Power and the City: Pat Mautloa explores the city in his new solo exhibition ‘Urban Soundscapes – Crafting Spaces of Belonging’ at the UJ Art Gallery.
Local violinist Kristel Birkholtz has scooped international acclaim in the Global Music Awards in the instrumental category.
The 27th annual Janice Honeyman pantomime on the Nelson Mandela Theatre stage of Joburg Theatre – the Panto of All Pantos, ‘Adventures in Pantoland’, marks the finale of Joburg Theatre’s 60th Anniversary celebrations.
Die skreeusnaaksste klug van alle tye, My Vrou se Man se Vrou, speel vanaf 23 tot 28 Augustus by die Atterburyteater in Pretoria.
Meat World announced the top 10 designs in their design a mascot competition.
Showcasing the dancers from the National School of the Arts, Dance Spectrum “EPIPHANY” plays at the Lesedi Theatre from 19 – 21 August.
Call for papers now open for Futures and Beyond :: Creativity and 4IR Conference.
The coordinator: Long Courses facilitates the teaching and learning process by coordinating processes and people for successful realization of photography education outcomes of the Market Photo Workshop’s two long courses.
Iziko Museums of South Africa will temporarily close the Iziko South African National Gallery (ISANG), housed in the Company’s Garden in Cape Town.
The Choral Celebration Network Foundation (CCNF) is paving the way for the post-pandemic re-entry of Choral Music events in South Africa.
Applications for the Market Theatre Laboratory’s renowned Theatre and Performance full-time course open from 1 August – 30 September 2022, for study in 2023.
The Johannesburg School of Mask and Movement Theatre (JMAM) is proud to announce their upcoming 2022 Workshop Series.
FEEL THE DIFFERENCE – The Yazoo Show – Colin Peddie and Marion Loudon.
SISTER ACT – The musical is based on the hit 1992 film sensation of the same name and was nominated for five Tony Awards, including Best Musical.
To celebrate this special day and Women’s Month, Johannesburg Opera will present ‘The Power Of A Woman’s Voice’.
Ruined is directed by Clive Mathibe who is a formidable theatre and television writer/director and creative producer Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize Award Winning Play “Ruined” makes its debut at the Market Theatre.