Mampho Brescia Bags 2 Sensational Roles in Mzansi Netflix Productions
- Mzansi actress Mampho Brescia has bagged two roles on the Netflix productions Dead Places and I Am All Girls
- Mampho Brescia played the character of Iris on Isibaya and she's moving on now, quite nicely at that
- The actress' fans can't wait to see her killing it in some new roles and sent her love on social media
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Former Isibaya star Mampho Brescia has bagged herself some new roles. Sis is going to be on the Netflix production Dead Places. The show falls under the paranormal genre and Mampho took to social media to announce the positive news.
The show brags the star-studded cast of Tumisho Masha, Khabonina Qubeka and many others. After leaving Isibaya, Mampho still has options and has also been cast in a Netflix movie titled I Am All Girls.
The movie also has an interesting cast, Masasa Mbangeni and Hlubi Mboya are going to be part of the film too. Fans are excited to see what this new chapter is going to bring.
Both of the productions are South African and it seems as though more shows from Mzansi are being given a chance on the worldwide streaming platform.
Source: Instagram
Mampho played Iris on Isibaya and fans loved her bubbly character on the telenovela. Check out reactions from social media users below:
ceeceebalenciaga said:
"Wow, I'm so excited my lovely I can't wait."
papa.ghost commented:
"Already added to my list."
iam.khanyaa said:
"Let's go. I haven't watched it yet but I know it's going to be a hit. The best yet. Can't wait."
In other television news, Briefly News previously reported that Lerato Nxumalo left the Mzansi show, Durban Gen. Mzansi actress Lerato Nxumalo is leaving Durban Gen.
Lerato took to social media to relay the news to her followers and is grateful to have had the experience. She played Dr Ndabezinhle Luthuli on the show.
”Although I’m leaving I’ll never forget the human qualities Ndabezinhle has taught me, that it’s okay to be vulnerable, kind, compassionate and flawed," said Lerato.
She played the role of a surgical intern and is thankful for the opportunity. She thanked her colleagues for going on the journey with her and said that they made every day on set fun.
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Source: Briefly News
