Month: Jun 2022

Siyasanga Papu assumes lead role in XOVA

Siyasanga Papu
Renowned small screen and theatre Actor Siyansanga Papu is starring in the multiple award-winning play XOVA.

Kunene and the King

The Playhouse Company
The Playhouse Company (Durban) in association with the Joburg Theatre presents Kunene and the King from25 June – 3 July 2022.

UJ announces artists in residence

UJ announces artists in residence
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) Artists in Residence Programme kicks off this July with its first cohort of nine artists in residence.

National Arts Festival opens this week

Moagi Kai, Sivuyise Kibido and Mongezi Ntukwana - The Drowning Eye
The Market Theatre Foundation heads to Makhanda this week!

Bookings open for CTCB’s Winter Season

FALLING ANGELS. Photo credit: Danie Coetzee.
Bookings are open for Cape Town City Ballet's Winter Season featuring Veronica Paeper's ROMEO AND JULIET and a new triple bill, IKIGAI.

So Creative Summit kickstarts an evolution

Left: Thobile Chittenden, middle ; Dillion Phiri will present a workshop for VANSA at the So Creative Summit, right Digital marketing guru Lebo Lion will present a talk at the So Creative Summit in Johannesburg on 6 July 2022.
After two years of Zoom meetings and solo contemplation, the cultural and creative sectors are ready to forge a new course of action - and young creative entrepreneurs are impatient to get started.

Intimate Evening with Ntsika at State Theatre

Intimate Evening with Ntsika at State Theatre
Intimate Evening with music sensation Ntsika Live at the South African State Theatre (Tshwane) taking place on Saturday, 19:00, 9 July 2022.

Gqeberha schools’ film premieres at NAF

Woodlands Dairy
Bob Eveleigh: Collegiate Girls High School and Grey High School have collaborated on Veters van Ampersand, an original narrative film, which premieres at the National Arts Festival in Makanda this week.

Mccoy Mrubata double album launch

Mccoy Mrubata double album launch
As a revered elder and member of South Africa's jazz echelon, McCoy Mrubata invites us to pause and reflect with these two elegant projects.

Two Joyful Weeks at the JPO

Jared Beukes: Reading a concert programme can give a concertgoer an advance impression of the kind of experience they might undergo.