A Woman Alone
One-woman play by Franca Rame & Dario Fo, performed by Kim Engelbrecht exploring a housewife's oppression and liberation
With Kim Engelbrecht
First performed in 1977, this one-woman play is a powerful and thought-provoking monologue that explores the life of a housewife, delving into themes of oppression, liberation and social commentary. Combining elements of satire, farce and drama, and using humour, irony, and emotional intensity, the housewife recounts her daily life, struggles and frustrations. She describes her relationships with her husband, family and society, highlighting the restrictive roles and expectations placed on modern-day women.
Director Quanita Adams, Charlton George (assistant)
Writer Franca Rame & Dario Fo
A co-production of the Suidoosterfees and Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees. Made possible by the Festival Enterprise Catalyst (FEC) and The Jobs Fund
Même lieu : Adam Small-laboratorium
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