In the midst of such adversity, youthful Zimbabwean filmmakers armed with camcoders, laptops, cell phones and all manner of improvisations are keeping filmmaking alive
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Heaven imagined … in broad daylight
Cape Town City Ballet dancers captured in broad daylight making love to Kentridge exhibition at Norval Foundation
From psychedelics to Moshoeshoe
Alex Dodd’s note about a visit to Kalk Bay Books reminds me of the joy of turning a kaleidoscope
Drum magazine. The End
The end for a magazine with such an important place in our history … and our hearts
One of so many nights to remember
Remembering our friend, the one and only Gerald Schreiner
Of another plague, sometimes forgotten
Reminders of that other plague, Apartheid: Fugard Theatre live streaming Master Harold and The Boys for free after the run was ended by lockdown
A jazz festival but not just for jazz fans
CANCELLED … another casualty of Covid-19 The Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) is just around the corner, March 27-28. CallOffTheSearch will be back this year
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Fabulous festive fun for the family
Cape Town City Ballet’s A Christmas Carol, The Story of Scrooge is excellent festive family fun, a classic-but-light lesson in the power of good over evil,
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Nik in full bloom after a little pruning
There is a reason that Nik Rabinowitz packs the house at the Baxter year after year. How we all love that hour or two of riotous
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We are all just hanging by a thread
Less than a week after hearing Zolani Mahola tell her very powerful and personal story, seeing An Extraordinarily Ordinary Life at Alexander Bar felt like paying
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