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Travelling theatre presents pollution to Coastal fisherfolk

The Bahari Huru festival

A scene from the play where the Mangrove (centre) struggles to survive through plastics. The Bahari Huru festival had performances that simplified complex environment matters to Coastal communities in Kenya. PHOTO | SIAGO CECE | NMG

By  SIAGO CECE

Art mirrors society, reflecting our actions and natural phenomena.

So, what do creatives do when the oceans rebel?

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