Stranger Intimacies: Unveiling Shame's Power in South African Performance

"Stranger Intimacies: Unveiling Shame's Power in South African Performance" delves into the world of South African performance art, exploring how artists confront and expose the power of shame in the country's social fabric. The book examines how performances create unexpected connections between strangers, fostering a sense of intimacy even as they grapple with sensitive topics. Shame, a legacy of South Africa's past, is brought to light, analyzed in its impact on individuals and society. "Stranger Intimacies" explores how performance art serves as a powerful tool for social commentary and healing, fostering a more open and honest dialogue about the complexities of South African identity.

Unveiling a hidden force! "Stranger Intimacies" explores how South African performance art uses shame to spark connection, spark dialogue, and heal the wounds of the past. Explore a unique lens on South African identity and performance art.

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