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The remarkable real-life story of Eva Moorhead Kadalie, widow of South Africa’s first black national trade union leader, Clements Kadalie. The couple fought for freedom together for over 30 years and paved the way for the rise of Nelson Mandela.
This one-woman show, spans a turbulent time in South Africa’s history, and is set in 1956 following the death of Clements.
A story of joy and pain, sacrifice and struggle. Eva was strong and resilient, glamorous and warm-hearted, and way ahead of her time.
‘Extraordinary‘ The Guadian
Now is the time to hear and celebrate Eva Moorhead Kadalie’s story, told by her grandson. Eva, a woman who refused to give up.
Eva
SHAREESA VALENTINE
Writer & Producer
DAVID MOORHEAD
Director
MARGARET CONNELL
Sound & Lighting Designer
PETE MITCHELSON
Set Design
MARY FRANCES
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An exhibition commemorating the 70th anniversary of the first uprising in the Eastern Bloc curated by Dr Richard Millington and Steph Coathupe. The exhibition tells the story of the uprising and presents work inspired by the events of 17 June 1953.
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