The curtain rose at the Malombo Theatre in Pretoria, and time stood still. What followed was not merely a concert or a play but an enchanting, deeply felt experience that opened a portal to something sacred.
A Place Called Ngoma, the latest offering from celebrated artist Ntsika Ngxanga, arrived as a tender, thunderous gift. It was a calling answered with music, movement, and magic.
Brought to life with the unwavering support of the South African State Theatre, Ngoma proved that true art doesn't just entertain; it heals, remembers, and awakens. Every moment pulsed with purpose, from the opening chant to the final applause. Audiences were not just observers; they became citizens of Ngoma — laughing, crying, dancing, and praying.
Ntsika, whose voice seems woven from the very breath of his…
