Eie-Nar is a theatre production by Nama Khoi Productions that interrogates the concept of ownership—of land, identity, memory, and narrative. The work asks a critical question: What does it mean to own something, and what remains when that right is taken away?
Rooted in the historical and contemporary experiences of the Nama Khoi community, the production reflects on systems that have determined who has the right to own, to belong, and to speak. Through a physical and poetic theatrical language, Eie-Nar examines dispossession, inheritance, and the fragile relationship between power and identity.
The performance invites audiences into a reflective space where questions of ownership extend beyond property, touching on culture, body, language, and history. In doing so, Eie-Nar becomes both an artistic inquiry and a call to reconsider how rights, belonging, and narratives are constructed and contested.
Production Credits
DIRECTOR: Geralt Cloete
PRODUCTION MANAGERS:
Anthea Mouers
Luzaan Zandi
STAGE MANAGER: Irvin Cloete
CAST:
Jayden Cloete
Jody-Ann Cloete
Lowyden De Klerk
Annaline Joseph
Diansca Obies
About the Artists
GERALT CLOETE (THEATRE-MAKER AND PRODUCER)
Geralt Cloete is a dynamic Director, Performer, Scriptwriter, and Applied Theatre Practitioner, renowned for his transformative work as the founder and director of Nama Khoi Productions. Holding a Master’s in Dramatic Arts and an Honours in Applied Drama from the University of the Witwatersrand, Geralt's creative vision is deeply rooted in the exploration of Home and Belonging. His passion for uplifting youth is evident in his approach as a theatre-maker, where he skilfully empowers young voices, providing them with a platform for expression and dialogue through the powerful medium of drama.
- Venue: St Andrew's Hall
- Location: St Andrew's College
- Ticket price: ZAR 75.00
- Programme type: The Fringe
- Genre: Theatre
- Duration: 60 minutes
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Ages:
ALL AGES
