So what can you expect? Half naked women in duct tape doing dances with fire extinguishers, full-body painted men doing choreographed dances with playing cards and black leather shoes, not to mention rather interesting combos of togas and high heels. And that's just for starters. Go and see it - it's a legal mind-altering experience.
Wednesday 1 April 2009
Friends, Students, Theatregoers!
Whilst the fabled ides of March may have come and gone, Qaphela Caesar is still running at Hiddingh until friday. A combination of the schools of dance, drama, music and film, it's a pretty spectacular production. Hardly any of the original Shakespeare makes it into the show, with text being interpreted mainly through movement and music.So what can you expect? Half naked women in duct tape doing dances with fire extinguishers, full-body painted men doing choreographed dances with playing cards and black leather shoes, not to mention rather interesting combos of togas and high heels. And that's just for starters. Go and see it - it's a legal mind-altering experience.
So what can you expect? Half naked women in duct tape doing dances with fire extinguishers, full-body painted men doing choreographed dances with playing cards and black leather shoes, not to mention rather interesting combos of togas and high heels. And that's just for starters. Go and see it - it's a legal mind-altering experience.
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