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Review: Enthralling psychothriller, Opera UCT’s Don Giovanni
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Dance: SOBREMESA, celebrating the life and legacy of Sir Geoffrey Neiman
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Creative economy: Justin Nanak and Talia Hamid unveil Blvnc Studios in Durban
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In the Limelight: Rousing One Day, World Singing Day 2026, Cape Town
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Review: Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage, Cape Town, superb production
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Review: Intimate, personal, emotionally charged, Albie Sachs Father, Son and Soft Vengeance by Gail Louw
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Community: Business and cultural elite gather at Kay Mason Foundation’s Hummingbird Ball
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Interview: Majika Africa’s Greatest Illusionists at Cape Town City Hall
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Review: Kinnes van Somers, impressive play by young creatives
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Review: Blissful dance theatre, Cape Ballet Africa’s Elysium
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Fun: Kick off summer, celebration of music, food and family fun at Best Day Out 2026
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Review: Live Art Weekend, The Soil Remembers at the Masambe
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa’s spectacular Swan Lake at Artscape, limited season, February 2027
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Review: Lindokuhle Melaphi’s Until I Arrive, masterful, tour de force
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Stage: October 2026 brings music to our ears at Drama Factory and theatre, comedy
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Lifestyle: Janet Pillai’s Footsteps to Freedom connects history, heritage and tourism in Cape Town
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa announces first overseas tour for SA full length production Swan Lake
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Community: Do More Foundation ECD helping a Rustenburg child to find her voice
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Stage magic: Majika takes over Cape Town City Hall for three shows only
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Interview: Live art Weekend The Soil Remembers, insights
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Review: The Fifth Step by David Ireland, in Cape Town
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Review: Mamma Mia South Africa 2026, sublime, joyous, moving and heaps of fun
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Review: Stacey’s Bay, fun, funny, quirky, sexy, erotic and deliciously entertaining
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Performance: Working Title presents Live Art at Masambe Theatre, The Soil Remembers
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Lifestyle: How local innovation is crushing the wallpaper guessing conundrum
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Lifestyle: Where entertaining is at, review of Solstice Venue Bryanston for Corporate Functions
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Stage: Acclaimed MOFFIE returns to SA stage at 2026 Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees
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Interview: In conversation about Stacey’s Bay by Pierre Malherbe
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Review: Yasmina Reza’s ART, brilliant production, blistering mediation on friendship, art of conversation
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Music: Loren Erasmus celebrates milestone birthday and career with Golden Concert and release of A Woman Unbroken
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Review: Superfan, the gees, thrills, anticipation and drama
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Stage: PULSE by the WTS, stunning, dance theatre par excellence
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Travel: From bustling bazaars to Cappadocia vistas, here’s how to plan an upcoming trip to Turkey
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Stage: Donate to Magnet Theatre SOS
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Lifestyle: Beyond the Plate, Jetsetting with Janet Launches bold new vision for culinary travel
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Stage: Morapeleng Molekoa’s achingly moving Scott, with a tour de force performance by Sbuja Dywili
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Review: An Unexpected Guest by Lindy Wilson, exceptional writing and production
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Review: Impressive work at Masque One Act Play Festival 2026
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa launches Spring Season with Elysium, quadruple bill at the Baxter
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Review: Prima Facie in SA, astounding theatre, with the extraordinary Danica de La Rey Jones
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Review: Tender and poignant, Alyssa Dionne’s I Can’t Speak for Freddy
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Interview: Brasse, Tot Laat Toe by Zubayr Charles, Abdullatief Davids in conversation
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Interview: Brasse, Tot Laat Toe by Zubayr Charles, Anzio September in conversation
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Interview: Brasse, Tot Laat Toe by Zubayr Charles, Carlo Daniels in conversation
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Review: Brasse, Tot Laat Toe, an urgent and visceral intimacy
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Stage: Stacey’s Bay, debut of new indie comedy drama, by Pierre Malherbe
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Review: Rapturous standing ovation, preview Prima Facie, Cape Town
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Interview: Zubayr Charles’ Brasse, Tot Laat Toe from short story to stage
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Stage: South African premiere of hit Broadway comedy First Date The Musical
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Interview: Teater op Toer, vital collaboration, meaningful work deserves an audience
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Stage: Brasse, Tot Laat Toe comes to The Baxter, August 2026
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Review: Transcendent Simphiwe Dana, Symphonic Experience with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra
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Stage: Teater op Toer bringing top tier theatre to venues in the Cape
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Stage: I Can’t Speak for Freddy, two hander by Alyssa Dionne, returns August 2026
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Review: II, the play, egregiously existential
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Review: Dalin Oliver’s Stuck in Dubai, hysterically funny, inspirational, proudly SA
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Review: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Mark Shanahan’s adaption, invigorating, sheer escapism
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Review: Bianca Flanders’ Karamonk, magical, enchanting, exquisitely crafted and performed
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Review: Barrels of fun with Steven Stead’s Puss in Boots, Magical Family Pantomime
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Review: Peter Pan A Musical Fantasy, wistful, enigmatic and quirky
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Interview: Creating Peter Pan, A Musical Fantasy, based on the play by JM Barrie
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Classical music: Significant offering of music at the Klein Karoo Klassique 2026
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Lifestyle: Serenity Beauty Studio, luxury, self care and entrepreneurship
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Review: Something Rotten! Brilliant musical, exceptional production by WTS, SA 2026
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Stage: How Now Brown Cow presents SA premiere of Olivier Award winning, gripping legal drama Prima Facie
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Review: Bowled over by dazzling G&S Pirates of Penzance
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Interview: Something Rotten! WTS celebrating the art form of Musical Theatre
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Review: Awe inspiring concert by young and talented DCYOP
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Community: Do More Foundation and Kids Collab making magic for Mandela Day 67 Minutes of Play
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Review: Sublime, divine, enthralling, A Little Night Music South Africa 2026
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Stage: Winners announced for the 61st Cape Town Theatre Awards
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Stage: New voices take centre stage at The Masque’s 2026 One Act Play Festival
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Review: Constellations SA 2026, please don’t miss this exceptional production
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Review: Minnesota Boychoir and CT Children’s Choir charm and delight at Cape Town concert
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Community: Join Outside The Bowl Africa’s 10 Million Meals Initiative
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Lifestyle: Nature Connect marks 25 years of building pathways between people, nature, opportunity
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Stage: Canal Walk takes flight with Peter Pan for 2026 winter theatre magic
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Ballet review: Orpheus in the Underworld, stunning, CTCB, Artscape 2026
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Stage: Mabel the mermaid brings magical twist to The Pirates of Penzance, July 2026, Cape Town
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Stage: WTS presents SA premiere of Tony Award nominated musical comedy, Something Rotten!
