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.

The timeless political thriller JULIUS CAESAR by William Shakespeare returns to the stage in a thrilling and provocative new production at the Artscape Theatre.

NAF programme is live for bookings. From 26 June to 6 July 2025 SA's longest-running arts festival is happening in Makhanda, Eastern Cape.

Based on the novel by André Carl van der Merwe, the stage adaptation of MOFFIE has been brought to life by a stellar South African team.

On the immediate horizon is Lonwabo Mose's role in May this year in CTO's vibrant staging of AIDA, in which he is cast as the malevolent High Priest Ramfis.

Soufflé-light treatment of the substantial issues raised in Ibsen's original play makes its sequel, A DOLL’S HOUSE PART 2 entertaining.

To coincide with the premiere of The Good White at the 2025 Suidoosterfees, MVG Production hosts solo-fest at the Homecoming Centre.

Paul Slabolepszy’s new thought-provoking and heart-tugging play BITTER WINTER is making its way to Cape Town by end May.

Cape Ballet Africa presents a new programme of short works at the delightful Drama Factory this May.

The dark content of the sharply witty MRS. MITCHELL COMES TO TOWN is arresting - a work of eloquence, black humour, and suspense.

A fresh new take on HAMLET at the Masque Theatre. The play explores how we stay true to ourselves in a world of fame, celebrity and social media where appearance often eclipses reality.

MESSY is a cumming-of-age play for the horny & unsatisfied. This piece investigates the various ways in which modern dating culture, internalised misogyny, and sex work can impact our relationships and views on sex.

"The idea of getting the chance to spit out the words that Louis Viljoen has written is too good to pass on; it's all overwhelmingly exciting, and it doesn’t get better than that. I still pinch myself at the wild, beautiful ride of it all. I’m a lucky lady." - Jenny Stead, MRS. MITCHELL COMES TO TOWN.

Once the theatre darkens there is no ignoring Mpume Mthombeni. Her performance in ISIDLAMLILO/THE FIRE EATER is engaging and engrossing.

There are elements to appreciate, but any enjoyment of BLACK COFFEE may require looking past the sartorial confusion and wandering accents.

This year’s Standard Bank Young Artists embody experimentation, explosive creative dynamism and a sense of purpose.

DARWIN, A CURIOUS MIND allows one to sit back and be submerged gently by a refreshing stream of information and entertainment that engages.

The beautifully located ACT ONE is an excellent option for a pre-show meal, conveniently located upstairs at Theatre on the Bay.

DIE UITWEG tells the story about a pedantic man who tries to maintain order in his social life and at work.

Cape Town Opera presents a bold, African futuristic reimagining of this iconic opera, AIDA.