South African mentalist Bryan Miles premieres a new stage show exploring the hidden mechanics of human perception. Using childhood objects like Lego, UNO cards, and a Rubik's Cube, he examines unconscious communication, intuition, and suggestion. The performance invites...
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.…
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Call Me A Diva is a sparkling cabaret-style celebration of the women who shaped music history, featuring Emma Amber, Taylyn Miller, and Anja Taljaard, with emcee Ethan Saunders. The show journeys through icons including Aretha Franklin, Dolly Parton, Celine Dion, Shania Twain...
James Stewart and John Ellis explore and celebrate the songwriting of Sting, performing compositions from his solo career and his work with The Police. James Stewart is a chart-topping, multi-Emmy nominated, multi-SAMA Award-winning singer and songwriter. John Ellis led his band...
Andre The Hilarious Hypnotist is a fast-paced 90-minute comedy hypnosis show where audience volunteers become the star performers. No two shows are ever the same, as each performance is built live from audience members who take part, with Andre guiding the unpredictable action...
Sunday Salon – La Donna in Musica is a chamber music concert celebrating Women's Month, featuring three South African musicians in an intimate theatre setting. Violinist Helen Liu opens the concert, followed by a duo comprising saxophonist Josie McClure and pianist Coila-Leah...
Immortal is a one-woman production written by Peter Terry, directed by Sharon Spiegel-Wagner, and starring Penny Wolhuter. The play tells the true story of a young South African girl who survived the 1911 Blaaukrantz river bridge collapse, one of the country's worst train...
Helen of Troyeville is a poetic solo drama written by Mike van Graan and performed by television actress Zolie Markey. A former Black Sash member reflects on her life after becoming a victim of an opportunistic crime while trying to do good in contemporary South Africa. Using...
The 70s Vs 80s Tribute at The Drama Factory features James Marais and Monique Cassells, who have been performing together since 2009. The show pays tribute to legendary artists from two musically diverse decades, including The Doobie Brothers, Creedence Clearwater Revival...
The Fool's Guide ...to living and dying... is a 65-minute solo performance written and performed by Andrew Buckland, running at The Drama Factory from 12 to 17 May 2026. The show is a physical comedy that navigates the world of contemporary technology, social media, and AI...
The Ugly Noo Noo, written and performed by Andrew Buckland and directed by Janet Buckland, is a one-man show that tells the story of a man's encounter with the notorious Parktown Prawn. Using satirical commentary and physical performance, the play explores the relationship...
My Name Is Lucy Barton, directed by Charmaine Weir Smith and adapted from Elizabeth Strout's novel by Rona Munro, is a powerful solo performance featuring Julie-Anne McDowell. The story follows Lucy, a writer who, after undergoing surgery, finds herself unexpectedly reunited...
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MAMMA MIA! The Musical! Teatro at Montecasino (10/16-11/22) |
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MAMMA MIA! Artscape (9/03-10/11) |
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MAMMA MIA! The Musical! Artscape (9/03-10/11) |
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MAMMA MIA! Teatro at Montecasino (10/16-11/22) |
