Cape Ballet Africa is set to enthrall audiences with a new quadruple bill at The Baxter this October, launching the dynamic young company’s Spring Season.

Tracy Li’s appointment comes at an exciting time for Cape Town City Ballet, with four productions ahead.

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

The third and final weekend of THE ROUTES OF SOUND takes place on 21 and 22 August 2026 at Spier Wine Farm, presented by Brett Bailey and Third World Bunfight, THE ROUTES OF SOUND.

SUPERFAN, a solo comedy drama featuring Cape Talk’s John Maytham inspired by the role that Springbok rugby plays in the country, onstage at the new, intimate Antique Theatre.

Renowned for his punchy dialogue, playwright David Ireland delivers a script that masterfully balances uncomfortable dark humour with moments of shattering vulnerability.

Madame Jojo, where glamour meets chaos, elegance flirts with scandal, and velvet curtains reveal dazzling performers. Come curious!

One hundred and fifteen promising young ballet dancers will gather in Cape Town from 4 to 6 August 2026 for the 13th South African International Ballet Competition (SAIBC) at Artscape, proudly supported by The City of Cape Town.

This one-act drama follows a young playwright reflecting on her years in acting school and the intense bond she formed with her closest friend Freddy.