Play calls for mind change to slay corruption dragon

Deliberate Contempt actors on stage. PHOTO | MARGARETTA WA GACHERU | NMG

When both Amnesty International and the Kenya Human Rights Commission endorse a play like Deliberate Contempt by Hearts of Art, then you know theatre arts aren’t only for sheer entertainment.

They can also enlighten, educate and even make their audience want to join the ‘revolution of the mind’ that Mufasa the Poet speaks about at the end of this sequel to Necessary Madness (NM1) by Walter Sitati.

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