Otjomuise Live Arts Festival

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September 2026
1 SeptThe Namibian
… Premiering at Windhoek’s Theatre School last year after its initial conception during the Otjomuise Live Arts Festival in 2022, the one-woman theatre performance was staged at the new Goethe-Institut Namibia as a farewell, a fundraiser and a first. …
Ulenga’s ‘KoKo’ returns with sage second act
July 2026
11 JulThe Namibian
… Unequivocally bursting onto the scene as a playwright and solo artist with ‘Stories from Childhood’ during the Otjomuise Live Arts Festival in 2022, Ulenga reworked her mother and father’s triumphs and tragedies set in Donkerhoek and during the apartheid era to present ‘Koko’, in …
Introducing Ndayola Ulenga
November 2025
8 NovThe Namibian
… It’s the roots of the tree that cradle spoken word poet Frogman K and it’s the entirety of Zoo Park come to life for the fifth edition of the Otjomuise Live Arts Festival (Olaf) in Windhoek. …
Live Arts Festival Blossoms In City Centre

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Ndayola Ulenga's one-woman play KoKo returns to stage

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Ndayola Ulenga's one-woman theatre performance 'KoKo: Patulula' returned to the stage for its second season at the Goethe-Institut Namibia, marking the institute's first play performance in its new building and Ulenga's final performance before beginning her masters studies in the United Kingdom. The performance explores her mother's childhood home and her father's experiences with the People's Liberation Army of Namibia during the apartheid era and liberation struggle.

1 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Tuesday 1 September

Ndayola Ulenga's one-woman play KoKo returns to stage
Ndayola Ulenga's one-woman theatre performance 'KoKo: Patulula' returned to the stage for its second season at the Goethe-Institut Namibia, marking the institute's first play performance in its new building and Ulenga's final performance before beginning her masters studies in the United Kingdom. The performance explores her mother's childhood home and her father's experiences with the People's Liberation Army of Namibia during the apartheid era and liberation struggle.
1 September 2026 · The Namibian →

Saturday 11 July

Namibian theatremaker Ndayola Ulenga wins directing award
Award-winning theatremaker Ndayola Ulenga has recently won the Namibian Theatre and Film Awards' best directing honour for her adaptation of Morgan Lloyd Malcom's 'The Wasp', and has returned from an acclaimed showing of her solo 'Koko' at Theatertreffen in Berlin.
11 July 2026 · The Namibian →