Bitter Winter review at the Baxter
Bitter Winter is a tight and deftly-delivered reflection on age and acting by veteran playwright Paul Slabolepszy, now on at the Baxter.
Hedda Gabler review – a masterpiece!
This production of Hedda Gabler is a masterclass in psychological nuance, a tour de force of a piece, says Karen Rutter.
A Doll’s House, Part 2 – Review
A Doll's House, Part 2 picks up 15 years where the original ended, and offers an engaging take on where the protagonists find themselves, says Karen Rutter.
The Zoo Story review
The Theatre Arts in Observatory is the perfect venue for this production of Edward Albee's The Zoo Story.
Breathwords Review: Cape Ballet Africa
Breathwords presented by Cape Ballet Africa showcased a range of exciting and dramatic works, presented by a young and enthusiastic company.
Faustus in Africa! – review
This production of Faustus in Africa! at the Baxter couldn't have come at a better moment, says Karen Rutter in her review.
Review: Is There Anybody There?
Sheila Chisholm writes that the action, storyline and acting skills of Milnerton Players' Is There Anybody There? turns this three-hander into a gripping thriller.