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Ensemble: A group of actors working together as one unit, focusing on cooperation rather than individual spotlight.

Trust: Confidence that your fellow actors will support you, allowing creativity and safety in performance.

Timing: Precision in movement, speech, or reaction to make a performance flow and have impact.

Cue: A signal (line, movement, or gesture) that triggers the next action in a performance.

Ensemble Theatre: A style of theatre that emphasises the group over individual performers, often requiring improvisation and collaboration.

  • INgubo ebomvu: red dress
  • ihembe emnyama: black shirt
  • ibhantsi elihlaza: green jacket
  • amaHembe abomvu: red shirts
  • amahembe amumnyama: black shirts
  • Isiqhoko esinsundu: brown hat
  • Isiqhoko esibomvu: red hat

Ubusazi?Did you know?

Words such as colours describing nouns are called relatives (Izibaluli).

The noun described (as well as its noun class) determines the relative links or concord used.

Imizekelo (Examples) ilokhwe (noun class 9 and relative links ‘e’ or ‘i’) = ‘ilokhwe ebomvu’ (the red dress)

‘ilokhwe ibomvu’ (the dress is red)

Nouns in noun class 10 take the relative links ‘ezi’ and ‘zi‘.

Example: ‘iihempe ezibomvu’(red shirts)

‘iihempe zibomvu’ (the shirts are red)