The play "Africa... My Africa" is the story of Africa based on a 20-line poem, of the same name written and directed by Cameroonian refugee/poet Simon Mol. It is an enchanting story of pride before a fall and despair. But also of hope-hope for what will be, hence the subtitle of the play: "Was, Is, Will Be."

Set in a museum which is real and metaphorical at the same time, the audience is confronted with the various faces and phases that characterize Africa's uniqueness; its spiritual history, lifestyle and its art. This is portrayed by the voice of the drum, Nubian dance and magical images of Africa's shamans.

April 13, National Ethnographic Museum, Kredytowa St., 6 p.m.