Xabiso Zweni Director, hans in luck, marburg theatre in germany, 2019.Co-writer/co-Director/ Actor in Changes, East Germany tour 2019 Saint in The Master Key, PE Opera House, Writer: Monde Ngonyama, Director: Xabisolethu Zweni, 2018 Pastor Mboniseni in Betting on Grace, PE Opera House, Writer: Monde Ngonyama, Dire: Xabisolethu Zweni, 2017 Writer & Director themba’s dream, masifunde youth theatre production, national arts festival, 2017 Director #AfterMarikana, 4 nominations at baxter theatre, 2016 & 4 nominations Zabalaza festival, 2017
Producer #afterMarikana, national arts festival 2016 and got standing ovations all shows, 2016
Nominated for best supporting role in a shakespear play antony and cleopatra at the herald show time awards –2013 Co-director The Truck Driver The National Arts Festival, Director: Nomhle Nkonyeni, 2013 Represented eastern cape at the market theatre community festival with the play dinner with bantu by Xolisa ngubelanga – 2011.Adjudicator for National Arts Festival distel play writing competion 2020. He became Artistic producer p.e opera house 2019. In P.E Opera House Dance and Drama curator 2018. He Won best script writer at the mec arts and culture awards 2017/18 Drama adjudicator in the m.e.c arts and culture awards 2016. He Toured with theatre youth exchange program to Germany 2017. He became a Masifunde learner development drama facilitator – 2016.Worked with German director frank fuhrmann from landsb_hne theatre at the naf- 2016. He Did workshops on process theatre in Germany at jugend kultur abeit in oldenburg Germany- 2016. He Won arts and culture award in the fruits of democracy awards in port elizabeth – 2016. Elected provincial member of the national actors council south africa – 2015
Arts and culture teacher at st. thomas high school – 2015. He Won honorable M.E.C Pemmy Majodina provincial special award for best performance in the E.C Province -2015
Won best ensemble cast in a play ( hungry road) at baxter theatre festival in cape town- 2014
Castle milk stout print advert -2014. he Directed a musical play tribute for former moyer ben fihlaof nelson Mandela bay – 2014. He was Elected member of the nelson Mandela bay arts council for (drama sector) -2014.Mentor for township drama schools festival by Mandela bay municipality and PE Opera House – 2014. He Wrote/directed an educational puppet show for department of education eastern cape (grade r – grade 4) – 2013.
Won best supporting actor in a play at the p.e opera house competition – 2008
Won best junior performer in a play at herald show time awards in 2007

Jennifer Ndlovu is a 31-year-old young woman from Walmer location, Gqebera. She is a writer poet and musician. She holds a Diploma in Business Management Certificated in professional cooking, a Former Communications trainee at VW,Administrator at Jendamark Automation where she writes stories for Good news lab.Co-founder and marketing director for Claim Your Throne
PR assistant for Bright little minds pre-primary GBV activist,Youth activist,Spiritual woman.

Marcia Tandokazi Ntoni is a performing artist from Port Elizabeth with a keen interest in
performing, writing, directing and singing. My interest in Art started at the age of 13, I was
doing grade 9 at Westville high. I was top of my class in the Arts and Culture subject, because
there I got to be creative and even wrote short skits for my peers. I just felt a sense of
belonging. In 2010 I enrolled at StageWorld Theatre School where I got my training in
Performing Arts. I was chosen to partake in the Remix Laboratory 2013, which included varied
workshops aimed at performance skills development and lectures on the arts. I am
independent but can work well in a team and can show creative ideas, not only to better myself
but to better my peers around me. I am driven and always give my all in everything I do. I am a
passionate woman ready to make my mark in the Entertainment Industry.

Ntomboxolo Nomkhalo [also known as Imvumiyethongo] influences include jazz, reggae, jive
and traditional Xhosa music, genres which fuse to form a style defined as “Modern African
Soul”. Her appeal is widespread, earning her new fans as far afield as Gauteng and Eastern
Cape in which she has performed with great success.
Although Ntosh’s star is bright, her humility and sensibility are always clear. Her regal presence
and flawless voice make her something of a goddess and breathtaking to witness.
From the very beginning, Imvumiyethongo has always managed to be at the forefront of
change. Born in the rural homeland of Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth (Ebhayi) and she grow up
in Ezinyoka. As she was constantly surrounded by a musical family and this would eventually
prove to be an important element in the singer’s song composing skills.
After matriculating in 2011, Imvumiyethongo put all her church and school choir experience to
use and made a choice to joined several musical groups such as Black City Live Band, Bay
Rhythm Live Band, Four Stars and Soul Sisters. She then made a professional debut in 2013
at a production called Nelson Mandela Bay Voices – One Gospel and Hulisani Gospe Show
which were broadcasted on DSTV and Unathi Fihla refereed her to Unako Spelling Bee (Arts
Wing) Production performed a number of shows also directed some plays under.

Bantu Jay Dama is a Masifunde leaner development former trainee and he also studied at Stage World theatre School in Port Elizabeth. He is an artist that currently resides in Walmer and has been part of numerous plays such as , The legacy, Heugh Road,Nongogo, I’m human too,Life of an artist, egameni lobudoda to name but a few.