Ela Nxeba, Lakudala follows two sisters that have been no contact since moving out of their parents’ house. The build to this, was the complex dynamics between the older sister and younger sister, one being narcissistic and one being emotionally intelligent. They are reunited because of their paternal grandmother, who has passed on, and raised them both.
 
Through this conversation they are conflicting about the way in which their grandmother enjoyed their tea, through this they uncover childhood traumas they have both endured, through the different steps in which the tea is made, the way in which table is set, and how the cup is stirred. Does the first sip leave a bitter taste in one’s mouth? Or is it soothing enough to confront the events that led them to no longer be in each other’s lives.

Age Restriction: 12+

PARKING, ACCESSIBILITY, REFRESHMENTS, RULES
ARE REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE AT VENUE? YES

PROHIBITED: NO CAMERAS OR RECORDING DEVICES ARE ALLOWED – ONLY AUTHORISED PERSONNEL

WHAT PARKING FACILITIES ARE PROVIDED AT THE VENUE:

• Safe parking available via the Station Street Entrance – off Jorissen Street after 17h00.
• For daytime shows, all visitors should park at the visitors parking on Yale Road at the Anglo – Dome.
• For visitors on foot, please use the Sutton Close Entrance, to scan your ID and make your way to the Wits Theatre
• For high schools coming to attend, all schools should report to Wits University an hour before the show, park buses at the visitors’ parking spaces by the Anglo - Dome and may make their way to the Wits Theatre.
• For Uber drop off, please use Sutton Close Entrance, to scan your ID and make your way to the Wits Theatre
• All visitors and guests PLEASE HAVE YOUR VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE OR I.D WHEN VISITING THE CAMPUS

WHAT DISABLED FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE VENUE: WHEELCHIR RAMP & ELEVATOR