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Description
Rwandan playwright and actor, Odile Katese’s original play with music and movement, reflects back 15 years, as her country recalls the violence of the genocide, and then moves toward an exploration of what it means to truly heal and move into the future with hope and possibility. The poetry, music and dance will be performed by Ms. Katese, and two African artists—from Burkina Faso and Togo—as well as four American performers Ngwino Ubeho (Come and Be Alive) is the result of the Sundance Theatre Program’s International Initiative which focuses on the artists of East Africa (specifically Ethiopian, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda.)
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