Why we should care that the 30th Dance Umbrella this month may be the final one

The acclaimed production features an all-South African, all-black powerhouse cast

Tara Notcutt has taken the classic text and found a modern parallel, recontextualising the play for the 2000s

Theatre, ballet and classical music

Storyteller gives an age-old form of entertainment a fresh application

The story about a girl’s identity quest takes audiences into the sacred rituals of Basotho female initiates

Directing the West End hit at the Fugard Theatre has kindled a surprising enthusiasm for the Bard in Greg Karvellas

Some fading heritage theatres are becoming venues for vibrant activity

Chris Forrest and Pete Goffe-Wood decided to combine their talents and see what came out of this potluck

Flights of solo drama

Taking to the world stage

After almost 60 years, the production of King Kong returns to SA stages

Marikana — The Musical

Evita Bezuidenhout and the Kaktus of Separate Development promises a laugh a minute, and answers to some prickly questions

A small independent theatre company in Durban has struck it big at the Naledi Theatre Awards