Entertainment With Purpose
The Resurrection Files is more than a performance.
It is a platform for impact — using theatre, music, and drag to support real lives.
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Every show saves a life
The Resurrection Files is more than a night of drag. Every performance raises money for AidsArk, a charity working at the frontiers of the global HIV epidemic to keep people alive and help them rebuild their lives.
The name says everything about the mission. AidsArk takes its inspiration from Schindler's Ark: the idea that no one can save the whole world from AIDS, but we can save some. To save one life is to change everything for that person, their family and their community.
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OUR IMPACT IN CAPE TOWN
R200,000
Raised for AidsArk. Real Lives Supported.
The launch of The Resurrection Files in Cape Town during Pride was not just a performance — it was a moment of collective impact.
120
HIV Positive People Helped Annually.
In Khayelitsha, near Cape Town, AidsArk supports around 120 HIV positive people every year as they leave the Baphumelele hospice and return home, providing the intensive, hands-on care that makes reintegration possible.

The work your support makes possible
For two to three months after discharge, carers visit twice a week, and a single visit can last for hours: helping people stay on their antiretroviral treatment, collecting medicines from the clinic, managing opportunistic infections, and funding access to the Matrix substance rehabilitation programme where alcohol or drugs are a factor.
Just as importantly, it means showing up for the everyday things that dignity depends on, from washing and caring for the patient to cleaning their home, preparing food, and connecting them to the Baphumelele soup kitchen. The results speak for themselves: people who receive this care are far less likely to be readmitted, breaking a cycle that otherwise sees patients relapse and return to hospital and hospice again and again. Your ticket helps pay for it.
Key Fragments
Each performance can be experienced as part of the full narrative or programmed individually.














