Tonight With Tim Modise | John Kani

In celebration of the iconic The Market Theatre 40th Anniversary of a legacy filled with stories never better told across its stages with many actors and actresses have launched their long, successful career, the theatre has collaborated with revered writer Zakes Mda and theatre stalwart and actor Dr John Kani to bring you "The Dying Screams of the Moon".
Dr Kani joins Tim Modise to talk extensively about his long theatre career, 40 years of the Market Theatre and new project.

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I have utmost respect for the legend , John kani

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This man is a great legend....I wish to have a one on one conversation with him so i can learn from him

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Great choice for Rafiki

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The Legendary JOHN KANI

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I have read two of John Kani's plays, and I fundamentally disagree with his reconciliatory stance. I hope one day I will critique him in a formal writing. Please don't take this personally. I think we need to be critical thinkers in order to change the world. We must disagree with Biko, Mandela, Malcolm X and so on, if needs be, without feeling guilty. Just to illustrate that leaders are not always spot on. In this interview, John Kani said apartheid had nothing to do with skin colour; nothing can be further from the truth. However, much respect to John Kani for his contribution in the South African literature and theatre.