Reggae Orchestra Fusion and Words in Motion

Speak the Mind Poetry Sessions return to the Artscape for the third successive time

“Words Without Bounds” is the theme this year, and promises yet another explosive line-up of poets and performance artists from the Cape, Johannesburg, Harare and Trinidad. A free workshop will take place in Gugulethu with Samantha Thornhill (Trinidad/USA) as facilitator.  

Speak the Mind presents the following eclectic mix of international wordsmiths and musicians on a single stage:

• Samantha Thornhill (Trinidad/USA)
• Burni Aman
• Cosmas Mairosi (Zimbabwe)
• Lesego Rampolokeng
• Tumi Molekane (of Tumi and the Volume)
• Khadija Heeger
• Nomsa Mazwai
• Sakhile Moleshe
• Sugah
• Iain “Ewok” Robinson
• Dave Ferguson
• Kalahari Surf
• Azania
• The Rudimentals
• Ghetto Youth
• DJ Raiko

This event is brought to you by LNM Entertainment, in association with Artscape’s Indigenous Arts Department and supported by the Pro Helvetia | Swiss Arts Council | SDC.

This production is part of Artscape’s Indigenous Arts Department which was established in 2007, aiming to develop, mentor and preserve South African indigenous customs through the arts at grassroots level. With this comes the responsibility to affirm, by providing platforms for art forms, cultures and languages that have been previously marginalised. And all the while, artistic excellence remains at the core of development.

Speak the Mind is an all-inclusive form of urban beat and spoken word diversion. Book now through Computicket outlets, Artscape Dial-a-Seat 021 421 7695, Pick’n Pay, Checkers and Shoprite outlets or online at www.computicket.com

Entrance to all events cost R50 per person. Block bookings for 20 or more, Pensioners and Students cost R30 per person and Schools per group of 60 learners cost R25 per person.

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