Opening her first season as chief executive the Cape Town City Ballet, Debbie Turner gives us a taste of what is to come. We get flavours
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One-man show cracks head, then heart, wide open
Review: Kafka’s Ape, Alexander Bar until June 22, after that at National Arts Festival in Makhanda, formerly known as Grahamstown Adapted and directed by Phala O.
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Busty bombshells bare more than their beautiful butts
Along with the full dose of bitchiness and belly laughs, the Trolley Dollies take the audience into their confidence and a little deeper into the life
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Fabulous fabulous leads and a whole lot more
Review: West Side Story, Fugard Theatre production at Artscape opera house Run extended until April 22 In this mad and fast-moving world appetites change constantly, attention
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Am I beautiful? Oh yes I am!
What a treat to see Zanele Muholi profiled in the Weekend FT. It brought to mind my first encounter with the riveting work of
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Very familiar and completely vreemd
How I wished I didn’t have to read the surtitles in Moedertaal. Whenever I listened to the Afrikaans words spoken by Sandra Prinsloo I understood snatches
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Zeitz Mocaa: It’s about us
Even in Milan, in London, in New York and other art-obsessed places it would have been difficult this week to totally escape the hype around the
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Pleasing to the mind, the body and the soul
If it feels too good to be true, it probably is, the saying goes. Too good to be true = couldn’t be better … or could
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Swing into spring in downtown Cape Town
Gangsters and their molls, bootleggers, poets and playwrights, flappers and assorted dandies … just another night at your favourite tavern in town, you might think, but
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Lest we forget …
Cheers to Sarajevo, which is showing at the Alexander Bar until Saturday July 8, is one of those universal stories about people who are not supposed
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