Brenda Remembered

Andrew Whaley

 

Synopsis

Brenda - Story of an African queen is a pen picture of one of Africa's greatest singers. Compared with Billie Holliday and Nina Simone, Brenda's rise from the ghetto to continental superstar is a journey of luminous and troubled intensity.

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Author

Andrew Whaley was one of the first white theatre artists who tried to establish multiracial theatre in post-independence Zimbabwe. His plays have won major awards.

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