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Music: DCYOP SA tour, July 2026, celebrating power of music to connect young artists across cultures
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Stage: Kurt Schoonraad, Funny Side Up On the Road, June 2026
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Lifestyle: Launch of Jetsetting with Janet Immersive Culinary Experience
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Interview: The Curious Case of Katherine Sinclair, playful and unpredictable
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Interview: A fun Pirates of Penzance for the Cape Town winter 2026
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Interview: Holding space for inner workings of the characters, Wolf Britz designing for Constellations
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Choir concerts: Minnesota Boychoir first tour, South Africa, June 2026
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Interview: Anzio September in conversation, Please, don’t call me moffie
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Interview: Zubayr Charles, storytelling should be used to create a much needed voice for those who are marginalised in society
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Review: A triumph, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder in Cape Town
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Interview: Jay Pather on directing Constellations by Nick Payne in South Africa 2026
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Stage: Artscape presents Please, don’t call me moffie, June 2026
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Stage: New era for theatre awards in Cape Town
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Choir: Crystal Children’s Choir first South African tour
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Review: Andrew Buckland’s A Fools Guide to Living & Dying, brilliant, hilarious
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Stage: The Curious Case of Katherine Sinclair, new jukebox murder mystery
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Stage: A bold new production of The Pirates of Penzance sails into Artscape
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Review: Rise 76 The Story of June 16th, beautifully staged, within the grief, horror, loss, small tender moments
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Review: The Killing of a Union Leader, creepy, twisted, taught and thrillingly entertaining
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Stage: Chicken, And. Thrilling new satire debuts in Cape Town
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Interview: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Barend Van Der Westhuizen in conversation
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Choir concerts: Morgan State University Choir, SA tour, May 2026
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Music: St Petersburg String Quartet Embarks on first SA Tour, May 2026
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Interview: Magician Sinalo Mtwana aka Khalo Magic, I carry my story, community and hopes of young people
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Stage: Paternoster’s first MayGay Weekend, 2026
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Review: Songs for a New World, glorious songs, beautifully performed by BBATA, Cape Town
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Review: Transcendent dance theatre Mamela Nyamza’a Hatched Ensemble, Cape Town 2026
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Musical theatre: Annie Jr, Cape Town, 2026, staged by the Drama Lab
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Review: Your Perfect Life 2026, deepened and become more nuanced
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Stage: Hit musical comedy, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Cape Town 2026
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Interview: Staging Songs for a New World, BBATA, Cape Town 2026
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Arts: Afrofuture In Motion, leaves lasting impact across South Africa
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Review: Rocky Horror Show, South Africa 2026, astounding production
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Review: Aaron Posner’s Stupid F Bird, effing fabulous theatre
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Review: Emma Amber’s You Should Go In, engrossing, hard hitting drama
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Magic: Over 50 young magicians take the stage, Makin’ Magic at Artscape
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Review: Talia Kodesh Actress, masterclass, beautifully crafted mini musical
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Review: Meeting Murphy, mesmerising psychological thriller, when it is too late to apologise
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Stage: Songs for a New World, presented by The Byron Bure Academy of Theatre Arts, Cape Town
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Stage: How Now Brown Cow Winter season 2026, two new productions across two cities
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In conversation: Dr Hildegardt Raubenheimer aka Dr Hilla, Cape Town based medical aesthetic practitioner
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Interview: In conversation, Reagan Clay, South African luxury marketing strategist
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Stage: Milnerton Playhouse presents Vaslav, starring Godfrey Johnson
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Review: Whimsical and fun Children’s Concert at Kirstenbosch
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Stage: Western Cape tour for funny, poignant award winning Your Perfect Life
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Review: The Royal Countess Zingara, sublime experience of theatre, food and fun
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Interview: Gavin Werner in conversation, Meeting Murphy and Spanish Steps
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Review: Hello, this is Johnny Cash, Sin and Salvation in Cape Town
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Comedy news: AfriSnaaks brings unapologetically Afrikaans laughter to Baxter
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Stage: Winners announced, Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival 2026
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Interview: In conversation with Janet Pillai, South African entrepreneur, academic, lifestyle guru
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Review: Pretty Woman, upbeat and fun, fantasy love story musical
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Review: Amaxelegu, funny, entertaining, sexy, perceptive, tender and achingly intimate
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Impressions: Being jolted awake at the Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival 2026
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Review: David Nixon’s Dracula, alluring, erotic fantasy, twisted and manic love story of possession and obsession
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Stage: The Killing of a Union Leader, Louis Viljoen’s new thriller, Artscape, May 2026
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Stage: You Should Go In, forgiveness and the complicated road toward it
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Book review: Haram, by Zubayr Charles, intriguing, wistful, elegiac coming of age novel
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Stage: Western Cape premiere of Naledi award winning musical, Actress, at Drama Factory
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Review: Key Change, beautiful show by the incomparable Jonathan Roxmouth
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Stage: Qondiswa James’ edgy new play about bedroom dynamics comes to Cape Town
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Stage: Exciting season of two plays by Gavin Werner, Cape Town April 2026
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Stage: Die Koelkamers Theatre 5th year Anniversary Celebrations 2026
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Performance: My Body My Space Festival 2026 celebrates 11th edition
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Stage: Four new plays for little ones at Magnet Family Festival 2026
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Review: An Iliad, riveting with the superlative Alan Committie as eternal roving storyteller
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Review: Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged, Cape Town 2026, fun, quirky, cheeky
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Review: Tankiso Mamabolo, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, entertaining, funny, with a biting edge
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Review: Cape Ballet Africa’s extraordinary production of The Nutcracker, sublimely beautiful, layered, entrancing
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Stage: Godfrey Johnson, with a Little Help From My Friends, Fundraising Concert For Miracle Kidz
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Stage: Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival 2026 celebrates South African stories and artistic excellence
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Interview: Rugby, golf, cooking, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), in Cape Town 2026
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Review: The Lady Aoi by Yukio Mishima, dark, twisted psychotic and yet beautiful and lyrical
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Stage: College of Magic Children’s Magic Festival, returns with Magical Circus Adventure
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Insight: Listen at the 2026 Investec Cape Town Art Fair
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Review: Gregory Maqoma’s Genesis, The Beginning and the End of Time, when freedom means no fear
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Review: And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses, intriguing play with superb performances,
