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    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 4, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    This piece explores xenophobia and its connections to politics and religion. What begins as a simple narrative about a family haunted by an event turns into a complicated story involving others in their township. It is intensified by expressive outbursts as actors switch between English and isiXhosa. Overall the piece is complex and dramatic. DVFJP

    This piece explores xenophobia and its connections to politics and religion. What begins as a simple narrative about a family haunted by an event turns into a complicated story involving others in their township. It is intensified by expressive outbursts as actors switch between English and isiXhosa. Overall the piece is complex and dramatic. DVFJP

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