Thirty readers of Maroela Media have been given the opportunity to experience the classic Afrikaans drama 'As die tuig skawe' at the South African State Theatre in Pretoria. The winners received double tickets to three performances of the play, which will take place from September 23 to 27. The drama, written by J.F.W. Grosskopf in 1926, explores themes of poverty, disappointment, and lost dreams.
The play revolves around the story of Gert and Krissie Obrien, portrayed by Sallas de Jager and Lizelle Pike, whose marriage is put to the test by their struggles with poverty and lost dreams. The arrival of Fred Moller, played by Kaz McFadden, sparks old desires and new possibilities, threatening to disrupt their relationship. The production is directed by Lara Lourens and features a talented cast.
The production of 'As die tuig skawe' is significant as it marks the first of eight Afrikaans productions that are part of a new collaboration between the FAK and the State Theatre. The partnership aims to strengthen Afrikaans theatre in the national theatre environment. The play's themes and questions remain relevant today, making it a must-see for audiences.
The winners of the double tickets were announced, with 30 readers set to experience the play on September 24 and 27. The lucky winners include Jorindi van Eeden, Ria Smit, Mona Shaw, and others. For those who did not win, tickets are still available through Webtickets.
'As die tuig skawe' is a classic Afrikaans drama that has been revived for a new generation of theatre-goers. The play's exploration of universal themes such as love, poverty, and disappointment continues to resonate with audiences today. The production features a talented cast, including Sallas de Jager, Lizelle Pike, and Kaz McFadden.
The collaboration between Maroela Media and the State Theatre is a significant one, as it highlights the importance of promoting Afrikaans culture and theatre. The production of 'As die tuig skawe' is a testament to the enduring power of Afrikaans drama and its ability to captivate audiences.
The play will run from September 23 to 27 at the Arena at the South African State Theatre in Pretoria. Audiences are encouraged to attend and experience the classic drama for themselves. With its talented cast and relevant themes, 'As die tuig skawe' is sure to be a hit with audiences.
Key points
- The production of 'As die tuig skawe' marks the first of eight Afrikaans productions that are part of a new collaboration between the FAK and the State Theatre.
- The play's themes and questions remain relevant today, making it a must-see for audiences.
- Thirty Maroela Media readers have been given the opportunity to experience the classic Afrikaans drama 'As die tuig skawe' at the South African State Theatre in Pretoria.