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Review: ‘S Wonderful, Cape Town Opera’s Gershwin in the Park
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Interview: Pieces of Me, Bo Petersen in conversation
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Insight: From Hanover Street, emotional, moving, poignant and uplifting
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Review: Sensational Ndlovu Youth Choir in Cape Town, at Artscape
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Review: Electrifying concert by Charl du Plessis Trio at Maynardville 2026
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Stage: Music, Memory and Community, Golden Oldies Concert on the Lawn, Baxter 2026 Valentine’s Celebration
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Review: Thrilling and utterly mesmerising Twelfth Night at Maynardville 2026, entertaining, stylish, fun, poignant
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Stage: Pieces of Me, award winning solo theatre returns to the Western Cape for 2026 tour
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Stage: A riotous romp through all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays in two hours
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Books: Cape Town launch of Haram, debut novel by playwright Zubayr Charles
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Review: Alan Committie, AV-A-LAUGH-TA, brilliant
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Interview: Twelfth Night at Maynardville 2026, a comedy set against a background of loss
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Review: Sublimely beautiful, immersive Giselle at Maynardville 2026
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Review: The rousing songs of Freshlyground at Kirstenbosch 2026
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Review: The Opera Singer, poignant and moving portrait of the loneliness of fame and celebrity
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Stage: From Hanover Street, a Tribute to Memory, Music and District Six
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Magic: College of Magic Free Open Days accompany launch of extended beginner courses
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Stage: Milnerton Players present Ayn Rand’s Night of January 16
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Review: Shades of Blue, sublime opening Maynardville 2026 In Full Swing
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Interview: Designing Cape Ballet Africa’s Nutcracker, staged by Maina Gielgud
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Stage: In Full Swing and all that jazz at Maynardville’s 70th Summer in Cape Town
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Stage: STAND Foundation fundraiser, Breath and Hammer Acoustic at Baxter
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Review: Touché, innovative and powerful fusion of improv music, cabaret, cirque and dance
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Stage: Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts 2025/2026
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Review: Rouge, at the Kalk Bay Theatre, slick, acrobatic, naughty, fun and entertaining
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Review: Princess and the Pea, fairytale with a biting twist
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Review: Mad, bizarre, Gerald Charles’ brilliant Alice in Wonderland ballet
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa’s The Nutcracker at Artscape for seven shows only
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Community: The KKA Klopse Voorsmakie kicks off 2026 minstrels season
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Review: Stunning, alluring, Cats, the musical, South Africa
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Dance call: Emerging choreographers invited to apply for Open Call, ACDC Duet Xchange 2026
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Review: Let’s dance together 123 As One, A Japanese SA Butoh Experience
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Stage: Sarajevo, the play, theatre remembers what history forgets
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Review: Live Art Weekend Soft Rebellion, beautiful, stimulating, immersive
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Review: Let the sunshine in, Nik Rabinowitz, Geriatric Millennial
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Review: Colleen The Musical, stunning, magic box of surprises
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Review: Off the Record, captivating launch of Leah Mari’s new cabaret platform
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Review: Hearty and gorgeous tasting menu of Broadway musicals with LAMTA’s 20 Years of the Tony Awards
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Interview: Princess and The Pea, blending fairytale whimsy with a contemporary, Afrocentric energy
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Insight: Miracles are just changes, the urgent call of Hidden Current
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Stage: Universe on Stage presents Hidden Giants in Cape Town
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Interview: jacki job in conversation about 1 2 3 As One, A Japanese SA Butoh Experience
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Review: Magnet Theatre’s Animal Farm 2025, urgent, dark, hilarious
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Interview: Carin Bester in Conversation, Soft Rebellion Live Art Weekend
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Community: Calling all vendors, join the Baruch Community Carnival 2025
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Tribute: Celebrating Bernhard Gueller for 30 years of music in Cape Town, Nov 22, 2025
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Theatre interview: Hidden Current, gathering stories a vital intersection of the grassroots and global
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Stage: Innovative collaboration, Butoh performances create dailogue between language and culture
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Review: Maina Gielgud’s, Giselle, danced by CBA, beautiful, dark, enthralling, unsettling and utterly mesmerising
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Performance: Soft Rebellion at Live Art Weekend, Masambe, December 2025
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Review: Far Gone, harrowing, immersive and enchanting
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Stage: Maynardville Open-Air Theatre, Cape Town celebrates 70 years in 2026
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Stage: Freehold Theatre Lab’s Hidden Current, Cape Town, November 2025
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Interview: Bringing the story home, John Rwothomack’s Far Gone, SA tour November 2025
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Review: The luscious Vulgarians, juicy, fun and entertaining.
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Stage: Spice up the festive season with Masque’s delicious fairytale, The Princess and the Pea
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Food: Cape Town chef, Jill Van As, brings Kitchen Table Talk to Makers Landing, November 2025
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Review: Stirred not Shaken, entertaining and wry, tale, with a bite
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Stage: The Call, a bold new queer African musical, celebrating joy, artistry and survival
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Interview: Off the Record with Leah Mari
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Review: The One Who Stays, testimony and remembrance
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Interview: Glorious vocals, food, wine, whiskey and Freddy Mercury with SA vocalist vocalist Warren Driscoll
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Review: Glittering escapism, joy and hilarity, Opera UCT’s Die Fledermaus
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Review: The Royal Countess Zingara, La Dolce Royal, divine in every way
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Review: Ms Bhaved, in the Time Out Zone aka the Naughty Corner, laughing through the panic
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Review: David Kramer’s Orpheus McAdoo exhilarating legacy musical resonates profoundly now for our times
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Stage: Cast, international guest artist for Cape Ballet Africa’s production of Maina Gielgud’s Giselle, Baxter
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Stage: Mr and Miss Sovereign Western Cape 2025 celebrates 15 years
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Stage: Stuart Taylor’s award winning Odd Man Out, CPT and Jozi, November 2025
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Stage: Ms B haved, hilarious, incisive new comedy from Sue Diepeveen
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Stage: War drama, Far Gone, brings its powerful story to SA theatres, November 2025
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Review: Exhilarating day in Darling at Voorkamerfest 2025
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Review: Sublime Coppelia by Cape Town City Ballet
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Review: Moffie, monumental theatre, achingly exquisite
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Interview: Alan Committie talks about playing the jailer, Frosch in Die Fledermaus, Opera UCT
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Review: Holding space in Circle Song with Ashley Dowds
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Review: Wolf Biscuit, wacky and surreal, absurdist suspense thriller
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Review: The Tramp, inspired by Charlie Chaplin, Tour de force by Daniel Anderson
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Review: Down the Rabbit Hole at the Masque, CT, nuanced and edgy theatre for young people by young people.
