A brief visit with the spirits at a campfire under the stars at Spier
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Results14The Fugard. The End
The Fugard Theatre joins a list of things we have lost to the damned plague
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
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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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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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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Behind every strong woman …
Back by popular demand: Another chance to see this lovely show. For South Africans of a certain vintage it feels like Tannie Evita Bezuidenhout has always
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The Woman Who Would Be King
The Woman Who Would Be King (what an irresistible title!) gives a magical peek into an unequal and wildly decadent world, starting with a fantastical creation
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Cast of superstars shine at Naledi Theatre Awards
There were lots of gasps, some sighs, plenty of laughter and even a few tears at Tuesday night’s dazzling Naledi Theatre Awards ceremony at Gold Reef
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