Simunye: The Spirit of Africa at Victoria Falls Theatre

What to expect on the day

The story follows Bomani, the brother of Chief Ekanjo, who is cast out of the Kimba tribe and wanders across Africa in search of home with his loyal elephant friend, Ndlovu. It is staged by the Victoria Falls Theatre Company and directed by Handspring puppeteer Mongiwekhaya, with local professional artists. The theater is an intimate open-air venue with 195 seats, and the message of the show is love and community.

Prices and extra costs

• Included: Your entry ticket.
• Not included: Food, drinks and transfers.

What to bring

• A light jacket if you go to an evening show, as the theater is open-air.
• Insect repellent.

Tips for a better day

• Getting there: The meeting point is the Victoria Falls Theatre itself, and transfers are not included, so plan how you will get there.
• Arrive early: The theater is small, with 195 seats, so arrive a little early to settle in.
• Pair it: The 1-hour show fits easily around a day at the falls or dinner in town.

Who it’s best for

Best for: Families, culture lovers and anyone who wants a short, relaxed activity in Victoria Falls town.

Consider another option if: You want a longer evening with a meal. The Zambezi River dinner cruise combines sunset on the river with a four-course dinner.

Restrictions

Suitable for all fitness levels and wheelchair accessible. Prams and strollers are welcome, infants sit on an adult’s lap, and service animals are allowed.

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.