23 March 1982 Drama, Factual 50 mins
In this backstage documentary produced for the television program Everyman, Percy Mtwa and Mbongeni Ngema discuss how they came to create their play Woza Albert!. The commentary is intercut with sketches from the play and footage of the locations and events on which the play is based.
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United Kingdom 23 March 1982
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