A South African Arts & Culture Magazine
Cape Town learners are set to get an enormous boost from this year’s Artscape youth programme, following the return of the English set-work play (Nothing but the truth), directed by Dr John Kani himself and will be held from 05…
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The tremendous gap that exists is in the training of human resource professionals around the recruitment and selection of persons with disabilities was highlighted during a recent meeting with a company in the manufacturing sector who wishes to proactively employ…
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An original Wits Theatre production first performed at the So Solo Festival, The Cenotaph of Dan wa Moriri is one of the productions being presented by The Playhouse Company as part of its NEW STAGES season in May. This…
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Grade 10 and 12 Afrikaans learners will get a chance to see experience their setwork books in “3D” when Artscape Theatre presents Fiela se Kind and Krismis van Map Jacobs over the next two months. Both productions will be presented…
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A Voice I Cannot Silence, one of four productions included in The Playhouse Company’s NEW STAGES season in May, has been nominated for a whopping eight Naledi awards! Starring theatre giant Ralph Lawson as celebrated South African author, Alan Paton,…
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I received an Email from [email protected] requesting suggestions, advice, comments. I have provided my input and if anyone who reads this can add comment of value I know it would be appreciated by Thuli. Please let me know too (Editor) I am…
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The overall winner of the 2016 Hennie Joubert Piano Competition is Louis Nel, a 15-year-old pianist from Pretoria. The final round of this national competition was held on Friday, 18 March, in the Endler Hall in Stellenbosch. The Hennie Joubert…
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When I start looking around for ideas for a new season I never know what the trigger will be. Sometimes necessity is the mother of great inventiveness. This time I discussed the `what to do scenario’ with the dancers, directors…
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When I had a meeting at her studio (early last year (2015) to discuss the new work we were to embark upon in 2016) as always, I took an open mind, a pen and a notepad to write down the…
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Did you know that the South African film industry is one of the oldest in the world, and the first large studio for feature films in South Africa, Killarney Films, was built in 1916? I did not know this until…
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