An unpretentious hole-in-the-wall wine bar in Cape Town selling wine by the glass at fair prices? I kid you not
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The Festival is back!
The Festival is back, news that made me dig through the archives and revel in memories made at this always-epic event
How is the City of Cape Town helping the burgeoning homeless population?
As winter draws in, Capetonians are asking what the city is doing to help the hundreds (thousands, maybe?) of newly homeless setting up camp on the streets and in the parks. This is what they say
Come as you were; leave as you want to be
A hyper-modern, mind-opening carnival of quirkiness set to 80s anthems … what is not to love
A purpose-led, coffee-fuelled world
Long may it last that companies provide this drug to employees and give them a break to administer it. Now available in sign language …
While the adults fight, the children draw
Like other children trapped in wars across the globe, youngsters in Ukraine draw planes, rockets and explosions; they also draw flowers, angels, Easter bunnies and peace signs
Baxter Theatre renamed to honour Pam Golding
The renaming of the main theatre at the Baxter is a fabulous legacy for Pam Golding and a shot in the arm for the Baxter, no doubt
Not just another play about apartheid
It is shocking how relevant this play is more than six decades after its premier
From broken boy to beast, a coming of age
A jarring reflection of these brutal times; Shadow Boxing is also a searing tale of a coming of age that would strip even the strongest among us to their bare bones
Intense and surreal theatre … life mimics art mimics life
The Life and Times of Michael K left me searching for distraction and dilution, things I usually avoid