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Stage: Die Fledermaus, Opera UCT, a toast to glamour, laughter and opera
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Stage: Drag race superstar Latrice Royale returns to SA after 13 years
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Review: Emergency Workshop, let us play and breathe through our fears
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Tribute: Daniel Anderson, The Tramp, legacy performance dedicated to 92 year old grandmother
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Stage: Magicana Junior Magic Championships, Cape Town 2025, huge fun, entertaining and inspirational
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Community: National Nutrition Week, investing in young children’s nutrition, building a stronger SA
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Review: 2025 Dance Intersect, exceptional and beautiful dance across diverse genres and approaches
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Stage: How Now Brown Cow presents My Name Is Lucy Barton at Woordfees 2025
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Community: SA’s largest World Animal Day gathering, October 5, Sea Point Promenade
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Review: The Routes of Sound 2025, sublime journey of music, wine and chocolate
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Review: Chicago the musical SA 2025, breathtaking razzle dazzle production
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Lifestyle: Look at Me Now 2025, celebration of growth, renewal and connection
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Interview: Anderson Carvalho talks about ACDC Dance Intersect 2025 at Artscape
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Fun: Stan Mars presents Smooth R&B Sip ’n Paint, Cape Town
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Stage: Wolf Biscuit, written and directed by Pierre Malherbe debuts at the Outlore Base
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Book review: Juliet Prowse, Born to Dance, charming and inspirational homage
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Community: The SA Guide Dogs Association launches Wear Your Shades Day Campaign 2025
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Community: Thrive By Five Index 2024, SA youngest children pay price of inequality
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Stage: The Masque’s Youth Theatre Club presents Down the Rabbit Hole, school holiday fun
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Interview: ‘n Pandok se Liefde, by Lauren Snyders, a call to witness, not to resolve
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Stage: The Tramp, acclaimed production in Cape Town 2025
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Stage: The Long Way Home, original SA jukebox musical
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Community: World Koesister Day 2025, from cultural tradition to inclusive hospitality training
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Stage: Cape Town’s brightest young magicians to compete in Magicana Junior Magic Champs 2025
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Stage: Celebration of the 15th Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival with Best of the Fest, September 2025
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Review: Interrogating silence in The Grab After A Doll’s House, by Morapeleng Molekoa
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Review: Outstanding Little Shop of Horrors South Africa 2025, a protest musical for our times
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Dance: Cape Town Welcomes ACDC Dance Intersect 2025
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Performance: The Routes of Sound 2025, intimate musical journey at Spier, curated by Brett Bailey
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Lifestyle: Meditation master, Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche SA tour August to September 2025
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Review: Truth and reality viscerally conjured up in To Life with Love
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Review: Feedback is deliciously cheesy, a biting satirical caper and physical theatre feast
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Review: So much fun, Melomania takes Quiz Night to another level at Kalk Bay Theatre
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Stage: The WTS, In Flux, A Dance Production Exploring Human Transformation
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Stage: Melomania, live music comedy quiz at Kalk Bay Theatre
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Review: Joyful, hilarious and utterly captivating, The Barber of Seville, dished up by CTO
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Review: The Glass Menagerie South Africa, masterful reimagining, exhilarating theatre
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Festival news: Three day celebration at Open Book Festival 2025
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Interview: Unique dialogue between language, memory and performance with Glass Menagerie and Speelgoed van glas
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Festival news: Klein Karoo Klassique 2025, a choral journey with heart
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Review: this bra’s a pyscho, rousing new play, brave, confrontational and entertaining
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Interview: Jill van As, the kitchen where hearts connect, memories are made, with joy and peace
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Review: The Mikado in Concert, gorgeous production, presented by the Cape Town G&S
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Stage: Mike van Graan’s To Life, With Love, featuring John Maytham at Societas Theatre
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Interview: Anzio September on performing multiple characters, yearning for human connection in this bra’s a pyscho
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Review: Becoming Benno with Ben Vos, funny and wistful reflection on leaving one’s home country
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Interview: Zubayr Charles in conversation, bashing down taboos in his play, this bra’s a pyscho
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Lifestyle: Launch of Gauteng’s first internationally recognised cat friendly clinic
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Interview: James Stoffberg, finding the balance between the comedy and tragedy in this bra’s a pyscho
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Interview: SA creative Georgia Neves is loving working in LA, where people do not sleep
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Interview: Staging Little Shop of Horrors, Cape Town 2025, fun with grit and edge
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Review: Petticoat Princess intense and shattering dance theatre
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Review: Unruly, engaging with our land and rights of all our inhabitants
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Stage: Award winning The Glass Menagerie and Speelgoed van glas at the Baxter
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Review: I Can Buy Myself Flowers, upbeat, wise and charming play
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Review: Impressive performance by Bizo Maxegwana in SA adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s Diary of a Madman
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Stage: Who Done Did It, comedic murder mystery set within a chaotic South African touring theatre company
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Review: Everybody Talking About Jamie Cape Town 2025, fabulously inspirational, moving, edgy
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Stage: Hit Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors comes to The Masque Cape Town
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Stage: The Mikado In Concert set to delight Cape Town audiences in July 2025
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Review: Clever, sharp delicious, Love Me Feed Me, the modern dating game
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Review: Gripping theatre, Jan Glazewski’s Blood and Silver on stage
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Interview: Staging Aladdin at Canal Walk Theatre 2025
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Review: Fun and entertaining Jack and Beanstalk panto
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Stage: Thrilling debut of this bra’s a psycho, written and directed by Zubayr Charles at 2025 Women’s and Humanity Festival
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Community news: Do More Foundation launches Mandela Day Campaign to build climate resilient learning centres
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Review: An Apprenticeship with Sorrow, lyrical, beautiful piece of theatre
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Live music: Star studded music showcase in The Mother City July 2025
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Review: Gorgeous Aladdin on in Cape Town, Canal Walk Theatre 2025
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Interview: Staging Everybody’s Talking About Jamie in South Africa 2025
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Stage: Unruly returns by popular demand for full length season at The Baxter
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Review: Inspired and thrilling reimagining of Arthur Schnitzler’s play La Ronde
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Review: Take Me to Town by Thabiso T Rammala is exceptional and essential theatre
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Stage: Aladdin 2025 shines as Canal Walk celebrates 23 years of magical theatre
