"If you're going to depend on someone outside of you to write for you, you're going be waiting a long time...We have to write about what we know." Denzel Washington
An actress who started writing at 17 when she couldn't find the African woman's voice in the scripts I was reading. I started interviewing Swazi women and wrote a one-woman show Jabulile! which went to tour internationally. I then wrote a second one-woman show Kawuna...you're it! that was chosen to be performed at the National Arts Festival in South Africa as well as at the Gates Foundation World Aids Day event.
Now a screenwriter I continue to write for the African Woman I never found in my plays and on my television. Keeping in line with the nature of all my work, I hope to vocalize silenced voices one screenplay at a time. In everything I do, I aim to bring a fresh unique perspective that my multicultural background has allowed me to provide.
GREEN Comedy When Karen's acting dreams are deferred by American Border Control, she quickly says "I Do" but just as quickly discovers that it's going to take a village to convince America of a shotgun GREEN card marriage. Follow the journey of an aspiring Ugandan actress to her own American Dream.
Dorothy Berkson Gender Studies Award
(2012)
KCACTF Playwright Finalist
(2012)
Young Achiever Award
(2011)
American Conservatory Theater
(2012-2015)
Lewis & Clark College (Portland, OR)
(2012-2015)
Waterford Kamhlaba UWCSA
(2012-2015)
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