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Ondersteun deur die Johann Brink Trust
’n Storie oor ’n pedantiese man wat orde probeer handhaaf in sy sosiale lewe en by die werk. Wanneer hy ná ’n moeilike dag by die huis kom, bons daar twee klein balletjies onverklaarbaar op en af in sy sitkamer. Dié ontwrigting van sy daaglikse roetine maak hom verleë voor sy bure, en gou moet hy ’n uitweg vind uit dié donker, snaakse situasie. Oorgeplaas na die Kaapse milieu, word die tydlose skoonheid van Kafka se woorde opnuut tot lewe geroep.
Duration 60min
No interval
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Supported by the Johann Brink Trust
A story about a pedantic man who tries to maintain order in his social life and at work. When he gets home after a challenging work day, he finds two little balls inexplicably bouncing up and down in his lounge. This disruption of his daily routine makes him feel embarrassed in front of his neighbours, and he has to quickly find a way out of this dark, comical situation. Transferred to the Cape milieu, the timeless beauty of Kafka’s words is uniquely brought to new life.
Supported by the Johann Brink Trust
A story about a pedantic man who tries to maintain order in his social life and at work. When he gets home after a challenging work day, he finds two little balls inexplicably bouncing up and down in his lounge. This disruption of his daily routine makes him feel embarrassed in front of his neighbours, and he has to quickly find a way out of this dark, comical situation. Transferred to the Cape milieu, the timeless beauty of Kafka’s words is uniquely brought to new life.
Supported by the Johann Brink Trust
A story about a pedantic man who tries to maintain order in his social life and at work. When he gets home after a challenging work day, he finds two little balls inexplicably bouncing up and down in his lounge. This disruption of his daily routine makes him feel embarrassed in front of his neighbours, and he has to quickly find a way out of this dark, comical situation. Transferred to the Cape milieu, the timeless beauty of Kafka’s words is uniquely brought to new life.