A potpourri of music and scintillating African dance routines, and a bit of poetry and acting, The Voice From Kilimanjaro takes a poignant look at how South Africans communities relate with the citizens of the world, in particular, Africans from the continent, it is a musical that promotes tolerance, social cohesion and peace.
The Voice From Kilimanjaro is a musical play that creatively raises questions and suggests solutions around the complex nature of xenophobia. It focuses on a family that is grappling with the intricacies of post-Apartheid South Africa, Xenophobia and unemployment.
A former political activist from Democratic Republic of Congo falls in love with a beautiful local woman, Jabulile Mthembu, against her family’s wishes. The Voice From Kilimanjaro enthrals audiences with combined dance routines and music from a vibrant cast made of South African, Mozambican, Congolese, Malawian, Zimbabwean and Nigerian performers. The Voice From Kilimanjaro is about enduring love, sanity and humanity in an intolerant environment.