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Review: Cape Town Funny Festival 2025, delish mix of comedy and variety acts
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Review: Majika, theatrically, magically alluring and thrilling
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Stage: Waterfront Theatre School presents SA premiere of hit West End musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
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Review: Rescue Remedy is tender and wistful, poignant writing, images, stirring performance
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Music: VScript drops How You Move, single featuring Luke Goliath and Fly Boi Keno
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Meditation: First full SA tour for renowned meditation master Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche
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Review: Beggared in SA, heart warming and moving play
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Stage: Autumn 2025 highlights at The Drama Factory
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Review: Joseph and The Technicolor Dreamcoat South Africa 2025, young, energetic, fun
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Stage: Premiere of two new solo shows at Baxter Masambe July 2025
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Review: Find your inner child at Museum of Illusions Cape Town
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Stage: Assist Spark in the Dark with production costs for Spark Hub NAF 2025
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Review: A triumph, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, brilliantly staged and performed
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Review: Bitter Winter, beautiful and poignant play, distinctly South African and universal
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Review: Pure gees at University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra’s stunning concert, Cape Town
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Performance: Vulvasphere Woman Beyond the Surface, multi sensory exhibition in Cape Town
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Review: Kamogelo Mhlantla’s Solitude, uplifting, funny, warm and insightful
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Review: Minimalist epic staging of a wow Aida by Cape Town Opera, May 2025
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Community: Historic 10 billion Rand investment in ECD retained in new budget
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Stage: Kamogelo Mhlantla’s Solitude, explores the duality of loneliness and being comfortable with being alone
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TV: TopGear SA, Star in a Reasonably Priced Car launches with UFC Champion Dricus Du Plessis
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Community: SA’s Kay Mason Foundation raises R12.5 million at first KMF Hummingbird Ball London
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Review: Die Kwiksilwers, a gem of a film
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Interview: Time and gender are fluid, mutable in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, a meditation on loyalty, governance and the cost of civil discord
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Interview: Getting real with Viv Vermaak, a lateral shift of thinking
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Stage: Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in bold new production at Artscape, May 2025
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Community theatre: Join The Masque at Volunteer Open Day May 2025
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Interview: Sjaka Septembir infinitely curious, exploring tension between emotional repression and release, discovering true fun
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Stage: Internationally acclaimed stage adaptation of Moffie comes home for SA premiere
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Stage: Dolliwarie, a theatrical fever dream of absurd beauty and emotional truth
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Dance: Dance Intersect 2025, cross cultural dance collaboration, Netherlands, Rwanda and South Africa
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Stage: Courage to be Average, Performative Philosophy theatre show with Viv Vermaak
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Review: Emotional and visceral gravitas in thrilling gender swapped Hamlet set in the film industry
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Live music: Simphiwe Dana celebrates 20 years in song, June 2025, performances in Cape Town
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Stage: Paul Slabolepszy’s acclaimed play, Bitter Winter travels to Cape Town
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Review: Die Uitweg embracing the unpredictable bouncing balls of life with magic lyricism, humour and hope
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Review: Samantha Carlise’s Messy, a gem of a play
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Review: Please, don’t call me moffie, brave and important play
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Education: eta College Cape Town shaping SA’s top sports stars for over 42 years
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Interview: Majika, afro futurist and Black Panther with Africa’s Greatest Illusionists
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Interview: Samantha Carlisle talks about getting Messy on stage
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Interview: Yuri Behari-Leak talks about his gender swapped adaptation of Hamlet set in the film industry
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Review: Harnessing the Piña Colada of relationships in 2 Lovers by Ter Hollmann
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Musical theatre: Exuberant Disney’s Aladdin Jr, staged by The Drama Lab in Cape Town
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Review: A Doll’s House Part 2, mesmerising deep dive into the ties that bind, connect and separate us
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Review: Mrs Mitchell Comes to Town is a mother of a play with knockout performances
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Stage: Debut of Messy, semi autobiographical solo show written and performed by Samantha Carlisle
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Review: Glorious weekend at Soli Deo Gloria, Paternoster Western Cape
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Review: Hallelujah for Messiah with the Philharmonia Choir Cape Town
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Festival news: Hermanus FynArts 2025, June 6 to 16, celebration of the arts, culture and creativity
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Books: South African arts icon, Kurt Egelhof, launches four book collection, May 2025
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Interview: Staging Die Uitweg, adapted from Kafka’s Blumfeld, an Elderly Bachelor
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Stage: The Masque presents Shakespeare’s Hamlet in a fresh new production
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Stage: Die Uitweg, directed by Sjaka Septembir, starring Carlo Daniels premieres at Suidoosterfees
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Stage: R and J Love Beyond the Stars, musical presented by Hoërskool Jan van Riebeeck
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Review: Interesting, funny and very entertaining Darwin, a curious mind
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Comedy: Celebrated SA comedian Kurt Schoonraad at the Baxter with new show, Sunny Side Up
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Magic: MAJIKA, Africa’s largest illusion show, magic, wonder, mind blowing stunts to the stage
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Interview: Please, don’t call me moffie, a gaze on the difficulties faced by queer Coloured men in Cape Town
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Review: Candice Bernstein’s Earthside, tender, poignant funny
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Insight: Simmy and Ami Faku, sensational wrap concert, Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts 2024/2025
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Dance: Hip Hop Encounters, April 5, 2025, thrilling dance programme
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Review: Agatha Christie’s Black Coffee, South Africa 2025, sheer entertainment and escapism
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Review: Pathos and mirth of Kafka’s Ape, physically and emotionally charged theatre
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Stage: Four new plays to be presented at 2025 Masque’s One-Act Play Festival
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Stage: Please, don’t call me moffie by Zubayr Charles debuts at Suidoosterfees 2025
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Review: Cape Ballet Africa’s Breathwords is breathtakingly beautiful ballet
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Interview: Cindy Jumat talks about her journey and her work facilitating faith and healing
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Theatre news: Winners of 60th Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, eligible productions in 2024
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Review: SboNdaba Dance Generations, stunning showcase capped by explosive finale
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Insight: Playful and poignant de Constructing Gender at Live Art Weekend
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Theatre news: 60th Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards special award recipients for 2025
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Review: The Salt Lesson, intriguing and complex
