It was in the smoky bars of Detroit, where the downside of industrialisation burdened the air, that Rodriguez had started to tell stories
From TV series to films and adverts, Teboho Mahlatsi
was ahead of his time
Bongani Tembe’s Mzansi Philharmonic crosses genres and art forms to reach people
Innovation is the metronome to the rhythm of survival and triumph
Gods find their freedom in this staging of   Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play at the Market Theatre
A tour de force of 20 dancers from Gregory Maqoma’s Vuyani Dance Company, and 18 singers as fellow mourners, Cion unpacks the centuries of incessant mourning by black people
A champion against gender-based violence, Shai’s private life was often relfected in his public work, and his acting roles
The voices and the stories in this collection let you connect with the empty spaces in your mind
The poet’s new book does the necessary work of reinscribing women into history, but is it poetry
A poet raised in transit, Makhafula Vilakazi speaks from the margins, even as he has almost escaped them