A powerhouse lineup of local music legends and rising stars will come together for a spectacular celebration of sound and soul.

Gripping and thought-provoking theatrical experience that brings voice and visibility to male sexual assault and queer narratives in SA.

Yongama Takane (17) from Khayelitsha, a member of the CTO Foundation Studio, wins Solo Soprano Category at Schools Choral Eisteddfod.

Ovation Awards recognised the top talent that emerged from the NAF Fringe this year.

Cool elegance and polished execution are hallmarks of Cape Town City Ballet's soloist Hannah Ward, and she is ready for SWAN LAKE.

SA choreographer Mthuthuzeli November and dancer Johsua Williams have been recognised at the prestigious Benois de la Danse awards.

STILL HERE / NOG HIER is a bilingual one-act play that captures the intimate unraveling of a relationship.

A bold, joyful, and deeply human musical about choosing to live out loud - even when the world tells you to stay quiet.

For the first time in almost 30 years, South Africa’s leading ballet companies join forces to present icon SWAN LAKE.

What grips about RESCUE REMEDY is its emotional honesty. It doesn’t sensationalise trauma or resort to stereotypes. It’s about connection.

Things are heating up with lots of fabulous colourful entertainment on stage at The Drama Factory.

Unite with Squish and Splat in rekindling empathy, one captivating adventure at a time.

Sex and connection explored in LA RONDE at The Baxter this Winter, from 20 June to 12 July 2025.

Two compelling new South African theatre productions, both adaptations, have their premiere at Masambe Theatre this July.

Willowy Mia Coomber, one of Cape Ballet Africa's leading ballerinas, achieved what for many an aspiring young dancer is the stuff of dreams.

The one-person dramedy, RESCUE REMEDY, is a story of intergenerational healing: A love letter from a child to their parent.

KISMET, a vibrant production blending beloved Bollywood music, expressive dance & timeless themes of love, destiny, & consequences.

BITTER WINTER is a touching play about a shared human experience. It hits hard in its quietness.

Minnaar’s directorial vision soars with the futuristic setting, which repositions ancient Thebes as a cosmos-spanning empire. The aesthetic, a stunning Afrocentric fusion of past and future.

The timeless political thriller JULIUS CAESAR by William Shakespeare returns to the stage. Ramsay’s Caesar is compelling, energetic, and genuinely funny, and—much like the plebians are when Caesar meets his end—the audience is left bereft.