In "Breaking Out", Rashaad is going through a tough time. He doubts his religion, his culture, even his sexuality...who and what is he? Samantha and her friend Nolwazi are playing a dangerous double-game with their parents. Into their lives comes The Siyagruva Scene - and things start happening! 'Rashaad faces reality and becomes a man. Samantha learns to think for herself.'

The Siyagruvaers go dancing the length and breadth of Namibia. That's the definition of paradise, right? So why are there hassles? What's with Mncedisi? Why's Brunette suddenly off-centre? And what's up with Thabiso, of all people?