A bounce for justice
The headscarf is unlikely to trump push-up bras and bling as the dress of choice for hip-hop girls courting fame.
The headscarf is unlikely to trump push-up bras and bling as the dress of choice for hip-hop girls courting fame.
Music, it is said, can calm the savage beast but in Ubom!'s latest production, Breed, it also incites killer instincts.
Not all of us know how to appreciate those delicately realistic portraits of the sun setting on the horizon, or mountains laced with snow.
Festival-goers are getting their fair share of electronic manipulation of acoustic sound this year.
Having grown up in both Hong Kong and Johannesburg, Acty Tang is a man of two worlds.
Corné and Twakkie have once again slapped on their “snors” after two years of being lost in the wilderness. Corné (he's the tall one, with his arm in
“What I need now is stories,” says Molloy, one of Samuel Beckett's complex creations in The Beckett Trilogy.
If you ask who is one of the kookiest musicians that South Africa has to offer, Carlo Mombelli springs to mind.
For Dorothy Ann Gould, who performs in the production of Hello and Goodbye, the character of Hester is an old and much-loved friend.
Bruce Little, the creator and star of Little Poof! A Homofabulous Show, believes that art is a creative reflection of society.