Protestors gathered on Saturday outside Montecasino in Joburg to picket against performances currently showcasing there.
JOHANNESBURG - South Africans protesting against local performances of the Russian ballet Swan Lake on home soil said a stand needs to be taken.
Still, the Ukrainian Association of South Africa, which is leading the picket, argues the cast and messaging remain the same. "The ideal outcome would have been if the shows were called off and tickets returned and refunded, that would have been the ideal goal."
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