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Classical music: Stellar lineup of soloists for University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra SA tour May 2025
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Magic: Embark on a wild jungle adventure at the 2025 Children’s Magic Festival in Cape Town
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Interview: Sbuja aka Sibuyiselo Dywili, in conversation about The Salt Lesson
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Dance: Hip Hop Encounters embracing vibrant history of street dance and Hip Hop culture in Western Cape
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Community: Budget 2025, the first step towards a Children’s Budget
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Concert news: Watershed celebrates 25 years with a special performance at Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
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Review: Psycho thriller tripping with Bluebeard’s Castle at Cape Town Opera’s Shorts
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Interview: de constructing gender at Live Art, March 2025
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Dance: Generations, exciting showcase of emerging choreographers by SboNdaba Dance
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Review: Celebrating memories at Songbirds with Mynie Grové and Kim Kallie
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Review: Faustus in Africa! theatrical magic, a triumph
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Review: Beautiful offering, Grieve, that is how you survive
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Review: Thrill Me, gripping psychological thriller musical
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Performance: de Constructing Gender at Live Art Weekend, March 2025, Masambe
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Review: Theatre of the absurd in intriguing Lemons play, captivating South African production
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Jazz: Magic lineup for Cape Town Jazz Greats Home Coming Series, March to October 2025
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Review: Being normal is being happy with your life, a tonic of a show with Mr and Mrs Normal
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Stage: Groundbreaking Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival celebrates 15 years of innovation
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Review: Evocatively spinning and transcending family, dislocation and grief in Spin Cycles
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Review: Sensational Sondheim at Maynardville Open Air Festival 2025
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Music: The 4th Marimba Xplosion Festival, March 22, 2025, incredible lineup
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Review: Playing at vibrant Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2025
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Stage: Cape Ballet Africa celebrates its first birthday with new studio and bumper 2025 programme
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Review: South African production Dear Evan Hansen beautifully staged and performed, a cautionary tale
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Interview: Mr and Mrs Normal, the turbo charged Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert
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Review: Exhilarating concert, The Golden Oldies, Kirstenbosch 2025
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Review REMO: A True Story, brave, raw and immediate theatrical testimony
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Art: Embrace the Art of PLAY at the 12th Investec Cape Town Art Fair
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Concert news: Stef Bos & Friends to celebrate a 35 year musical journey at Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
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Theatre news: Nominees announced for the 60th Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards
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Stage: Stuart Taylor’s new show, Odd Man Out, debuts at Baxter March 2025
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Stage: South African production of Sam Steiner’s acclaimed Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons
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Review: Despicable Hehe, theatrical masterclass in satire, puppetry and ventriloquism
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Review: An Unromantic Comedy, wonderful escapism, fun relationship comedy
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Concert news: The Golden Oldies to Serenade Kirstenbosch with Timeless Classics This Valentine’s Weekend 2025
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Review: The Tempest at Maynardville 2025, enchanting, entertaining and playful
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Stage: Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert in award winning Mr and Mrs Normal, Masque, Cape Town
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Interview: Grace Storm and Thandiwe Nqanda talk about creating Grieve, that is how you survive
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Review: Visceral lived experience of The Cry of Winnie Mandela, the play
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Review: To Life with Love, beautifully rendered mediation on life
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Interview: Mynie Grové and Kim Kallie, Songbirds, music story cocktail of two friends at Die Koelkamers
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Stage: Dazzling evening at Artscape to invest in the future of The Masque
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Community: Section 1 champions crowned at Kaapse Klopse Competitions at Athlone Stadium
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Interview: The Tempest at Maynardville 2025, turning personal tragedy into magic
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa celebrates first birthday and debut at Artscape Opera House with mesmerizing triple bill
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Stage: The Young Professionals 2025, showcasing the talents of the new generation of theatre makers, actors and dancers
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Dance: Open call for choreographers for Dance Intersect 2025
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Stage: The staging of REMO, by Rameez Cassiem, A Journey of Resilience, Strength and Hope
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Insight: Maynardville 2025 opens with beautiful concert, Tour de Tchaikovsky
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Concert news: Hermanus Old Harbour Sunset Concert 2025 celebrates launch of FynArts programme
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Review: Unplugging from the world at St George’s Unplugged lunch concerts in Cape Town
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Review: Review: John Cartwright’s Old White Man an extraordinary piece of theatre, exquisitely performed
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The Cape of Arts: 10 reasons to visit Cape Town this February 2025
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Concert news: Bok van Blerk and Elandré bring Afrikaans magic to Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
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Review: The Sun is a Star and We Know What It’s Made Of, offbeat, intense, lyrical and intimate
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Stage: Die Koelkamers in Paternoster announces bumper programme January to March 2025
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Stage: Despicable Hehe with Conrad Koch and Chester Missing, Cape Town, February 2025
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Magic: Discover the Art of Magic with Enchanting Open Days at the College of Magic
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Stage: Grieve, that is how you survive, choreo-poem navigating through the complexities of loss
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In the Limelight: The true value of buying a ticket for an Artscape production
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Interview: Claire Johnston talks about Mango Groove’s Memories and Moments 40th Anniversary Concert at Kirstenbosch
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Concerts: James Grace opening Unplugged, new lunch concert series, St George’s Cathedral Cape Town
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Review: Joyous concert, Freshlyground with new lead singer Mbali Makhoba at Kirstenbosch
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Stage: The Johnson Jukebox by Godfrey Johnson, fun show with audience making requests
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Review: Thrilling acts, Unthinkable is sheer entertainment
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Review: Sold out Goldfish at Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts, December 29, 2024
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New Year celebrations: Ring in 2025 with the Hollywoodbets Cape Town Street Parade
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Review: The Addams Family the musical South Africa, crazy, mad and wonderful production
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Concert news: Will Linley and Lloyiso at Kirstenbosch NYE December 31, 2024
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Dance news: ACDC, Anderson Carvalho Dance & Choreography open call dancers 2025
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Review: Harmony and Understanding at Unity Concert 2024, Kirstenbosch Sunset Concerts
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Review: Spectacular My Fair Lady South Africa 2024/2025
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Review: Lyrical, wistful and celebratory Santa’s Sleighbell Safari!
