SOUTH AFRICA THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 94

There are only two weeks left to go before Bryan Miles, the star of the groundbreaking SABC3 series ONE DAY WITH BRYAN MILES, returns to the Alexander Bar this August for one night only in a new self-titled show.

SELWYN AND GABRIEL is a new comedy-drama by Richard Kaplan, writer of THE FINKELSTEINS ARE COMING TO DINNER.

Concert tickets for the Cape Town leg of the Yusuf / Cat Stevens three-city SA concert tour to be held at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden on 11 November 2017 sold out within hours of going on general sale earlier this week.

The international premiere of Lara Foot's THE INCONVENIENCE OF WINGS, which has played three successful seasons in its country of origin, South Africa, takes place as part of the Baxter Theatre Centre's impressive showcase of six award-winning and cutting-edge productions at the 2017 Edinburgh Ass

Outstanding ballet will once again grace South African stages when the much anticipated SAIBC INTERNATIONAL BALLET GALA takes place this September in Cape Town and Johannesburg.

Writer-director Lara Foot's TSHEPANG: THE THIRD TESTAMENT, a play that rocked South African and shocked the world, forms part of the South African showcase at the 2017 Edinburgh Assembly Fringe Festival in Scotland.

The Artscape Theatre Centre will host the first Capetonian performances of the contemporary South African classic, AT HER FEET as a part of the Artscape's Women's Festival this week.

Mike Leigh's classic comedy of bad manners, ABIGAIL'S PARTY, is back at the Masque Theatre by popular demand for a limited season.

Marc Lottering will return to Pieter Toerien's Montecasino Theatre for a final season of his hit-show HASHTAG LOTTERING.

South Africa, says the note in the programme of STATE FRACTURE, is 'a country that keeps on giving as far as satirical material is concerned.

This year, Badilisha is pleased to announce a new edition of their poetic journey.

Over half a century since the original production, a brand new production of KING KONG, the legendary South African musical, is now on in Cape Town.

When Themba Stewart's new play, RED ALOES, opens tonight, it will be the culmination of a long journey that began, for him, in the wake of political violence in the early 1990s.

Tape Hiss and Sparkle are back at Alexander Bar again.

Bryan Miles, a master of the wicked manipulation of the mind and a performer who is trained in the art of thought deception, returns to the Alexander Bar this August for one night only in a new self-titled show.

Acclaimed guitarist and double SAMA nominee James Grace makes a welcome return to the Alexander Bar for the launch of CHILLED, his sixth solo guitar studio album.

Following the success of AMAZING GRACE, popular pianist Rocco de Villiers is back with a sequel, AMAZING GRACE 2.

TEG DAINTY Presents in association with Showtime Management and Moonshadow Aus Pty, have today announced new dates for British singer-songwriting legend and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Yusuf / Cat Stevens - who will tour South Africa for the first time this November.

For the 17th year Kipper is back!  Limited seats available for schools and public- run 90% sold out.

This August, the Baxter Theatre will play host to one of South Africa's most-loved comedians.

The Baxter Theatre Centre, producers of the hit 2012 Edinburgh play, MIES JULIE, has been invited to showcase an impressive total of six award-winning, cutting-edge, South African productions at the 2017 Edinburgh Assembly Fringe Festival in Scotland this August.

The Mother City's only magical arts organisation, the College of Magic, welcomed the Jive Cape Town Funny Festival's international stars Paul Dabek and Captain Frodo for a special visit to its mysterious Victorian manor in Claremont on Saturday 29 July 2017.

It's an illusion, or is it? Leading local promoter, Showtime Management today announced that after record breaking runs in New York, London and Asia, the Illusionists Direct from Broadway will be in South Africa for the first time ever, opening at GrandWest on Wednesday, 07 February 2018 for a lim

Friends are the family you choose, and when you put nine comical friends on one stage, you get a guaranteed night of laughs and entertainment.

Pieter Toeriens presentation of Aaron Posner's acclaimed Jewish play, MY NAME IS ASHER LEV, adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok, is now open for a run through 3 September.