Cape Ballet Africa’s ELYSIUM, a glorious display of athleticism and artistic excellence at the Baxter Theatre.

Pierre Malherbe's STACEY’S BAY is an off-beat absurdist comedy drama that examines the strange relationships between two neighbours who seemingly have nothing in common except the supply and demand of a parking bay.

This joyful staging of a hit-musical celebrating ABBA's greatest songs is undeniably sleek. It's a fan's delight.

Exploration of latent humanity, generates a laugh a minute in this brutally hilarious two-hander.

I CAN’T SPEAK FOR FREDDY, a play about transcending friendship (and love), is currently onstage at the Homecoming Centre for a limited run.

SOMETHINGE ROTTEN! absolutely delights in a refreshing way with witty lyrics, fun dance numbers, numerous theatrical easter eggs, and an array of colourful characters.

ORPHEUS IN THE UNDERWORLD, a lighthearted night at the theatre that has audiences chuckling away the winter blues.

STIRRED NOT SHAKEN’s only message seems to be that even when objectively bad things happen to upper-middle-class South African women, they’ll cry a bit, open an expensive bottle of wine, reminisce about the good times on holiday in Paris, and then… be fine.

Louis Viljoen succeeds in balancing thematic diversity with a distinctive style, so that while his work is as unique as his fingerprints, it is never predictable.

A new staging of the legendary cult musical THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, directed by Steven Stead, is currently on at Theatre on the Bay until 31 May 2026. The show invites audiences to step out into the extraordinary... Don’t dream it. Be it!

The moving new drama, YOU SHOULD GO IN, is a tender play that unpacks deeply human emotions rooted in broken bonds.

A profound and prophetic lament on the human condition in the age of the machine, big data and the climate catastrophe.

The romantic comedy musical promises to dazzle, with amazing vocals, warmth and humour. So, go step back into the late ’80s Hollywood to relive a cherished love stories with PRETTY WOMAN THE MUSICAL

Nixon’s DRACULA is so utterly seductive in its perfect melding of horror and romance. It’s a triumph.

The Zabalaza Theatre Festival is a celebration of identity, community, creativity and resilience through inspiring theatre and dynamic storytelling.

THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK provided an entertaining hour or so to a very appreciative audience.

It’s not Christmas yet, but Cape Town has already received its gift: Cape Ballet Africa’s magical production of THE NUTCRACKER.

You don’t always need a clever script and slick transitions to put on a proper show; sometimes, all that’s required is a programme filled with uninterrupted divine music. Give the people a Gershwin recital and they will come.

What a coup for the Maynardville Open-Air Festival to have brought these internationally renowned musicians to a SA audience for one night.

Steven Stead and the actors have truly managed to embrace the humour in Shakespeare’s TWELFTH NIGHT.