“What survives when a world ends, and what can still be known about it?” asks UJ Arts & Culture Artist-in-Residence, Henrietta Scholtz, in Planetary Cognitive Ecologies: Gondwana.

Ashraf Johaardien: Powering the Fak’ugesi Awards 2026.

UJ Arts Academy Showcase puts student creativity centre stage.

Joburg Theatre unveils a star-studded cast for Janice Honeyman’s new and original 2026 Pantomime Alice in Wonderland.

A Cheeky Cabaret gets to the bottom of our complicated relationship with the bum. 23 October – 25 October 2016, Market Theatre Queer Festival.

The Market Theatre presents its inaugural Queer Festival from 21–25 October 2026, featuring nine performances spanning cabaret, drama and dance.

Ashraf Johaardien: Everyone talks about AI as if it’s one door. Three Fak’ugesi featured artists walk through it in three different directions.

MNPO’s 5th Annual Concert Tour to play Joburg, Cape Town and Gqeberha in December with superstar violinist Maxim Vengerov.

Ashraf Johaardien: Flow is music made with no picture in mind, and it asks the room to listen the same way.

The Market Theatre marks Pride Month with SHOCKWAVE, a new 1980s drama by Chantal Stanfield, directed by David Dennis, 15 October – 8 November 2026.