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The Crime Scene

The CHR is delighted is announce CHR doctoral fellow, Zuko Wonderfull Sikhafungana, will be staging his production The Crime Scene at the National Arts Festival this year.

From the National Arts Festival:

“This production breaks the silence of family dysfunction through storytelling. This piece explores the psychological cycle that comes with absent fathers, most especially how it results in hatred and anger. The show unfolds through the eyes of one young man.”

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