Telling his own powerful history with his body, Gregory Maqoma reflects on our deeply divisive past and present.
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Four funerals and no wedding
Fantastic performances aside, we are not quite sure what to make of this star-studded adaptation of the Booker prize winning The Promise
Subtitles’ failure highlights my own
Loadshedding is a bitch … so is laziness
Murder, passion, heartbreak … ahhh, opera
What a fabulous night at the opera, no gimmicks or twists added, just good old-fashioned murder, passion and heartbreak played out large and loud
Love Notes from Don Vino and Selim Kajee
Play the video; you will know if it is for you within seconds
Notes from The Fringe
Sophie Joans tell us that fringe is the future and live performance is the last line of defence against AI
Like love and hate, there is a fine line between madness and sanity
The Beauty Queen of Leenane, on at the Baxter, is one of those rare treats that comes along only so often and shows the unifying art of excellent storytelling
A festival of South African sista’hood on stage
From raunchy lady rockers to drag queens, the Drama Factory celebrates the feminine in Women’s Month Festival
Visigoths should come with a warning
Totally unprepared to bear witness to the horror, we fled the theatre
A little Twenties glamour in Camps Bay
We have just received news about Vintage Jukebox, a celebration of the spirit of the Roaring Twenties, the era of the speakeasy, flappers, prohibition and jazz
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