funder, Wakutsina Khutu .. A Flea in Her Ear

UK partner, After Mikuyu

Provided support for The African Hamlet tour, and both funding and support for African Macbeth
national tour and performances in Harare

Provided funding and support for African Macbeth to perform at the Harare International
Festival of the Arts (HIFA)

Donated a laptop computer

Major funder, Wakutsina Khutu and The Little Prince, partner in providing ongoing in-kind
support in the form of performance and rehearsal space

Funder, Playing With Food

Partnering in training in Active Learning techniques for use in HIV/AIDS peer training workshops

funded interactive dramas for training Members of Parliament

partner in international projects including 'A Garden of Plenty'

KHADISO
Khamalathu Disability Organisation
Partner in producing HIV/AIDS and Disability Awareness dramas

Federation of Disability Organisations in Malawi - providing in-kind support for our work
with Khadiso

LRF

Legal Resources Foundation (Nairobi). Partner in training paralegals in communications
and facilitation skills for use in advice work for prisoners

Malawi Government

Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture - working in partnership to develop culture and
performing arts in Malawi Ministry Responsible for Persons with Disabilities - funded
our work with KHADISO (Khama Lathu Disability Organisation)

Funded a performance of The African Hamlet at Blantyre Teacher’s College

Major funder, Eating to Live

Developing interactive dramas for training Members of Parliament

provided desktop computers

Major funders, Playing With Food

Norwegian Embassy

Funders of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House to be performed and toured throughout Malawi
in early 2005. Funded research trip to Oslo.

Partner in training paralegals in communications and facilitation skills for use in advice
work for prisoners in Malawi and Kenya. Programme soon to be exported to various Southern
African countries, including Tanzania, DRC, Botswana

Prince Claus Fund
Major funders, Playing With Food

Shoestring Theatre, Johannesburg
Collaborated on Eating to Live, performed at the Harare International Festival of the Arts

St Andrew’s International High School
Funder, The African Hamlet. Support with technical equipment

partners on 'Faraway Nearby' (for details click the theatre nomad logo)

Partners on (for details click the the UN logo)

Developing training programmes designed to increase women’s participation in politics