LEGACYThe place where it happens
Days were spent in rehearsal and exploration; evenings in ritual-like sharings under the sky.
Cultural exchange
What we learn
We learn how landscape changes story—how stone, sky, and silence shape performance.
What we share
We share ritual-inflected theatre forms that honor place and collective presence.
Community & context
Matopos holds deep spiritual and ecological significance. The camp used the landscape as collaborator, letting place become teacher.
Shared community needs
- Resources to document legacy work and methods
- Support for future youth camps in the region
- Travel support for youth participation from multiple communities
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Stand with Matopos Youth Drama Camp.
Your support helps young artists access mentorship, arts education, and a creative home where they can process real-world challenges and imagine new futures rooted in their own culture and community.
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Artist pathways & projects
Artists learn how to lead intensive, place-based creation where environment is part of the dramaturgy.
Current projects
- Legacy documentation (future)
- Ritual movement studies
Visiting artists
A living lineage of artists who’ve made work with this club.
