Carmen Maarman – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Carmen Maarman & Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Carmen Maarman & Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Roberto Kyle – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Roberto Kyle – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Amy Jephta – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Roberto Kyle – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Amy Jephta – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Jawaahier Petersen & Carmen Maarman – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Jawaahier Petersen, Iman Isaacs, Elton Landrew and Roberto Kyle – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Jawaahier Petersen, Iman Isaacs, Elton Landrew and Roberto Kyle – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Elton Landrew – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Elton Landrew – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Elton Landrew – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Elton Landrew – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs & Elton Landrew – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
Iman Isaacs – All Who Pass / Photo: Mark Wessels
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1974: Eviction. An inner-city Cape Town neighbourhood is being forcibly cleared by the apartheid regime. A family spend their last night together in their District Six home.
2019: Restitution. A daughter returns to claim her inheritance and exorcise the ghosts of what took place there. A journey that will bring her back to a landscape of memories, past and present.
Amy Jeptha, this year’s Standard Bank Young Artist for Theatre, explores displacement in her new play, All Who Pass. The work time-travels between a 1974 eviction and a 2019 restitution. This play was first developed during the Royal Court Theatre International Playwriting Residency with support from the British Council.
Written By: Amy Jephta Music Composed By: Benjamin Jephta Company: PaperJet
Directed by: Quanita Adams Lighting Design: Jon Keevy Costumes realised by: Leigh Bishop With: Elton Landrew, Carmen Maarman, Jawaahier Petersen, Roberto Meyer and Iman Isaacs
