Tiyapo: The Memorial, Map Moving Space, P80
Friday, 26th April, 8.30 pm
Sunday,28 April, 5 pm
“Tiyapo” is Kalanga for, ‘we are here’. This phrase is the crux of what the play represents: the advocacy of marginalized tribes and languages, specifically the Kalanga and iKalanga. Tiyapo celebrates diversity and celebrates – in remembrance – a man that fought for people to be treated the same and for everyone to actively preserve their cultures and languages, with the hope that in the future, there may be no indignant person, but rather, a truly united and proud nation.
Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Thursday 25 April , Fa Thari e Kgaoga , 6 pm, Maitisong Theatre , P100
Women are often described as the backbones or carriers of our society but what happens they break? What drives a mother her new born’s life as well as her own? This play deals with womanhood, motherhood and the unspoken “evil” of postpartum depression.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Thursday 25 April and Saturday 27 April : My Tongue, My Noose , 7 pm , Moving Space, P120
A poetry performance in three movements incorporating music. The collection explores issues of personhood through the politics of race, class and sexuality.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Thursday 25 April, Broke, Broken & Alone , 8 pm, Maitisong Theatre , P120
Broke, Broken and Alone is a contemporary fusion of stage and film, speckled with a colorful music and dance. In a city where men with money make all the rules, a young, ambitious, streetwise businessman seems to finally be getting it all: a fast ascend up the corporate ladder, the hand of a real estate tycoon’s daughter and all the perks that come with it. But what happens when a ghost from his past, an ex-lover, unexpectedly shows up at his doorstep?
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Friday 26 April : Half Awake , 7 pm , P50 , Moving Space
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Friday 26 April : Triccs Pantsola wit The Jokes , 8 pm, P100 , Maitisong Theatre
This April, we will be hosting a 2nd One Man Show for our 2018 breakout comic – Triccs. Over 2018, the young man has demonstrated a unique style of kasi flavor mixed with modern chic. A man who English ends at 8:00pm and self-confessed pantsola, Triccs’ style delves into the kasi life, the misconceptions and the nuances of living and surviving in the kasi. This authentic style has resonated with hundreds of comedy patrons locally and he is without a doubt a man whose name is synonymous with TFCS.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Friday 26 April,An Evening with Sadi ,6 pm,Maitisong Theatre ,P80
Sadi Dikgaka is a well-known TV personality. All those who watch BTV or attend trending events around the country will know who she is. Get to know Sadi on a deeper level, where she will expose her other talents of singing and dancing, all done through story-telling. This show is not to be missed and it guarantees to leave audiences inspired beyond words.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Friday 26 April, Go live : A Hip Hop Concert , Maitisong Theatre, 6 pm , P120
Go Live is a Hip-Hop Concert show with 10 acts: eight emcees and 2 DJs, who will entice the audience with thrilling performances.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April , World Of Beasts , 2 pm, P70 , Maitisong Theatre
This encapsulates a range of the arts, mostly spoken word poetry and storytelling, and includes a fashion showcase and numerous dance cultures at the heart of it all. It takes the audience on a journey with two space travellers, searching the galaxy for a new planet after an apocalypse on earth. They crash into an unknown Planet of Beasts, where they find different creature with amazing talents.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April , Bottle of Worms ,2 pm, P100 , Maitisong Theatre
The phenomenal story of 19 year old Ben Morris, who lives with his abusive father Roro, early 70’s, and his stepmother Cecilia. Brutality leaves a permanent scar on their lives and they struggle to embrace change.Sweating it out leaves one under lock and key; one embracing the repercussions and the other’s life is lost.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April , Birth Of A Queen , 4pm , P80 , Maitisong Theatre
2CHANGE is a female dance crew comprised of six young ladies from various parts of Botswana. United by dance, our collective boasts a rich variety of dance styles including Kwaito, Hip hop, Latin and Contemporary. Fusing all these styles of dance is how we are able to come up with unique and beautiful compilations which give us our energetic, bubbly but fierce character.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April, Sekano Sa Ngwao Se Supa Rona,5 pm, P50 , Moving Space
Bodiragatsi bo supa ngwao tsa merafe ka go farologana, mme bo supe sekano, bo senole teme nngwe lenngwe ka go e tlotlomatsa…jaaka mmino, le poko di ka supa maitemogela a go ruta fa Batswana re tshegetsa ngawao, bokgoni jwa go ntsha tlhwaafalo ya modiragatsi le go tsaya bodiragatsi ka kelelelo.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Aone The Play :Saturday 27 April 3pm ,Moving Space , P100
Sunday 28 April 4pm , Moving Space , P100
Living in poverty, with no means of assisting her bed-bound grandmother, Aone deals with the possibility of living a life of solitude. In this play, we will follow Aone as she learns to fight her fears.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April , Simphiwo Sam ,P80, 6 pm, Maitisong Theatre
Luyolo Lenga is a composer, author and arranger of a fusion style of music that pays homage to his Xhosa language accessing ancestral sounds from ancient stringed and procession instruments. The primary overlay is use of the variety of ancient bows, Uhadi, Umrhubhe, Omakhwenyane all handcrafted and mastered by Luyolo. Once the percussive and ancestral stringed instruments have laid the foundation, the voice freely explores the range, solo, in harmony, always in isiXhosa. Western instruments (such as guitar and brass) have a history of being incorporated into traditional southern African music melts easily into the mix.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Saturday 27 April, Refugees featuring Tefo Paya , 8 pm, P80 , Maitisong Theatre
This South African show, from Durban, is about people being reduced into statistics trapped in a refugee camp. It takes the audience through their journey, which reflects their personal stories expressing their pain, sadness, soul searching, and hope, questioning and exploring the power of religion and spirituality. The tale that is questioning freedom, how is freedom defined, their reality of being a refugee, the story is told through movement, song, images, and narration.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Sunday 28 April, A Magical Night With Mpho, 3 pm, P80 , Maitisong Theatre
An emerging singer born in 1989 in the village of Mochudi, Botswana. Growing up in a family of music lovers she grew up on the sounds of Sade, UB40, Boom Shaka, Brenda Faisse and Mariah Carey. It was in Malaysia where her debut single “Loves Light” was written. For the festival she will be presenting a songs to sooth parents and their children. This one is for the family to enjoy a relaxed and magical Sunday afternoon.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.
Sunday 28 April , Sounds Of Jazz Concert , 5 pm, P50, Maitisong Theatre
Botswana Society of Jazz creates a platform for Jazz musicians and those that are aspiring to grow and share ideas. But at the core of all they do is Jazz and the big band set-up. They are a group of highly talented and capable musicians.
Note: Limited 50% discount per show for students with valid ID cards and U18s for all shows. Tickets available at Maitisong and Webtickets.
For more information, contact 397 1809 or secratary@maitisong.org.