"It's a story of redemption and forgiveness which drives the spirit of Christmas and deserves to be told clearly and cleanly," says Chrissie Cartwright.

ALICE IN WONDERLAND surprises & confuses in equal parts. It’s lovely seeing Cape Town City Ballet play in the realm of non-classical ballet.

Marc Lottering’s latest character to get her own musical, Colleen the Cashier, is currently jiving up a vibe at the Baxter Theatre.

Butoh bursts on to the stage as if through a dense, impenetrable forest; indeed, undefinability is a characteristic of the style.

“There’s something for everyone to move you into the holiday mood and provide a much-needed wind-down from a busy year,” says Sue Diepeveen, founder of The Drama Factory.

ENCHANTED BAROQUE, a luminous hour of masterworks from the golden age of music, will transform St George’s Cathedral into a palace of sound.

Isabella Blair, a leading artist with the Cape Town City Ballet, finds each début role a welcome opportunity. "A new role is daunting at first, but it improves with familiarity," is how she sums it up. See her next as Alice/The White Queen in ALICE IN WONDERLAND.

A bold, new, provocative collaboration of performance and masterclasses that explore non-Western dance practices as a vehicle to unlock artistic engagement.

ALICE IN WONDERLAND is an all-new work to be added to the repertoire in December this year, and there is more to justify this choice for the festive season  than one might think.

The ethereal elegance of GISELLE sweeps you along and amidst the all-round beautiful ballet performances you almost forget that this tale sees a heart-broken peasant forgive all from the grave. 

The creative team have breathe new life into a show that has over the years become a bit stale… the end result is a vibrant delight!

Get ready to be wrapped in harmony, hope and holiday magic at THE LOVE & LIGHT CHRISTMAS FEST with 3 Diverse Choirs.

Shrewd social satire is cunningly blended with psychological insight (add humorous voyeurism for good measure) in THE VULGARIANS.

Magnet Theatre is thrilled to present ANIMAL FARM, a contemporary South African version of George Orwell’s ageless novel.

Intensity is what draws Emily Child & Nicholas Pauling back to Louis Viljoen’s world again and again.

“I’m so happy to be supporting Gregory Porter again in the mother city of Cape Town”, says Zolani Mahola.

DIE EEN WAT BLY / THE ONE WHO STAYS presents a masterclass in ensemble storytelling and is a joy to experience.

Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis announced yesterday that the City of Cape Town will soon be bestowing the Freedom of the City upon David Kramer and the late Taliep Petersen.

Sue Diepeveen presents another incisive comedy, MS.B-HAVED, at the Drama Factory.

Kramer’s musical ORPHEUS MCADOO is doing a return run at the Artscape Theatre to the joyful applause of thoroughly entertained audiences.