Zoe Zana, Nwabisa Plaaitjies & Zizipho Quluba

As per usual we focussed on Arts and Culture on this Friday edition of Sakhisizwe. 

At 12:30 we had top four Idols SA 2013 finalist Zoe Zana in the studio to talk to us about her musical journey up until now. She also gave us some more insight on the production of her debut single 'Bulletproof' before blessing us with a beautiful live performance. 

Contact Details: 
Website: http://www.loyisomusic.com/zoe-zana/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/zoe-zana
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoezana/


After Nigel Vermaas' Arts Update we interviewed 24 year old Nwabisa Plaaitjies, who is the director of '23 years, A Month and 7 Days'. This Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards nominee took us through her creative proces and gave an insight on her play which you can go view at the Baxter Flipside untill the 24th of March. Lead actor Zizipho Quluba also joined us to speak about her experiences throughout the whole proces up until now.

Tickets cost R49 if you buy before end of the day on Friday 16 March; R100, R50 for students and R70 for block bookings. Booking is through Webtickets on 085 111 0005, online at www.webtickets.co.za or at selected Pick n Pay stores.

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By Laurens Driessen

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