneisaacstuart, Gilbert Zvamaida, Sylvestre Akakpo Adzaku, David Gagliardi, Jonathan Daniel, Tom Jules Samie, Kei Soares-Cobb, Mamoudou Konate, Corey Baker, Peter van Heerden, Lucia Palmieri

Summary

1890, Cecil John Rhodes, then Prime Minister of Cape Colonies, advanced the Union Jack past the Limpopo River, making way for further industrial development and encouraging colonialism and immigration. Three years later, these encounters resulted in conflicts with the Ndebele people residing in modern-day Zimbabwe. Again in 1896, led by the Shona, Africans took up arms against these European invaders. It took 94 years to finally overthrow the British; however, the work that began in 1896 continues today.

Disciplines

Theatre and Performance Studies

Files

Additional Information

https://www.companychipaumire.com/