Content; Theatre, storytelling, and Music

Karen Blixen's stories, viewed from the perspectives of both Denmark and Kenya, come to life in a chance encounter at a souvenir shop in Karen town, Nairobi. Here, Reagan Oduor Nyachieng'a, a talented Kenyan musician, strikes up a conversation with Helle Asmild, a Danish tourist who shares a deep fascination for Karen Blixen. Bonding over their mutual love for music, they explore their knowledge of Blixen's works, only to realize that her storytelling was often intertwined with deception, all in the pursuit of crafting a more profound narrative. Blixen's writings reflected her criticism of the European presence in Africa, acknowledging the need for judgment, yet she also hoped that the positive aspects would be remembered alongside the negatives. This captivating exchange between the two musicians sheds light on the complex nature of Blixen's storytelling, leaving us to ponder the intricacies of history and the power of a well-told tale. Suitable for both youth and adults, this encounter invites a deeper understanding of the impact Blixen's stories have had on different cultures.

Click the link and watch a short version of the Karen Blixen and Kenya theatre act.

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Producer :Helle Asmild

Contact:+4529322133

email:helleasmild@gmail.com

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