The Masks (KITFest, South Africa)
A South African one-actor play on rejection, love and resilience, on the first day of KITFest.

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A South African one-actor play on rejection, love and resilience, on the first day of KITFest.

Poligrodzianie perform Polish folk dances with music, song and costume in the Main Auditorium.

A trade market for festival directors, programmers and producers at the Kenya Cultural Centre, Nairobi, 6-8 November 2026, with a roundtable and a pitch session.

Kenyan experimental performance on grief, mortality and ego, built from the maker's woodworking and painting practice; three evenings on the outdoor stage.

A free Ugandan radio play on newborn and maternal deaths in health facilities, on the outdoor stage at KITFest.

Free outdoor afternoon of East African spoken word, storytelling and acoustic sets at the Kenya National Theatre, on 5 and 12 November.

A Kenyan play about a young athlete who secretly builds an AI version of her late mother, in the small hall at KITFest.

A Ugandan play set in a refugee camp where relentless storms mirror the chaos.

Congolese pianist, singer and composer Tyson Meya brings Mushikishiki Vibes to Kenya, free, ahead of his album YO MOKO.

A US production that fuses drama, live music and original poetry in the Main Auditorium.

A devised physical-theatre piece from India about the memories the body refuses to release.

A show from Spain mixing Chinese shadow theatre, puppetry and storytelling about a sleepy monkey waiting for sunrise.

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