Durban’s Playhouse Company has scored a coup by securing the rights to produce the South African premiere of David Mamet’s <i>Race</i>.

An exciting new social upliftment initiative called Food 4 Thought hosts its inaugural gourmet food and wine-tasting evening.

As part of its season of New Stages 2011, the Playhouse Company presents <em>For Generations</em>, Kurt Engelhof’s highly acclaimed one-man show.

<em>Sifundakwabadala (Learning from Elders) </em>is the solo showing of new paintings by increasingly renowned KwaZulu-Natal ­artist Sibusiso Duma.

The 2011 edition of White Mountain, KwaZulu-Natal’s idyllic acoustic music festival, once again boasts a stellar line-up of artists.

The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts participates in the ground-breaking international 100?000 Poets for Change project.

Fresh from sold-out performances at the Hilton Festival comes <i>The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)</i>.

The spring season of the KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra’s World Symphony Series is in full swing.

After getting standing ovations around the country, Cape Town ­comedian Stuart Taylor brings his ­latest show to Durban for a two-week run.

The African Art Centre has an excellent exhibition that combines its dual goals of nurturing creative talent as well as livelihoods.