Deepest desires and darkest fears explored in the 2013 National Arts Festival Grahamstown theatre programme. Asinamali marks the debut of the Soweto Theatre as an Associate Producer with the Market Theatre and the National Arts Festival on the Festival’s Main stage. Originally created in March 1985,Asinamali has travelled widely internationally and is one of the most important plays from apartheid South Africa. This revival of the production is directed by the 2013 Standard Bank Young Artist, … [Read more...] about Bravery on the boards at 2013 National Arts Festival
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Money’s Too Tight to Mention
Following the very successful one man show, Learner Husband, Stuart Taylor follows with ‘Money’s Too Tight to Mention,’ at the Port Elizabeth Opera House July 13 + 14. The award winning duo of comedian Stuart Taylor and Director Heinrich Reisenhofer have teamed up once again to create yet another sure-fire comedy that features witty stories, astute observations to thought-provoking punch lines that will have you bent over with laughter. With Taylor’s style being aptly described as classy, … [Read more...] about Money’s Too Tight to Mention
I DON’T WORK ON SUNDAYS
On 7 July 2012, comedian Marc Lottering returns to the Port Elizabeth Opera House, in his latest stand-up show I DON’T WORK ON SUNDAYS. The show features Lottering’s brand new material, where he expresses his unique views on a broad range of topics that tickle his fancy, ranging from Dog Whisperers, to his fascination with reality TV in South Africa. Lottering will of course, also explain exactly as to why it is that he refuses to work on Sundays. The show runs for 75 minutes with no … [Read more...] about I DON’T WORK ON SUNDAYS
