Hailey Gaunt

Getting philosophical and funky with the Festival jazz

Article Hailey Gaunt - 3 Jul 2011

Last night, while watching the Festival debut of Bokani Dyer, I couldn't help but think jazz is a perfect metaphor for life.

The oldest profession

Article Hailey Gaunt - 2 Jul 2011

Rough and fast is my appraisal of The Last Pro in Yeoville, but perhaps that?s what one should expect from a play about a washed-up prostitute.

Gathering around The Table

Article Hailey Gaunt - 1 Jul 2011

The Table captures all the melodrama and begrudging sentiment of family life as it unfolds around a meal.

Day one: glitz and glamour and chickpea fudge

Article Hailey Gaunt - 30 Jun 2011

Hailey Gaunt reports from Grahamstown, where the shows, exhibitions and other official offerings are only half the fun.

Cinema curator reflects on SA celluloid

Article Hailey Gaunt - 21 Jun 2010

“I'm fortunate I'm given the freedom to explore and not conform,” saysTrevor Steele Taylor, director of the Film Festival.

TV gets an education injection

Article Hailey Gaunt - 4 Apr 1997

Jacquie Golding-Duffy KAGISO Educational Television (KET) is a new production company that promises to make an impact on educational viewing this year through...

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