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Language which nourishes under pain and pressure
at Bristol Food Connections By Jane Andrews On 3rd May 2016 Jane Andrews, Alison Phipps and Tawona Sithole ran an event in the “Brain Food” strand of Bristol Food Connections Fringe Festival which involved a dialogue between Alison and Tawona … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Phipps, Bristol Food Connections, Jane Andrews, Pain and Pressure, poetry, Tawona Sithole
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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections
Read part 1 here Read part 2 here PART 3: Mariam and Tawona on the Poetry Workshop It’s a Gathering of Hearts As I sit and think plan and prepare As I hope and wish wonder and imagine I try I … Continue reading
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Tagged Bucharest, Case study 3, CATC, Gaza, Mariam Attia, Palestine, poetry, RMTC, Romania, Symposium, Tawona Sithole, workshop
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Call for Participants!! Performance Workshop: the place of language in our lives
University of Glasgow, Room 450B Drama Lab (level 4) Monday, 16 November 2015 from 10:00 to 16:00 In this all-day participatory theatre event, participants will ‘test’ and workshop new material written by award-winning poet Tawona Sithole to produce a short … Continue reading
Write Stuff: Poetry by Tawona Sithole
On 27 December 2014, the Scotsman newspaper printed a collection of poetry by Tawona. A wee excerpt is below, but you can read the full article here. Truthfully betepesu i hear the butterfly joy i enjoy listening i see the butterfly … Continue reading
Tawona Sithole – Reflections on Migration Project
The brief was to respond artistically to the theme of migration, to make an exhibition piece for a pop-up museum event. As I have recently been thinking about words as sounds, and being now fully immersed in our Researching Multilingually … Continue reading
Migration Museum
“Migration Museum“, commissioned by Untitled Projects Theatre Company, involved 2 commissioned artists responding to the theme of “migration through our art forms”. In collaboration with Glasgow Museums, Rachel Thibbotumunuwe and Tawona Sithole had access to museum stores in Nitshill and picked museum … Continue reading
belong
by tawona sithole where does a raindrop belong resting in a cloud in the sky when even a cloud can become overwhelmed and burst into tears where does a raindrop belong whizzing through the atmosphere at the speed of nature … Continue reading
Good English – the video!
Tawona Sithole – Creative Hub poet & playwright – performed his beautiful poem ‘Good English’ for our project launch event in May. It has now been turned into a poem video. ENJOY.
