“ǂAoni //Aes” delves into the rich heritage and contemporary challenges of the Topnaar people of Namibia. This powerful production is brought to life by a talented and dedicated creative team, each contributing their unique skills and perspectives to tell this important story. Synopsis: The story is set within a family context, where audiences follow a

JOALETTE DE VILLIERSActor/Teacher/Student Roles Played: Theatre: Story of Red Deur die Tralies Broken Buttelflies Film: Just Drive #LANDoftheBRAVE Film The White Line “An honest, open and raw performance is your best performance Joalette De Villiers (Best Actress in Theatre, 2012 NTFA) Joalette de Villiers, is an Actor, teacher and now student who won the category

These encouraging quotes about all things stories from Namibian creatives and others will certainly inspire forward-thinking attitudes on the various dimensions of storytelling.

In this month’s edition of our career highlight series, we’re talking to Actor/Comedian Milton Hochobeb A.K.A Oc Ebs. Milton is a born and bred Windhoek and hails from Dolam in Katutura, Windhoek. He comes from a very large family of over 60 siblings, enjoys cooking and loves to travel. His ultimate passion is to make

Melgisedek Nehemia | Actor Melgisedek affectionately known as “Melky” is the winner of the first NTN Monologue Competition (2018) and also a Nominee of the 2019 Namibia Theatre & Film Awards (NTFA), in the Best New-Comer (Theatre) category. He performed in the National Theatre of Namibia’s produced plays; Three Sisters (2019), and The First Year

Anchen Wille is a Namibian Major Modern Dance Teacher, who has spent over seventeen years training and mentoring students of modern dance. She has completed various international dance exams, and a teacher’s diploma in dance from the Association of International Dance Teachers. In 2004, she opened the Windhoek based Anchen Wille Dance Academy which has

The production demanded a mixed pool of creative, technical and logistical professionals that worked together during pandemic circumstances to offer local and international audiences, newer ways of experiencing Namibian theatre and stories.

21-27 September 2020 | National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) in partnership with Museums Association of Namibia (MAN) The National Theatre of Namibia in partnership with the Museums Association of Namibia presents a series of short local, traditional stories as part of the commemoration of Heritage Week 2020. Namibian Heritage Week originated in an idea of

The National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) is nearing its closure of the 2019/20 theatre season, with the upcoming production BOET & SUS; a multidisciplinary theatre work with direction by renowned Namibian storyteller and musician Lize Ehlers. The NTN has programmed a refreshing season which included an upsurge of works by Namibian women theatre-makers and young artists