‘Brilliant! So moving we were almost in tears at times! William is such an inspiration 👏’ @lucy.j.kelleher
‘Saw the show for the second time… A brilliant production which definitely transported me’ @cjhorrocks2
‘This show deserves to be seen by audiences everywhere’ @joseesshows
‘It’s bold, inspiring, heart-tugging, tear-jerker (but for all the right reasons)... GO SEE THIS EXQUISITE piece of theatre. I have to say how SPECIAL it was to see an AFRICAN story on stage’@collettdawsonsa
‘Beautiful score, fabulous performances, and such energy!’@showtunera
‘The energy in the room is just joyful and you walk out of the theatre believing that anything and everything is possible’@theartbiz
‘I was laughing and crying and dancing all in the same evening... I was especially awestruck by the hairstyles and wigs in this production which were DIVINE’ @tallvinegar
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Photos by Tyler Fayose
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Photos by Tyler Fayose
Where the story took place
William Kamkwamba and the creatives visit Wimbe, Malawi, where William's extraordinary story took place.
Having fun with what others have thrown away, Daniel Gausi Village.
'More and more, going to the scrapyard began to replace school in my mind.'
The writers discover a textbook crucial to William's understanding of wind energy.
Lessons in science at Mzimba Secondary School.
Children queue for their porridge at Bana Mbatose nursery school.
The Boy, the father, the best friend –William, Trywell and Gilbert beneath the windmill in Wimbe.
A farm on the outskirts of Mzuzu.
A celebration of rural traditions in Daniel Gausi Village.