NEW VISION’S ‘WE WILL ROCK YOU’ PRODUCTION FEATURES STELLAR ALL SOUTH AFRICAN CAST After unavoidable postponements owing to COVID-19 regulations, the brand-new production and major world tour of Queen and Ben Elton’s multi-award-winning rock musical We Will Rock You featuring an all-South African cast, crew and band begins in Manila, The Philippines in October 2022.... Continue Reading →
Montecasino will rock you at the Bohemian Rhapsody Sing-Along Experience For most of the world, from the first beat of a Queen song nostalgia takes hold, instinct takes over and voices start belting out the lyrics we know and love – ‘We will we will rock you’, ‘We are the champions (no time for losers)’,... Continue Reading →
The James Morrison SA concerts are just two weeks away and local promoter, Showtime Management is pleased to announce an extra concert on Thursday, 24 January 2019 at Montecasino’s Teatro. Tickets are on sale at Computicket. Adding local talent to the evening of soulful music is multi-cultural band, the “Stone Jets” who are touring with... Continue Reading →
Popular SAMA nominated performer, Tailor has announced the South African schedule for her upcoming #1000MilesTour. Tailor gained popularity after collaborating with LIVE’s lead singer Ed Kowalczyk, and has also shared the stage with top SA acts such as Locnville, Goldfish, Matthew Mole and Nakhane Toure. In 2017, Tailor was honoured to be invited to perform... Continue Reading →
It’s preview week for Panto 2017! Janice Honeyman’s 30th Pantomime, Pinocchio officially opens over the weekend but this coming week sees the first audiences filling the Joburg Theatre to see what this year’s festive season pantomime has in store. Mostly these previews will be made up of schoolchildren, some of whom have never even set... Continue Reading →
With Special Guests Joe Nina, Sipho 'Hotstix' Mabuse and Ladysmith Black Mambazo HOSTED BY IKUSASA (Ikusasa Arts Development Projects) 2 shows only : Saturday 29 April at 19h00 and Sunday 30 April at 13h00 on The Mandela Stage at Joburg Theatre This promises to be an unforgettable 2-hour show of pure nostalgia, with Kekana delivering... Continue Reading →
The Full Morty : The Fringe @ Joburg Theatre - 8:00pm, Friday, 31 March 2017 AND Live Jukebox : The Fringe @ Joburg Theatre - 8:00pm, Saturday, 1 April 2017 THE FULL MORTY and LIVE JUKEBOX have both previously enjoyed highly successful seasons, and Ginger Cube Productions have listened to audience demand are are bringing... Continue Reading →
It has been an incredibly wet week in Johannesburg due to the heavy rains and it looks like it won’t clear up by next weekend. Due to the increased rain, the organisers of the The Annual Green Craft Beer Festival and Beer Pong Event, have decided to postpone the event to another weekend, to avoid... Continue Reading →
GETTING TO KNOW SOME OF THE CAST OF ROBIN HOOD AND THE BABES IN THE WOOD Theatre is many things to many people: smoke and mirrors to some, a means of political and social rhetoric or commentary to others. But there’s no doubt that when it comes to Pantomime, it’s pure magic! There can be... Continue Reading →
A BRAND NEW PANTOMIME ADVENTURE FROM JANICE HONEYMAN Riding through the royal forest of Sherwood on a glorious May morning, you don’t have a care in the world. Then you hear a bird call, the faint rustling of trees, and suddenly a man armed with a longbow appears in your path. He wears a feathered cap, or... Continue Reading →
Cassie is a successful lawyer and her husband Theo is a musician. Once the much-adored frontman for a popular band that won a reality show, he’s put the years of fame and adulation behind him to be a stay-at-home dad to their daughter Abby, in a joint decision that has seen Cassie becoming partner (the […]
Well this is certainly a vast departure for Nina Manning from the previous books that she’s written, and it just goes to show what a versatile author she is! Sophy, Mel and Aisha couldn’t be more different, but they all have one thing in common: they’re new moms! They meet by chance one day when […]
Stella Douglas’s editor calls her to come and see her in London. And so Stella ventures from the safety of Yorkshire where she is esconced with her recently widowed father, in fear and trepidation, knowing that the biography that she proudly wrote about an 18th century cook, has not been the success she had hoped. […]
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