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HOW ENGLAND STOLE MY HEAD
JOBURG THEATRE (SOC) LTDRef: https://www.joburgtheatre.com/how-england-stole-my-head-2/
Official source
Source domain: joburgtheatre.com
Collected on 28 July 2026
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What this means
This text is a webpage from Joburg Theatre promoting the production “How England Stole My Head.” It describes the story as based on true events from 189 years ago in the Xhosa Kingdom, focusing on King Hintsa ka Khawuta, who ruled from 1820 until his assassination in 1835 by the British Army. The page states that the plot involves British Monarchy and its army infiltrating the kingdom and includes references to Queen Adelaide and the English throne possessing the king’s head. It also includes general site navigation and ticket booking information (e.g., “Book Now” and a telephone number).
Facts
Places
City of Johannesburg, Gauteng
Reference
https://www.joburgtheatre.com/how-england-stole-my-head-2/
Key Takeaways
- Document is a Joburg Theatre webpage promoting the show “How England Stole My Head”
- Subject: King Hintsa ka Khawuta (Xhosa Kingdom) and events involving British forces
- Claims: King Hintsa ruled from 1820 until assassination in 1835 by the British Army
- Plot described as involving British Monarchy/army infiltration and Queen Adelaide/English throne possessing the king’s head
- Includes ticket booking prompt (“Book Now”) and phone number 0861 670 670
- Joburg Theatre
- King Hintsa ka Khawuta
- British Army
- British Monarchy
- Queen Adelaide
- English throne
- Xhosa Kingdom
- Zanzolo
- Janice Honeyman