Play: A Blue Heart; Joy’s Story, Mar 24 2012 @ Kenya National Theatre

March 16, 2012 at 11:01 am 1 comment

Fern Poetry and the Africa Sanaelimu art Ensemble in collaboration with Consolation East Africa have come together under the Kenya Blue Heart Grassroots Initiative (KBHGI) and developed a play titled ‘A Blue Heart; Joy’s story’, to create awareness on human trafficking. The play is about Joy, a young girl who goes to live with her aunt after her parent’s unfortunate demise, giving birth to a gripping saga. A Blue Heart; Joy’s story brings together narration, poetry, music and dance. Bernard Muhia from Fern Poetry has written the poems in the play while Mike Kasongo from Africa Sanaelimu Art Ensemble has choreographed the dances and the music. The music is from traditional African drums beaten to a perfect rhythm to reflect the various moods of the play.This play has already been featured on the United Nations (UN) website http://www.ungift.org/knowledgehub/stories/february2012/blue-heart-campaign-inspiring-artists-in-kenya.html.

Charges are Kshs. 200 for high school students with a school ID and Kshs. 500 for adults. For tickets kindly call Noella on 0751198280 or El Poet/Akil on 0700393931. 5% of proceeds from this play will go to the Kenya Red Cross and another 5% will go towards creating more awareness in informal schools.

Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/330143027022068/
Twitter: @ABlueHeart_Joy  – hashtag: #BlueHeartKe.
For more info: http://www.bernardmuhia.com and http://sanalimu.org

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  • 1. Ernest Mwangi Karoki  |  June 7, 2012 at 8:21 pm

    I have got a play which i want to present to the national theatre how can i do it .My number is 0710149333 .i think its a great one

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