Feb 2, 2026 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL South African musical theatre classic Marabi returns to The Market Theatre, launching the theatre’s year-long 50th anniversary celebrations on a high note. Directed by Arthur Molepo, who was part of the original cast, the play is...
Jan 31, 2026 | ARTicle
By DAVID S HEEREN Bible scholar David S Heeren assumes the mantle from Charles M. Sheldon (who first posited the question, “what would Jesus do?”) and adapts and advances the premise for modern generations in his book Year of Our Lord. In it, Heeren...
Jan 26, 2026 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL Nobody Told Me, at the Theatre On The Square, is a new play by Luc Albinski, is a tribute to the noble deeds of his mother. During World War II, she fought to save lives in the Warsaw Ghetto. While this doctor-mother fights to save lives...
Jan 15, 2026 | ARTicle
Showmax will be the home of Die Kantoor, the South African adaptation of global hit format The Office, licensed by BBC Studios. Fleur du Cap and Woordfees award winner Albert Pretorius (Niggies; Nêrens, Noord-Kaap) stars as Flip, the manager at polony...
Jan 15, 2026 | ARTicle
By BRUCE DENNILL In Woolf, the third single from the new Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys album Pale Bloom, Lucy Kruger conjures a haunting journey across time, memory, and voice. The track begins with a tentative, halting voice stepping into a river,...
Jan 8, 2026 | ARTicle
Maye! Maye!: The History And Heritage Of The Kwa Mai Mai Market by Sipho Sithole lets the reader into the world of migrant workers and how they have used their culture and heritage to reimagine and create a new socio-economic order through the production of...
