A brilliant working-class woman fights her way into an elite legal world, only to discover that professional success cannot erase class and privilege. Sandile Memela examines the uncomfortable…
On Friday night, Motown came alive on the Joburg stage, bringing with it the brilliance of Berry Gordy and the artists he made…
The creative economy is not an ornamental extra to South Africa’s economy. It creates employment, intellectual property…
For twenty-eight years, she has remained the heartbeat of South Africa’s legendary Market Theatre. From a passionate young…
They thought the sound had faded into the hills of the Eastern Cape. They were wrong. At 69, Maskandi pioneer Inkunzi Emdaka…
Long before the applause, the reviews and the curtain calls, Siwe Hashe was already at work. Her story is a reminder that the most enduring legacies are often built far from centre stage.
Michael is a biopic that did not just revisit a legend—it successfully shattered the genre's ceiling…
This is storytelling stripped of mercy, a claustrophobic pressure cooker that drops you straight into a war zone of cold-blooded betrayal. Every frame feels heavy, suffocating, and loaded…
They push and pull against one another like seasoned jazz musicians improvising on a dark, complex melody. S’dumo Mtshali and Gugu Gumede deliver a striking feat of physical and emotional…
RISE 76 doesn’t just retell the events of 16 June—it immerses audiences in the anguish, hope, and bravery of a generation. With Tiisetso Mashifane at the helm, the play becomes a living…
As much as he was an artist, Fela was the ultimate chronicler of life under Nigeria’s military leadership. From 1966 onward, one coup followed another, with only brief intervals of…
Part 3: The Man Behind the Voice - Behind every note is a man who nearly never sang again. What kept him here changes everything you thought you knew about him.
Part 2: The Voice in the World - He could have simply made beautiful music. He chose something far more dangerous — the truth.
Some voices perform. And then some voices remember. Before the world heard Mbuso Khoza, the ancestors did.
Loss convinces you there is no way back. Recovery, when you dare imagine it, feels like it should arrive all at once. This Wasn’t the Plan knows better — and shows you what the long…
The spotlight shines, but the tables are empty. Our storytellers are starving as bureaucracy strangles creativity.
The voice, you know. You have always known it — on the radio — and you have seen him on television. But the man himself, who he truly is, where he comes from, what stirs his soul and what…
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