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Question

At the centre of CURL UP AND DYE is Rolene, the manager of the salon from which the play takes its title. Beaten by her husband, Denzil, she takes refuge in her life at the salon where she ekes out a living. Working alongside her is Miriam, a woman who has been doing menial chores at the salon for two decades while dealing with her own difficult home life in Soweto. Regulars at the salon include Mrs du Bois, the neighbourhood gossip who observes everyone around her from her high horse, and Charmaine, a drug-addicted prostitute who spends her days putting herself back together after the previous night's encounters. It takes a new customer, Dudu, a nurse who has worked her way out of an abusive marriage and into a secure position at the hospital where she is employed, to stir things up. When she arrives at Curl Up and Dye, all bets are off and all the suppressed secrets and racism that lurk beneath the other characters' troubled existence rise to the surface.

Answer 1

The focus of CURL UP AND DYE is on Rolene, the salon manager who seeks solace in her work after being abused by her husband Denzil. Working with her is Miriam, who has been doing odd jobs at the salon for 20 years while juggling her own struggles in Soweto. Among the regulars at the salon are Mrs du Bois, a nosy local gossip, and Charmaine, a drug-addicted prostitute. The arrival of a new customer, Dudu, a nurse who has overcome her abusive marriage, causes a stir at the salon and brings to light the hidden secrets and racism within the other characters' lives.