The time to slow down your social schedule and stay indoors to keep warm is upon us. Winter at home does not mean days without excitement for DStv customers. Travel from the comfort of your couch, brush up on world history while sipping on a warm beverage and settle in for quality series and film... Continue Reading →
It’s Well Worth a Visit to Mr Green
'Visiting Mr Green', currently onstage at the Auto & General Theatre on the Square has been getting such rave reviews that Daphne Kuhn has added an extra (final) show - Sunday 10 June, 3pm. This exceptional production features superb performances from both Michael Richard and Roberto Pombo. It's most ably directed by Alan Swerdlow with a set designed by Denis Hutchinson, that will instantly... Continue Reading →
REVIEW – ACCEPTANCE
Filicide – The deliberate act of a parent killing his or her child. SMA – Spinal Muscular Atrophy In April 2014, the media was in a frenzy over the case of a South-African born mother, residing in England who killed her three severely disabled children. We watched as the story unfolded, riveted, horrified, saddened and... Continue Reading →
Nataniël’s latest creation, MANNEQUIN, heads to Emperors Palace in August
I firmly believe that Nataniël is a national treasure who should be nurtured and cherished like the priceless gem that he is! After admiring him from afar for so long, I finally went to see him onstage in his previous show After Animals, and I was transported to another realm of Nataniël’s own creation. He... Continue Reading →
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