THE FIFTH STEP is one of those plays that makes you laugh before hitting you with real emotion. The writing and the characters created by David Ireland are superb. And the Baxter team that brought them to life have more than risen to the occasion.…
MAMMA MIA! returns to South Africa with a splash. Directed by Janice Honeyman, this beloved ABBA musical is back and better than ever. It's sure to delight both casual theatregoers and die-hard fans alike.…
Marthinus Basson's ART turns a blank canvas into a friendship-ending grenade. Van der Walt, Pretorius and Binge are superb. Hilarious, precise, and unexpectedly cutting.…
The production spoke to me through its beautiful choreography, simplicity and emotional clarity, proving that you don’t need to understand dance technique to connect with its meaning. The standout pieces, playful humour, lyrical movement and powerful percussion made for an exciting and deeply movi…
TRANS/VAAL is a richly textured piece of physical theatre. Through dance, movement, and spoken word, Ignatius van Heerden tells the story of a young Afrikaans boy from childhood to adulthood as he comes to terms with his gender and sexual identity.…
SCOTT is powerful, moving theatre with an exceptional script by Morapeleng Molekoa and a mesmerising solo performance by Sbuja Dywili, who brings an entire world to life. A deeply emotional story with a strong message about the humanity of those society too often overlooks.…
A fast-paced, clever and thoroughly entertaining show, Apple & Eve impressed me with its talented four-person cast, sharp comic timing, excellent singing and remarkable character work. The seamless costume changes and strong pace reflected the quality of the rehearsal, while the playful treatment of…
An enjoyable evening of contrasting theatre: The Black Bird was atmospheric, unsettling and thought-provoking, while Bottle Service delivered believable characters, warm humour and some genuinely funny moments. Strong performances overall, with a little more projection, pace and cue timing needed. T…
PRIMA FACIE has been making huge waves on the West End and Broadway, and now it has been brought to life right here. It's a stunningly powerful piece, and I am so glad I got to see it in a South African context and showcasing local talent.…
A sensitive, beautifully crafted story about friendship, betrayal and confronting the past, brought to life with effective direction and staging. Brasse, Tot Laat Toe is nostalgic, relatable and thought-provoking, with a strong emotional core.…
30 total · showing 11–20
It’s My Baby is part of the 16th annual Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival, taking place from March 13 to March 22, 2026, at The Baxter Theatre. The festival celebrates South African stories and showcases the next generation of theatre makers, including talents like Nelisa Fusa...
The Battered Housewives’ Club is set to be featured in the 16th annual Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival, running from March 13 to March 22, 2026, at The Baxter theatre. This festival highlights local stories and promotes emerging theatre makers, providing them with a platform to...
Themba: The Little Lion That Lost His Mane will be featured at the 16th annual Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival from March 13 to March 22, 2026. This production is part of a larger festival celebrating South African stories and emerging artists. The festival includes a rich...
When Black Men Disappear is part of the 16th Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival, running from March 13 to March 22, 2026, at The Baxter. This production is among several performances aimed at showcasing local stories and nurturing the next generation of theatre makers. The...
The Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary from March 14 to March 22, 2025, showcasing a diverse array of artistic talent under the theme "Make Your Mark." This year's festival introduces a curated approach with 15 commissioned productions that...
Blending In? examines the lives of three young men in Khayelitsha township as they grapple with societal pressures that define worth by material possessions. Written and directed by Nolufefe Ntshuntshe, the play explores themes of identity and belonging, challenging whether one...
Confused Mhlaba is a play that highlights the struggles of black identity in South Africa during the apartheid era. Written by Khayalethu Mqayisa and directed by Kitso Seti, the story explores the tumultuous lives of its characters as they navigate personal and political...
Don't Believe A Word I Say is a comedic, autobiographical one-woman play written by Tankiso Mamabolo and directed by Faniswa Yisa. Set against the backdrop of poignant childhood memories, the protagonist shares a series of humorous and touching stories, exploring themes of love...
Idinga is a compelling production written and directed by Loyiso Damoyi, exploring the search for purpose in a world dominated by despair. The narrative investigates the promises of both God and various gods through themes of pain and suffering. This thought-provoking piece will...
In the Shade of the King Protea is a compelling exploration of generational trauma in South Africa, written by Savannah Steyn and directed by Matthew dos Santos. This production delves into themes of racism, father-son relationships, and the lasting impact of apartheid on...
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MAMMA MIA! Teatro at Montecasino (10/16-11/22) |
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MAMMA MIA! The Musical! Artscape (9/03-10/11) |
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MAMMA MIA! Artscape (9/03-10/11) |
