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THEATRE REVIEW: Angolan border war resurfaces in powerful London play exploring race and reconciliation

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Paul Herzberg’s London play The Moth revisits South Africa’s secretive Angolan border war through a tense encounter between a black journalist and a former apartheid soldier. Exploring racism, trauma, hatred and the difficult pursuit of forgiveness, the production confronts the l

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