Beacon of Hope

BEACON of HOPE

Encore Show Nov 2025 ! 

This is a Theatrical Dance Production by the Children and Youth of Home Africa Ewaka, portraying the devastating impact of Domestic Violence on families and society, drawing from theie own experiences... the journey from broken homes and shattered lives to the harsh realities of street life, the pain of family conflict & the struggles of survival 

Choreographed by:  Desire, Chris & Twinomujuni Ivan

Synopsis 
Beacon of Hope is a powerful theatrical dance production performed by the children of Africa Ewaka. It portrays the devastating impact of domestic violence on families and society. Drawing from their own experiences, the production narrates the journey from broken homes and shattered lives to the harsh realities of street life. Through three acts—Destruction, Survival, and Renewal—the performance captures the pain of family conflict, the despair of depression, and the struggles of street life. Yet, it ultimately shines a light on the emergence of hope and healing. With symbolic choreography and emotionally charged storytelling, the children illustrate their strength in unity, reclaiming their dignity and self-worth. The production concludes with a striking image: the performers reaching toward a shining Beacon of Hope, symbolizing a future filled with love, safety, and new beginnings.More than just a performance, Beacon of Hope is a call for awareness, empathy, and action against the pervasive impact of domestic violence in society. It invites the audience to reflect on the challenges faced by survivors and to take a stand—through advocacy, compassion, and support for organizations like Africa Ewaka. Together, we can be part of the change, offering hope and a brighter future to children and families in need.

Scene 1: Destruction (15 minutes) 
The production opens with a haunting depiction of families torn apart by physical and emotional violence. We witness intense conflicts within households—parents, children, and even housemaids trapped in cycles of disagreements. Scenes shift to the parents at work, highlighting their daily struggles and setbacks. The stress and frustrations from their work lives spill into their homes, leading to eruptions of violence, destruction, and ultimately, the separation of families.

Scene 2: Survival (20 minutes) 
This act follows the harsh realities faced by a single mother and her six children after their family is torn apart. Struggling to survive on the streets, they face daily challenges: scavenging for food in unsafe conditions, battling sickness, and coping with loneliness their resilience is tested to the limit when tragedy strikes—first, the death of the youngest child and then the death of their mother. The heartbreaking scenes reflect the grim realities of street life while emphasizing the children’s perseverance through unimaginable difficulties.

Scene 3: Renewal (15 minutes) 
In the midst of suffering, a glimmer of hope emerges. A humanitarian worker from a local organization arrives in the village, offering help. Initially hesitant, the children slowly learn to trust and accept the resources provided: shelter, education, medical care, food, and emotional support.The tone of the production shifts, focusing on hope, transformation, and the power of compassion. The children begin to rebuild their lives, rediscovering their childhood and a sense of security.The act concludes with joyful scenes of play, gratitude, and grace—showcasing the transformative impact of Africa Ewaka and its dedicated team.

ALL proceeds From this powerful performance WILL go DIRECTLY TO THE school fund for THE 2025 academic year

2024 Balance $9,529
Production $1,600
6 Students: Online School $6,851
4 Students: University $5,875
5 Students: High School $2,818
40 Students: Primary School $13,431