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FREDDY NYEZI
Was born and raised in the City of Cape Town. He is an aspiring performance-maker and multidisciplinary artist who expresses his creativity through poetry, acting and dancing. First introduced to drama by Assitej SA in his primary school years, he has fallen in love with the craft since. Blooming his dance career at a later time than the norm, Freddy has competed in both regional competitions as well as on a national scale and received a noteworthy number of medals. He has appeared in RIky Rick’s Sidlukotini music video, been a backup dancer for singer Rowlene Bosman and performed at the Artscape and Magnet Theatre, among others. He is currently pursuing a BA Theatre and Performance degree, specialising in Theatre-making, at the University of Cape Town.
“Every day it gets a little easier… But you gotta do it every day — that's the hard part. But it does get easier.”
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It wasn't right
Ever felt that someone manipulating you ? Someone ever make u feel invalid for feeling your feelings ?
Limbo
Limbo is a short piece about the unsure nature that one experiences when they trying to rebuild trust in someone who hurt them.
Trapped
Has someone ever asked you how you were and for once, you actually wanted to tell them everything that’s been bothering but couldn’t?
Hello Mind
Hello Mind is a poem about the complexity of the mind and how we as humans continue to replay painful memories in our heads
Twelve and fourteen
This poem is a work of imagination, real-life observations and memories combined.
Moon, oh Moon
Poem representing our symbolic moon that even during nightfall, God left a light on for us.
WOMXN!
To woman of all shape and size, ethnicity and race, and different sexualities. Happy Woman’s Month!
Dormant Feelings
Writtern by: Cody Collins imagine being filled with every doubt you’ve ever had in your life imagine that doubt multiplying as fast as it...
Choreography, a breath of new life
short reminder about why we choose to become musicians, artists, performers and choreography.
Tonga Na Singa
Thoughts that we would rather keep buried. It draws on the imagery of sewing and material to allude to someone losing their sense of reality
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