Stand-up comedy that promises to entice the mind & tickle your senses. It delves into the delightful quirks that come with a Cape Flats upbringing, to bringing to life the mosaic of characters that paint a linguistically-charged picture of SA. No U16s.

We follow Alice as she embarks on a whimsical journey through time, encountering a host of fantastical characters who each reveal a piece of the truth she’s been searching for. This production reflects life under the weight of societal pressures.

A nightclub singer, a double murderess, a smooth-talking lawyer, and a cell block of sin — all set against the razzle dazzle of the world’s sexiest musical. An enticing tale of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery. PG10

A play by Khayalethu Mqayisa, first staged in 1974, during the height of apartheid in South Africa. Based in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth, it delves into the struggles of black identity amid the harsh political climate of the 1970s.

With its charming and mischievous plot, brightly coloured costumes and glorious music, Coppélia is as ideal for families and serious dance lovers as it is for newcomers to the ballet. True love triumphs in this enchanting fairytale.

Charity meets choreography in this performance where dancers collaborate for the mass sterilization of animals. Every rand raised goes toward the mass sterilization of animals in our poorest communities.

Dance & physical theatre  supported by text to expose loss. After a dancer’s mother dies, he strolls through flashes memories, as well as the imagined secret life of his mother, to come to terms with his past, identity, family and future.

A quirky, heartwarming, comedic, biographical one-woman play, set between the present day & a 7th-grade dance. It interrogates the idea of memory as a fickle, subjective and mouldable window into our psychology. No U13s.

Ever wondered what would happen if you took Bram Stoker’s legendary vampire tale and put it into a blender with Mel Brooks & Monty Python? That’s just what happens in this lightning-fast, laugh-out-loud, 90-minute, gender-bending romp. No U13s

A murder mystery that, under the unique and unconventional vision of playwright and director Andrew Buckland, transforms into a humorous, poignant, lyrical, and eccentric work of physical theatre.

The duality of the body and spirit, evocation of the supernatural, and the tale of undying love and devotion endears this quintessentially romantic ballet to a universal audience.

A one-woman performance that fuses poetry, storytelling, song, and movement to explore single motherhood in post-apartheid South Africa. Challenging stereotypes, the play confronts the often-overlooked reality of white paternal absence.

A musical/comedy romp down memory lane to the Motown Era, the disco floors & the power ballads that typified the 70’s & 80’s. A local live band, dynamic local singers & dancers, add a touch of local comedy, & the perfect evening out is served.

This fast-paced musical, combines a wide variety of musical styles, from country to calypso to rock ‘n’ roll, including favourite hits such as, “Go, Go, Go Joseph”, “Any Dream Will Do”, “Close Every Door To Me”, “One More Angel In Heaven”.

This tender and thought-provoking production explores the power of language, restraint, and human connection in a world where words are limited. Hilarious yet poignant, the play explores what happens when we can no longer speak freely.

This stirring performance delves into the impact of love, loss, work and relationships, examining the lies we may believe, the doubts they create and the power of community to redirect our vision toward a hopeful future.

A community theatre staging of this cult musical classic, written by Howard Ashman with music by Alan Menken. It dives into the world of the hapless Seymour, the down-trodden Audrey & fiendishly delightful carnivorous plant Audrey II! No U13s

The story of Nicholas van der Swart, a young conscript sent to fight in the SADF during the country’s Border War. Within this brutal and highly militarised system, Nicholas is forced to hide a truth that could destroy him: he is gay. No U16s

Nataniël presents his latest stories and music with his 104th original stage production. Skreeusnaaks, hartseer, eerlik en beeldskoon, hierdie vertoning is ’n nuwe bestemming vir Nataniël. No U14s

The story of Nicholas van der Swart, a young conscript sent to fight in the SADF during the country’s Border War. Within this brutal and highly militarised system, Nicholas is forced to hide a truth that could destroy him: he is gay. No U16s

After viewing a viral online video of a brutal homophobic attack in an unknown Arab country, five young Colored men respond and share their experiences of growing up queer and how they have grappled with religion and their identity. 

In a world filled with so much doubt and understanding of what Maths and physics can’t explain to us, the narrative follows a young man dealing with the complexities of being summoned to be a traditional healer. No U14s

A triple bill of ballets that are poignant, sleek, stylish, celebratory and percussive. Expect strong athletic pointe work, gravity-defying pas de deux, and beautifully articulated bodies in motion.

A new Afrikaans translation and adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece. Unravel the fine web of love and loss, spun by a matriarch to keep her family together at all costs. A captivating, heart-wrenching story.

The show follows The Tramp as he reflects on Chaplin's rise to fame. He ponders on their symbiotic relationship, and the eventual betrayal of their friendship, that led to Chaplin's exile from America for communist sympathies.

Follow the witty barber Figaro as he uses his charm and cunning to unite two young lovers in this comic opera full of infectious energy, in this fully staged production of Rossini’s classic performed with piano by Cape Town Opera.

Cape Town Opera Premieres a Vibrant, Multilingual Adaptation of The Magic Flute. This playful adaptation features two uniquely formatted versions tailored specifically for primary and high school learners.

Oscar Wilde’s gothic tale of a young man seeking eternal youth is as vital as ever in this gritty, provocative adaptation by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. A modern-day adaptation that holds up a mirror to the vanity & hedonism in today’s society.

In the small, rain-soaked town of "Vergenoeg", a couple in their early thirties, Hetty and Robert, find themselves ensnared in a harrowing experience that will change their lives forever. This gripping play delves into the aftermath of trauma. No U14s

From Mozambique to the mines in Jozi, Madlebe sets out to build a better future for himself and his wife-to-be. But beneath the city’s bright lights lies a world of shadows, where hardship and resilience go head-to-head.

Edward Albie's exploration of societal disconnect and the human condition. The story unfolds as two strangers, Peter and Jerry, engage in a seemingly innocent conversation that quickly spirals into something significantly more complex.