G&S: The Pirates of Penzance review
Debbie Hathway writes that The Pirates of Penzance is light, funny and packed with memorable music - it's an entertaining evening that sends a happy audience home smiling.
The Blue Album – review
THE BLUE ALBUM. Director: Ernest 'Ginger' Baleni. Writer and Performer: Vuyelwa Maluleke. Lighting Designer: Linda Mangena. Set Designe: Nelly Sambo. Theatre Arts. MEGAN CHORITZ reviews It...
Orpheus in the Underworld review – One of the season’s most entertaining shows
Reviewer Debbie Hathwaay writes that Orpheus in the Underworld is bursting with tongue-in-cheek humour, glamour and larger-than-life characters - it demonstrates why Veronica Paeper’s ballet has endured for more than four decades.
Constellations review: At the Baxter
Constellations provides a masterful evening of satisfying theatre. It's the right choice, says Karen Rutter in her review.
Please Don’t Call Me Moffie – Review
Chester MIggels reviews Please don't call me moffie at Artscape, calling it "emotionally bruising, brave and remarkable."
The Killing of a Union Leader – Review
Karen Rutter writes that Louis Viljoen’s The Killing of a Union Leader barrels along at a ferocious pace, and that there are some wonderful performances by the cast.
Rise ’76: The Story of June 16th – Review
This production of Rise ’76 is moving live exhibition, emotional storytelling, theatrical experience and heartfelt remembrance, says Megan Choritz.