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    Band on the Run

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 5, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Kurt Egelhof elegantly weaves together a poignant narrative in this drama. Excavating apartheid’s history, particularly non-racial mixing laws, Band on the Run tells the story of an inter-racial band plagued by race, the struggle and a love triangle. A powerful performance by Egelhof, and particularly beautiful percussion underpinning the narrative. DB

    Kurt Egelhof elegantly weaves together a poignant narrative in this drama. Excavating apartheid’s history, particularly non-racial mixing laws, Band on the Run tells the story of an inter-racial band plagued by race, the struggle and a love triangle. A powerful performance by Egelhof, and particularly beautiful percussion underpinning the narrative. DB

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