Ibhinqa is a powerful play that sheds light on the harsh realities of abuse and betrayal. The story follows the lives of three women who are all victims of the same man—a family member and a husband to one of them. This man, who has manipulated and hurt those closest to him, has also fathered a child with his own sister, resulting in the birth of a beautiful baby girl.
As the layers of deception and violence unfold, the women are forced to confront their painful truths and fight for justice. With a focus on raising awareness about the devastating impact of abuse, Ibhinqa explores themes of power, control, and the courage it takes to break free from cycles of violence. This production serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of speaking out and standing up for the rights and dignity of women everywhere.
About the Artists
Lungelwa Magqamfana AKA Lungi is an award-winning theatre practitioner, writer and fitness trainer from Motherwell, She’s worked with numerous artists across the country and abroad and is a graduate of Performing Arts through initiatives and workshops that were conducted by the Swallows Foundation of North England.
At the UdumoArts Festival in 2022 she Directed I over Covid which saw her win Best Director and Best Scriptwriter. She also produced and directed Women in Monologues 2023. She was a lead Actress in Indoda by Mzansi Magic and was in Gqeberha The Empire as Mampinga. She is a Founder of an Organization called Ndiyinkwenkwezi which equips and train young people in the performing arts.
Lungelwa was chosen as Best Actress in the Eastern at the ECMAS and the Best Isakhono Community Arts Development in Mandela Bay Theatre Complex because of the work she is doing with the children and youth of Motherwell.
- Venue: Athenaeum Studio Theatre
- Location: The Athenaeum
- Ticket price: ZAR 80.00
- Programme type: Theatre
- Genre: Theatre
- Duration: 45 minutes
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Ages:
ALL AGES
- Suitable for All Ages