Warenkorb-Inhalte laden...
“It’s a Family Affair” – A Free Your Mind Comedy Show
On Tuesday, 23 August, 18h30 the FNCC will be presenting “It’s a Family Affair”, a guest performance by the Free Your Mind! Comedians, commissioned for “No. 1 Eden Street” – a home décor and design installation in the FNCC gallery. nJoin this truly controversial, funny and desperate family of misfits in their lounge on No. 1 Eden Street. A day in their lives will shine the true colors of a typical Namibian family. Adam (Slick the dick) is a hardworking bread winner for his family, but there is something his wife Eve (Jar Jar) is hiding or rather scheming. Their two sons Cain and Abel (ventriloquist Joh White and his little partner, Red Neck Roy) are in a constant sibling rivalry because of their different political views.
“More” on the Adams family at their residence on No.1 Eden Street, FNCC, on the 23rd of August.nVenue:
FNCC Gallery
Price:
N$ 40 in advance, N$ 50 at the doornAfricAvenir is supporting this event as media partner.
Ähnliche Beiträge
-
Posterkampagne: Migrationsgründe anerkennen!
Seit gestern hängen sie überall in Berlin: Vier Postermotive, die auf symbolische Weise verdeutlichen, wie sehr wir selbst, die europäischen Gesellschaften und Wirtschaft, Fluchtgründe mitzuverantworten haben. Ob Coltan aus dem Kongo, Fische aus senegalesischen Gewässern, oder Öl aus dem Nigerdelta – wir profitieren von den Ressourcen anderer Länder, der Arbeit Vieler und auch von…
-
A critic of free trade agreements by Claude Wilfried
Presentation during symposium "Democracy: Panafrican Perspectives", which took place on December 2nd 2016 in Berlin. Wilfried Claude (Germany/Cameroun) talks about (neo)colonialism and critizes non-democratic practices related to free trade agreements.n Mit dem Laden des Videos akzeptieren Sie die Datenschutzerklärung von YouTube.Mehr erfahren Video laden YouTube immer entsperren nThis video is part of the project "Our…
-
Panel 1: Political Cultures
First panel of symposium "Democracy: Panafrican Perspectives", which took place on December, 2nd 2016 in Berlin. The speakers talk about historical contexts, current developments in politics and societies and the role of women; with examples from Ghana, Algeria and Senegal. With: Ken Bugul (writer, Senegal), Kwesi Aikins (Political Scientist, Deutschland/Ghana), Fatma Oussedik (Sociologist and Feminist,…
