Key artworks in the development of Adrian Kohler and Basil Jones's vision will be on Aspire’s auction block, writes Chris Thurman
Lesley Stones explores the flaws and brilliance in two recent offerings from Johannesburg's Market Theatre
A harrowing documentary, a corruption scandal, celebrity culture, mysteries and a powerful woman in ancient Rome — what to stream
'House of Gucci' will be releasing in cinemas soon and director Ridley Scott hopes Lady Gaga has what it takes to lure in the audiences
The parts of Willem Boshoff’s ‘The Blind Alphabet’ on show at the UJ Art Gallery are well worth the visit, writes Chris Thurman
Tiger King is back, along with fantasy, dark comedy drama, mystery and a musical
It is a risky business to engage with the audience but the comedian keeps it tightly structured
Spaghetti western classic has been translated, not least because it includes no mention of Native Americans
Premium drama, heartwarming climate change dystopia and predictable action — what to stream
Woolf family is putting 86 pieces from their Faberge collection up for auction on November 29 at Christie’s in London
Third season of ‘Succession’ shows how the pandemic did not affect the super-rich but changed the way the rest of us see them
Real life stories, documentaries and sharp comedy — what to stream
National Arts Festival project tackles difficult subjects while celebrating capacity of art to heal and empower
Billionaire magic, a star-studded Western, a stellar British political series, true crime and a Halloween fix — what to stream
There are few options when it comes to voting on November 1 for art enthusiasts, writes Chris Thurman
Honouring history seems less important now than choosing material that will help to build an audience for the future, writes Lesley Stones
Halyna Hutchins was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital, while the film’s director, Joel Souza, was treated for injuries sustained in the incident
The European Film Festival in SA brings proper complexity to our understanding of our colonisers’ continent
Big expectations are riding on the fourth adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 science fiction epic after three previous fails
Documentaries, a miniseries and WWII and Korean drama — what to stream
