Arts
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Arts, culture and heritage projects in Cape Town apply for City funding
Cape Town has allocated R8 million for arts and culture projects targeting youth and vulnerable groups, with applications open until 3 December.
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(Closed) Win tickets! Zolani Mahola joins Gregory Porter at Grand West
Zolani Mahola has been announced as the Cape Town supporting act for Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist Gregory Porter’s show at GrandWest on Wednesday 12 November.
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WIN TICKETS: Jazz icon Gregory Porter at GrandWest
Gregory Porter’s Love is King SA Tour comes to the Grand Arena, GrandWest, on Wednesday 12 November and Friday 15 November at 20:00.
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Free film screening explores shared histories
Three short films interrogating South Africa’s colonial past and legacy of slavery will be screened on Friday 31 October at the Avalon Auditorium, Homecoming Centre, Cape Town.
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Poetry anthology is a collection of sharp-edged shards
Not This Tender, a debut poetry anthology by Libyan-born Sarah Uheida is full of sharp edges.
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Vergeet van die politiek en kom lag vir ‘John Smith’ se mannewales by die Hoërskool Durbanville
Die skreeusnaakse klug, My Boetie se Sussie se Ou is by die Hoërskool Durbanville op die planke vanaf Vrydag 31 Oktober tot Sondag 2 November.
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Opera and fun – absolutely!
Opera UCT’s Die Fledermaus is fizzy, flirty and gloriously extra. The cast is young, the staging is proudly Cape Town, and the energy is for everyone — at the Baxter…
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Cape Town City Ballet’s Coppélia at Artscape this weekend features new international talent
Four distinguished international dancers will grace the stage in Coppélia at the Artscape Opera House on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 October.
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URC Sarepta Ladies Choir’s voices soar in Mauritius
The URC Sarepta Ladies Choir has returned home beaming with pride after representing the community — and country — at the inaugural African Asia Pacific Choir Games, held recently in…
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WIN TICKETS: Theatrical fun and fashion flair at Opera UCT’s Fledermaus
Running from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 October at the Baxter Theatre, this mischievous operetta of mistaken identities, love triangles and midnight parties will be dressed for the 21st century.
