BWW Reviews: One Small Step for MACBETH, One Huge Leap for Opera in Africa
In MACBETH, Brett Bailey gives us Shakespeare by way of Giuseppe Verdi's opera, filtered through Third World Bunfight's trademark post-colonialist, avant-garde manifesto.
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BWW Interviews: "BETWEEN Boy" Oskar Brown is Back in Town!
It's been about almost two years since we last caught up with Oskar Brown and we thought it might be time to see what he has been up to!
BWW Reviews: Great Story and Performances UNDERMINED as Style Trumps Substance in New South African Play
It is the right time and place for plays about the mining industry, but style ultimately triumphs over and substance in Here Manje and KBT's UNDERMINED.
BWW CD Reviews: South African BLOOD BROTHERS a Fascinating Listening Experience for Musical Theatre Fans
The cast album of BLOOD BROTHERS offers an interesting listening experience to fans of the show and musical theatre enthusiasts - and the fact that it exists at all is to be commended and valued.
BWW Reviews: Folksy and Nostalgic OOM SCHALK: FROM THE HEART Brings the Groot Marico to Life Once More
OOM SCHALK: FROM THE HEART makes for an easy and relaxing evening at the theatre.
BWW Blog: Reactions to the Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards Nominations
The Fleur du Cap nominations were announced this week.
BWW Reviews: Provocative A HUMAN BEING DIED THAT NIGHT a Rare, Perfect Theatrical Experience
Provocative, intelligent and cathartic, A HUMAN BEING DIED THAT NIGHT is the kind of play that every South African should see.
BWW Reviews: Bartlett Brings DEATH OF A COLONIALIST to Vivid Life at the Baxter
DEATH OF COLONIALIST is a good play with a stellar central performance from Jamie Bartlett.
2013 South African Theatre Retrospectives: Dance and Physical Theatre
A look at the dance and physical theatre productions that have been staged in South Africa in 2013.
2013 South African Theatre Retrospectives: Comedy, Variety and Storytelling
The penultimate column in BroadwayWorld's South African Theatre Retrospective series takes a look at some of the stand-up comedy, variety shows and storytelling performances that have been produced on stage in 2013.
2013 South African Theatre Retrospectives: Musical Theatre, Opera and Cabaret
A look at some of the musical theatre, opera and cabaret productions in South Africa in 2013.
2013 South African Theatre Retrospectives: South African Revivals and Productions of International Plays
This retrospective focuses on revivals of classic South African plays and local productions the work of international playwrights.
2013 South African Theatre Retrospectives: New South African Plays
With the end of 2013 fast creeping up upon us, it is time to look at some of the productions that appeared on stage in South Africa during the past 12 months.
BWW Reviews: Rabinowitz Offers an Enjoyable Night Out in STAND UP at the Baxter
At its best, STAND UP is very entertaining stand-up comedy.
BWW Reviews: Cape Dance Company's CADENCE the Local Dance Highlight of the Year
The Cape Dance Company (CDC) has grown into one of South Africa's top contemporary dance companies.
BWW Reviews: Piekaan Delivers a Star-making Performance in WRONGLY ACCUSED
WRONGLY ACCUSED is back in Cape Town for a run over the festive season in the intimate Masambe Theatre at the Baxter.
BWW Reviews: Emmy Nominated Gola Proves He is Ahead of the Pack in LOYISO GOLA LIVE
Come Monday night, Loyiso Gola may well be an Emmy Award winner, which will be evidence for some of just how far ahead of the pack Gola is in his field.
BWW Reviews: Smaller SUNSET BOULEVARD Still a Sumptuous Experience
It has been 20 years since Andew Lloyd Webber, Don Black and Christopher Hampton's SUNSET BOULEVARD made its West End premiere.
BWW Reviews: Must-see THE VIEW a Thrilling and Evocative Experience
With a solid foundation in Rademeyer's writing and tour de force performances from Gabriel and Lombard, THE VIEW is a must-see, a thrilling and evocative emotional experience that reminds us of the power of our humanity and just how powerful the consequences can be when we forget it.
BWW Reviews: Resplendent Steyn the Highlight of Abrahamse & Meyer's THE MILK TRAIN DOESN'T STOP HERE ANYMORE
Being able to see a production of this rarely produced Tennessee Williams drama is reason enough to make the trip to the theatre, all the more so with the resplendent Jennifer Steyn taking centre stage.
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