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Concert news: Unity at Kirstenbosch, summer celebration of music and togetherness
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Stage: Step into the magical world of puppetry with Santa’s Sleighbell Safari
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Review: Red Riding Hood, fun, imaginative, quirky, innovative, fab staging, performance and dance
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Review: Emotionally charged storytelling comedy, Phillip Dikotla, Big Comedy Live
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Concert news: Full lineup Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts 2024/2025
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Festival news: The 2025 KKNK, curated and packaged to include all artforms, genres, with entertainment for all ages
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Review: Beautiful, emotionally charged writing and performance, all my ex-lovers are dead
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Review: Immersive Uninhabitable Spaces at Live Art
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Review: JOLTYD – Through the Ages of Music, dynamic cast, stunning celebration of song, dance and the human spirit
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Review: Magic Cradle to the Cape Concert led by Zolani Mahola, Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
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Music festival news: Unity On The Square returns, December 16, 2024, Cape Town
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Lifestyle review: A zippy buzz with non alcoholic Okushal cordials
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Stage: Edinburgh Fringe hit Spin Cycles comes home for Cape Town premiere at The Baxter
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Stage: Zolani Mahola leads the Cradle to the Cape Concert, opening the 2024-25 Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
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Review: Invigorating solo theatre at Magnet Summer Season 2024
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Visual art: Cirkel, FynArts Gallery’s last exhibition for 2024, explores the unseen forces that connect us all
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Review: Magnet Theatre’s beautiful and meditative Mina Thina
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Review: I Think I Smell Smoke ignites the stage at Spark in the Dark’s Solo Fest
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Lifestyle: Derek Lubner talks about his sober curious journey to establish OKUSHAL cordials
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Performance: Spier’s A Summer Dream, magical spectacle weaves a fantastical tale of light and hope
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Review: LAMTA’s Part of Your World is a tonic of a show to get us into festive spirits
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Stage: Live a little, give a lot with ImproGuise year end Improv Mixer
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Interview: Phillip Dikotla, in my comedy, laughter symbolises triumph
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Interview: The Masque’s Red Riding Hood, dipping a classic fairy tale in glitter, setting it to a pop playlist everyone secretly sings in the shower
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Interview: Jenna Fish talks about Unpacking Mr Becker, Magnet Summer Season 2024
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Interview: Carin Bester talks about Live Art Weekend UNinhabitable SPACES
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Review: Dalin Oliver charms the audience with 90 Day Comedian
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Stage: Big Comedy Live Presents Phillip Dikotla LIVE (HERE)
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Activism: Cape Town hosts historic ILGA World Conference Kwa umoja we rise
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Review: Intriguing dark and disturbing production, Opera UCT’s The Turn of the Screw
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Review: Jazz on the Green in Cape Town, like being at a chilled garden party
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Review: A Doll’s Life Confessions of a Quarter Life Crisis, smart, sassy, hard hitting comedic play
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Stage: Fun for all ages at Magnet Theatre’s Summer Season 2024
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Review: Magnet Theatre’s Manje! Manje, vivid, exceptional theatre
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Theatre: It’s Family! It’s Festive! Celebrate the festive season at the Baxter Theatre Garden
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Dance: Cape Ballet Africa announces prestigious new home at Sports Science Institute of South Africa
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Stage: Opera UCT stages Britten’s The Turn of the Screw at Baxter Theatre
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Festival news: Event postponement, Rands Holidae Festival 2024
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Activism: Decriminalisation advocates, intersex and trade union movement leaders at 2024 ILGA World Conference
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Performance: Live Art Weekend UNinhabitable SPACES, December 2024
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Stage: Igniting Cape Town’s festive season with JOLTYD Through the Ages of Music at the Baxter
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Community: Join the Million Meals Campaign to feed vulnerable children across South Africa
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Stage: Fairytale family entertainment in Cape Town, The Masque’s Red Riding Hood
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Stage: Maynardville Outdoor Amphitheatre 2025 full programme and cast announced
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Lifestyle: Beyond cordial? Let’s get curious, OKUSHAL range of cordials
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Stage: Mr and Miss Sovereign Western Cape 2024, November 2, Cape Town
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Music: Experience the joy of live music in the heart of Cape Town at Jazz on The Green
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Stage: A Doll’s Life, Confessions of a Quarter Life Crisis
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Review: David Kramer’s musical Orpheus McAdoo,ground breaking, stunning performances
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Stage: Pre-Christmas season at Theatre Arts, Cape Town
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Review: Stirring, magnetic performance by Shannon Esra in Susan Miller’s My Left Breast
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Food: Edgy fine-dining Terrarium, by Chef Chris Erasmus opens at the Queen Victoria Hotel, V&A Waterfront
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Review: The Magic Box, big fun show, sheer entertainment and escapism through the magic of Disney
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Review: Nkoli: The Vogue-Opera is fierce and fabulous history protest theatre
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Review: Celebrity Skin at Mavericks is a fun show in a venue which one doesn’t associate with “theatre”
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Insight: Anderson Carvalho Dance & Choreography’s Dance Intersect 2024, epic celebration of dance in Cape Town
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Review: Dynamic physical performance in Return of the Ancestors by Mike van Graan
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Festival news: Rands Holidae Festival unveils first wave of artist lineup for 2024
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Community: World Food Day, October, 16, 2024 with the Do More Foundation
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Stage: Award-winning Magnet Theatre presents mAnJE ! MaNJe (an epic)
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Review: Isidlamlilo/The Fire Eater is beautiful theatre of healing, restoration and hope
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Insight: Speel-speel, wistful exhibition of toys and children’s games at Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees 2024
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Review: Thank you for your Service, brilliant script and physically charged performances
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Stage: Cape Town Opera presenting David Kramer’s new musical Orpheus McAdoo
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Review: Cape Ballet Africa’s sublime SALT, inaugural season
