Woza Albert
by Percy Mtwa, Mbongeni Ngema, Barney Simon
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the play's relevance and powerful themes, reflecting on its enduring message about oppression. Many express a strong desire to see it live, citing its historical and cultural significance despite some finding it challenging to fully grasp due to unfamiliar references. Overall, the play has sparked a deep appreciation for its thought-provoking content and style.
Synopsis
A social satire looks at what would happen if the Second Coming of Christ occurred in South Africa
Press Reviews
"A satire played with devastating energy in a brilliantly witty staging."
— Guardian
"The most politically potent show ever staged in South Africa."
— Observer
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Woza Albert is a African play written by Percy Mtwa and published by Methuen in London (1990).
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Methuen · 1990 · 80 pp
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