Ballito play places spotlight on cancer and gender-based violence issues
Guest house owner Richard Finch said he was pleased with the turnout considering this was the play's first performance.
Encouraging people to be open about and get tested for cancer was the purpose of a stage play presented by the KwaMashu School of Dance in collaboration with Yabantu Multipurpose and Performing Arts Theatre at Ekhaya Guest House in Ballito on Sunday.
Gender-based violence was also addressed.
The performance was directed by Vusi Makanya, who said it was crucial that both women and men took proactive action by being tested, especially for breast cancer.
The audience was reminded that cancer did not discriminate, regardless of age, race or gender.
Guest house owner Richard Finch said he was pleased with the turnout considering this was the play’s first performance.
He plans to host more events, such as book launches and music shows, from January.
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