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Festivals: Play is the theme of Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees 2024
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Review: 32 Lavender Close at Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees 2024
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Business: Pranary hosting Elevate Your Enterprise Summit 2024 through marketing, technology and investments
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Review: Julie-Anne McDowell glows as a feisty, spunky and brave My Name is Lucy Barton
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Review: Smokie South Africa Tour 2024 delivers with all the hits, thrilling the audience
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Stage: Celebrity Skin, A Sensational Dance, Theatre and Dining Experience in Cape Town
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Opera: Cape Town Opera presents Horizons at 2024 Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees on September 28
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Stage: Fresh from European tour, SA comedian Dalin Oliver is ready to make SA laugh
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Music: Renowned saxophonist Linda Sikhakhane launches his new album Iladi with two Cape Town concerts
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Review: Legendary at Kalk Bay Theatre, high energy and hugely entertaining immersive show
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Creativity: The Ukukhanya Arts Project, illuminating immunology through the power of art
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Review: Battlefield and playground of possibilities in autoplay by Darkroom Contemporary Dance Theatre
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Dance: Food Lover’s Market Celebrates 20 Years of Excellence with Debbie Turner
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Review: Metamorphoses in Cape Town is stirringly beautiful epic theatre, an exquisite production
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Community: Outside the Bowl Africa Launches Million Meals in 5 Days to to Combat Child Hunger
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Community: Cape Minstrels troupe Baruch Entertainers, hosting new Theme Song launch event at Plug Studios in Cape Town
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Interview: Staging My Name is Lucy Barton in South Africa
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Review: Trial and Error is a stylish courtroom drama and psychological thriller
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Insight: Exhilarating Dalinda, staged by Opera UCT, a triumph
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Review: Festive Fever, dazzling entertaining dance showcase
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Review: Breathing in mold and decay in Nelisiwe Xaba’s vRot at LAF
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Stage: Wela Kapela cabarets at Drama Factory, Sep 2024
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Stage: Jive Culture returns for a fifth season, September 2024
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Music: SA singer Nina Stamper teams up with Joe Nina for Afro-Soul single, Kancane
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Review: Exhilarating outside inside Live Art Weekend Art As Resilience
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In the Limelight: Kalk Bay Theatre in Legendary mode, gearing up for Unthinkable for the festive season
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Performance: ICA’s 2024 Live Art Festival ushers in Spring to Cape Town
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Review: The excellent Glimmer by Magnet Theatre takes a deep dive into the world of social media
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Interview: Jeremy Silver talks about staging Dalinda, Donizetti’s “lost opera” in Cape Town
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In the Limelight: The Waterfront Theatre School, Cape Town in festive fever focus
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Interview: Darkroom Contemporary Dance Theatre’s autoplay, transforming the stage into a playground of possibilities
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Review: Murder on the Nile in Cape Town, holds attention from start to finish
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Stage: World premiere staging of Donizetti’s lost opera to be performed in Cape Town
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Books: Open Book Festival Unveils Programme for 2024 Edition
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Magic: Young magicians dazzle at The College of Magic’s Magicana Junior Magic Championships
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Interview: Live Art Weekend’s Art as Resilience, breaking the bubble of isolation, sharing burdens of moving forward
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Interview: Staging Trial and Error, the play by Emma Amber
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Review: The Agents, brilliant satirical comedy, cautionary tale to chart our own mandates
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Stage: Festive Fever – Holiday on the Dance Floor by The Waterfront Theatre School
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Review: Streetcar Named Desire in Cape Town, beautiful and stirring, excellent production of a brilliant play
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Stage: Trial and Error, new courtroom drama premieres in Cape Town
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Interview: Dressing Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile at the Masque in Cape Town
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Review: Not in my backyard, rupture of the South African Dream in Neighbourhood
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Concert news: Smokie in South Africa, September 18-22, 2024
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Stage: Festival hit The Agents is Pick of The Fringe, August 2024 in the Cape
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Stage: Darkroom Contemporary Dance Theatre presents new full-length work autoplay in Cape Town, September 2024
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Review: The fabulous NYO Jazz from Carnegie Hall dazzles South Africa
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Performance: Step into a world of music with Spier’s The Routes Of Sound directed by Brett Bailey
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Review: Beautiful Ver in Die Wêreld Kittie glows in The Blik
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Live Art: Working Title Live Art Weekend at Masambe, Art as Resilience, August 2024
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Festival: The Fringe Fireside Chats Festival for self-publishing know how
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Stage: Innovative and exciting GLIMMER, premiers at Magnet Theatre August 2024
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Jazz: Renowned jazz trumpeter Feya Faku homecoming concerts Cape Town 2024
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In the Limelight: South African actress Thembi Mtshali Jones wins prestigious Simon Mabhunu Sabela Award
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Stage: LAMTA stages Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire
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Review: The 2024 Ugly Noo Noo, magical play, retaining its subversive thrust, speaking to us now in this fractured world
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Community: Volunteers give their 67 Mandela Day minutes to Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres in South Africa
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Stage: It’s NOT That Glamorous! A new original jukebox musical opens in Cape Town
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In the Limelight: Entrepreneurial innovator, Darren Barnes, CEO of Perfect Solutions
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Festival news: Rands Holidae Festival, celebration of music, culture, adventure
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Review: Heathers The Musical, Cape Town 2024, exhilarating, exceptional production
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Review: Immersion in Live Art Weekend, Art Must Be
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Stage: UHAMBO (The Traveling), Buhle T Stefane’s personal journey of confronting his past and finding solace in art
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Artcentric: Solo Studios 2024, a vibrant mix of art, culture, and adventure
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Review: Rocking the Bar is a gem, a bonsai musical with an elegiac narrative
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