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The Annual BASA Awards recognise business support of and partnerships with the arts.

Joburgers treated to magical Nutcracker with A Twist from Joburg Ballet and the golden voice of two-time SAMA nominee, Timothy Moloi.

The Iziko South African National Gallery (ISANG) is pleased to announce the publication of a new book on the work of South African artist Jane Alexander.

It is with great excitement that we are able to launch the publication of the winning play from the 2019 African Playwriting competition, “Dipalo”.

The magic of show biz comedy whiz Aaron McIlroy is now up for grabs in the debut run of his new show, The Apology.

“Without language, one cannot talk to people and understand them one cannot share their hopes and aspirations, grasp their history, appreciate their poetry or savour their songs.” – Nelson Mandela

The HELLO Community Arts Programme is hosting four webinars on 26 November 2020.

Asset Controller vacancy at State Theatre.

A powerful music video of the Calum Scott hit, You Are The Reason, launches a nationwide campaign in support of maternal and infant mental health.

Pan African Visual Journalism and Its Positions presented by the Market Photo Workshop, World Press Photo and The Windybrow Arts Centre.

13th Mzansi Fela Festival presents DJ Maphorisa & Kabza de Small, Black Motion, Angola Camp 13 LIVE!

The Nest explores the family dynamics and emotional upheaval of such a move.

Stageworx School of Performing Arts will be celebrating student excellence in a year-end showcase at The Teatro, Montecasino on Saturday 28 November.

Due to the government imposed restrictions on public gatherings, entertainment venues and international air travel for the foreseeable future, Lefra has decided to postpone the Smokie concerts.

As the country and the world gears towards commemorating 16 Days of Activism in the No Violence against Women and Children campaign later this month, the South African State Theatre (SAST) will lead the build-up from 08 November, with a robust programme presenting productions that will put the spotlight on Gender based Violence and Femicide (GBVF).

A picnic performance by the multi-award-winning and double platinum-selling 3-member acapella group Soil.

“Inside my heart is breaking; my makeup may be flaking but my smile, still, stays on … The show must go on!”

The Red Femicyle production at the Soweto Theatre is a hard-hitting masterpiece that captures violence against women and children.

For the Paul Simon fans out there, a set list of favourites awaits from “Graceland” to “You can call me Al” to name a few.