Remembering You like something I'd Forgotten
by Louise Buchler

Lives entwined in a single moment.

At the scene of an accident, seven lives converge.

World Premiere
WHen. and the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg

Kinetics Hall, National Arts Festival, Grahamstown, South Africa
4th - 7th July 2007

Vicky's, National Arts Festival, Grahamstown, South Africa
26th June - 3rd July 2008

The Cast
Mbo Mtshali - Miles
Merise Knock - Clementine
Thobeka Zimu - Josephine
Kiara Worth - Grace
Jacqueline Keevy - Ingrid
Benjamin Dlamini - Joseph
Avershree Maistry - Pandora
Lilian Southey - Ingrid (2008)
Arifani Moyo - Walter (2008)

The Creative Team
Julia Stubbs & Hazel Barnes- Directors
Jacqueline Keevy - Designer
David Buchler - Visual Artist

Louise Buchler - Playwright
Is currently completing her Masters in Drama and Performance Studies. She has directed and written three plays: PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN DROWNING, PURGE and COMING UP ROSES. The latter was invited to attend the Hilton Arts Festival in 2006. Prior to this she has also performed in a number of plays to date including CLOUD NINE, THE OPEN COUPLE, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT, 100 YEARS OF BROADWAY and GODSPELL. She has also performed at the National Arts Festival, Grahamstown in Greig Coetzee’s LOOK OUT, SAVAGE SISTERS and most recently A MATTER OF TIME which was directed by award-winning South African actor Ian Roberts.

'A beautifully written and directed piece about memory, identity and relationships, performed by a talented and committed cast. Sensitive and courageous ensemble work enables multifaceted explorations of remembering and forgetting. Recommended.''
Cue, 2008

'A meditation on memory. Sometimes to forget is to have no roots; sometimes to remember is to have no future. Faultlessly performed, this poignant piece looks at remembering and forgetting in different life stories. The seemingly disparate threads are cleverly woven together.'
Cue, 2007