Curtain up for Soweto's new theatre
It is red, yellow and blue --- and set to add a splash of colour to Johannesburg's performing arts scene.
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The Soweto Theatre: Making theatre matter again
Soweto has long been a cosmopolitan centre of political and artistic life. The new Soweto Theatre complex is part of an ambitious redevelopment plan.
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All the world's a stage for SA pupils
South African pupils have joined drama students from schools on three continents, brought together via the internet to produce each other's plays.
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Daring historical epic rewritten for Market stage
Abnormal Loads is set in that quintessentially tragic South African place in which the personal and the national intersect.
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Mbeki's deliberations dramatised
The writings and speeches of Mbeki (well, some of them) have become the subject of a new experimental play.
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Risky business a 'great joy'
Daphne Kuhn's dream was to create a place for artists to express themselves and for audiences
to enjoy themselves.
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Brutal theatre rips off the mask of normality
An experimental new show examines crowd behaviour, testing the extent to which people retain their individual identity and beliefs.
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Breaking free
Princess Zinzi Mhlongo is the Standard Bank Young Artist award winner for drama in 2012. She spoke to Matthew Krouse.
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Cloning spawns emotional intrigue
The fact that it is acted by father and son adds extra punch to this drama about science's
emotional fallout.
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Stage set for violent death
Did public opinion turn on murdered director Juliano Mer-Khamis for performing plays that went against conservative Islamic values?
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