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    Isigekle

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 4, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Isigekle is a family viewing performance. A group of mature women perform various Zulu songs premised on indigenous dancing. They use one set of lights and make good use of stage. They lose their energy in the second round. Using minimal props and instruments they rhythmically resonate throughout the theatre. KG

    Isigekle is a family viewing performance. A group of mature women perform various Zulu songs premised on indigenous dancing. They use one set of lights and make good use of stage. They lose their energy in the second round. Using minimal props and instruments they rhythmically resonate throughout the theatre. KG

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