Exciting stage productions and cultural experiences await Durbanites this week

In a captivating new musical, written and directed by Bukelwa Cakata, audiences are invited to explore a significant and heartfelt story about the challenges faced by African women.

"Thetha Mosadi" brings attention to important issues that many women continue to face in today's society.

The story revolves around a young married woman named Nomathemba. Her life takes a drastic turn when she is involved in a car accident that leaves her unable to walk.

Through her journey, the musical showcases Nomathemba’s struggles as she tries to navigate life in a world that is often ruled by men. The show highlights the difficulties she faces, especially as a disabled woman.

Nomathemba’s story is not just about her physical challenges; it also explores the emotional barriers and the harsh realities of gender-based violence that many women endure.

Where: Playhouse Drama Theatre.

When: Thursday to Sunday.

"One World, One Sound"

Prepare to be mesmerised by the enchanting world of music as internationally acclaimed Indian classical vocalist, Kerolin Govender, takes centre stage for his "One World, One Sound" concert.

The event is a blend of different cultures, rhythms and melodies designed to bring people together through the simple, yet powerful, language of music. 

Audiences will be treated to the delicate notes of Indian semi-classical music, the spiritual melodies of Sufi, the poetic beauty of ghazals and the uplifting sounds of world and Indo-African music -each genre brought to life by a remarkable ensemble of master musicians and guest artists.

Where: The Milkwood Theatre, Danville Park Girls' High School.

When: Sunday at 3pm.