You strike a woman, you strike a rock!
You strike a woman, you strike a rock! SamSays delivered the through ball and I controlled and finessed for the match ball, hatrick! I deliver over and over again. Thank you Sam, SamSays on the credits. I was at Joburg Theatre to watch "You strike a woman, you strike a rock" (Wathint' abafazi, wathint' imbokotho). Live theatre at the highest level. The play is set in the Apartheid era, PW Botha is the president, the story world is plauged by inequality, social injustice and poverty. The story opens with a Helicopter scattering, hovering and surveilling the location. The residents hate the roaming Helicopter, they call it a bird, they see it for what it is, spying, surveillance by the government. They curse and swear at every time it features in the show. This describes the relationship the people of the story have with the government and unjust system. It's hate, resentment, they feel oppression and utter contempt for the system. We are ...