This article examines Mda’s artistic development, specifically in his use of symbolism and satire, while considering reasons why he chose to use these devices. The analysis will cover the period from the seventies, when he wrote some of his earlier plays, to the nineties, when some of his unpublished plays were produced. This will be done with a view to establishing the continuity or otherwise of his use of these dramatic devices from his early days to the present
Post-independence African plays have been characterized by the disillusionment of playwrights with A...
This study of Zakes Mda's life and sixteen of his plays and seven novels, written from 1966 to the ...
Any valid inquiry into the meaning of any imaginative writing will lend itself to the salutary crede...
This article examines Mda’s artistic development, specifically in his use of symbolism and satire, w...
Summary Zakes Mda’s dramatic productions extend many frontiers, including polemics. Like some of his...
In the past few years, especially after independence, South African theatre has not been as critical...
Zakes Mda is one of Southern Africa’s most respected, innovative and audacious playwright, artist, p...
Zakes Mda, dubbed one of South Africa's most prolific playwrights, produced his richest and most pow...
Zakes Mda’s plays have always mirrored his scepticism of post-Apartheid South Africa. Majority of th...
Zakes Mda is a prominent post-apartheid black South African novelist whose style has been described ...
Athol Fugard enjoys a place of honour in the South African and generally African canon as a great dr...
In 1991, when the issue of Kunapipi on ‘New Art and Literature from South Africa’ appeared, Njabulo ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of Natal, Durban, 1993.During the 1970s the plays of Pieter-Dirk Uys becam...
The purpose of this article is to explore the multiple layers of representation which occur in the S...
CITATION: Havenga, M. J. 2020. Woza Albert! Performing Christ in apartheid South Africa. Studia Hist...
Post-independence African plays have been characterized by the disillusionment of playwrights with A...
This study of Zakes Mda's life and sixteen of his plays and seven novels, written from 1966 to the ...
Any valid inquiry into the meaning of any imaginative writing will lend itself to the salutary crede...
This article examines Mda’s artistic development, specifically in his use of symbolism and satire, w...
Summary Zakes Mda’s dramatic productions extend many frontiers, including polemics. Like some of his...
In the past few years, especially after independence, South African theatre has not been as critical...
Zakes Mda is one of Southern Africa’s most respected, innovative and audacious playwright, artist, p...
Zakes Mda, dubbed one of South Africa's most prolific playwrights, produced his richest and most pow...
Zakes Mda’s plays have always mirrored his scepticism of post-Apartheid South Africa. Majority of th...
Zakes Mda is a prominent post-apartheid black South African novelist whose style has been described ...
Athol Fugard enjoys a place of honour in the South African and generally African canon as a great dr...
In 1991, when the issue of Kunapipi on ‘New Art and Literature from South Africa’ appeared, Njabulo ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of Natal, Durban, 1993.During the 1970s the plays of Pieter-Dirk Uys becam...
The purpose of this article is to explore the multiple layers of representation which occur in the S...
CITATION: Havenga, M. J. 2020. Woza Albert! Performing Christ in apartheid South Africa. Studia Hist...
Post-independence African plays have been characterized by the disillusionment of playwrights with A...
This study of Zakes Mda's life and sixteen of his plays and seven novels, written from 1966 to the ...
Any valid inquiry into the meaning of any imaginative writing will lend itself to the salutary crede...