THE CRY OF WINNIE MANDELA

The Cry of Winnie Mandela is a theatrical adaptation directed by MoMo Matsunyane. The play explores the resilience of South African women through the stories of four characters who reflect on their experiences of waiting during the absence of their men. The production blends intense emotions with humor, revealing the shadows, isolation, and complexities of their lives. The central theme of waiting invites the audience to connect historical struggles with contemporary experiences.