A one-woman performance that confronts memory, violence and complicity, as Vuyelwa Maluleke reclaims language to tell a black queer township story on her own terms
The rural town of Smithfield has become a singular proving ground for major theatrical productions.
The Blue Iris, a new work from the pen of 80-year-old Athol Fugard, is as delicate and finely detailed as the flower from which it takes its name.
The talented, eccentric, heavy-drinking and often tragic ghosts of 1950s Sophiatown are haunting the Market Theatre.
A seductive production from the United States uses a brotherly relationship to highlight race and class themes with universal appeal.
Relive life in the 1950s through a musical journey that will leave you dancing and wanting more.
The murder of Brett Goldin and Richard Bloom forms the basis of a new play, <em>Solomon & Marion</em>, starring veteran actress Janet Suzman.
Though it happens to be on during women’s month, this female-only play would stand out at any time of the year.
The current live production, with an all-South African cast proves why<i> Dreamgirls</i> has been enjoyed by so many for so long.
