Spotlight: Gideon Lombard as Marnus in 'Die reuk van appels'

The Smell of Apples was Mark Behr’s debut novel, published in 1993, as South Africa was just getting a taste of democracy and the ideals...

Spotlight: #TSCTinLondon

By now you probably know that Theatre Scene Cape Town took a London break during September 2017 to see how the West End embraces the...

A figure moves balletically on a dusky stage. At first, we are afforded mere flashes of limb and glimpses of silhouette. Once the lights...

‘It is horrible to be dying of thirst with water so near,’ laments the Dancer in Eugene O’Neill’s Thirst (directed by Sue Diepeveen)....

In Future Line Arts Academy’s The Playroom, written and directed by Thandolwethu Mzembe, we are introduced to a number of residents at a...

‘If they said anything, who would believe them?’ one of the coddled young rapists in Nicola Hanekom’s disconcerting Girls Just Wanna Have...

‘I will not make any more Rama sex jokes, I promise,’ proclaims Nkosinathi Maki halfway through his comedy show Schoolboy. If that wasn’t...

They’re back! And they’re still the best damn police cops ever … but this time, they’re in space. Fringe regulars will need no...

Kei-Ella Loewe’s adaptation of Pam-Grant and Stannard’s In Whorefish Bloomers: The Waitresses’ Lament has its finger on the restless...

Following the runaway success of a national tour, the award-winning play Die reuk van appels has its Cape Town premiere at the Fugard...