Halfway through a manic festival, <b>Hailey Gaunt</b> takes a breather to catch some female-fronted folk.
A solo performance in Grahamstown left some wondering if Tree63 frontman John Ellis could ever distance himself from his Christian rock past.
Last night, while watching the Festival debut of Bokani Dyer, I couldn’t help but think jazz is a perfect metaphor for life.
Rough and fast is my appraisal of <i>The Last Pro in Yeoville</i>, but perhaps that?s what one should expect from a play about a washed-up prostitute.
<i>The Table</i> captures all the melodrama and begrudging sentiment of family life as it unfolds around a meal.
<b>Hailey Gaunt</b> reports from Grahamstown, where the shows, exhibitions and other official offerings are only half the fun.
“I’m fortunate I’m given the freedom to explore and not conform,” saysTrevor Steele Taylor, director of the Film Festival.
Jacquie Golding-Duffy KAGISO Educational Television (KET) is a new production company that promises to make an impact on educational viewing this year through innovative ventures. Headed by dynamic duo Leora Rajak and Coco Cachalia, the production company has clinched a deal to produce a 13-part television series called Educator Express for the SABC and the […]