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Tuiskoms: Finding healing in humour
Friday
/ 5 March 2025

Tuiskoms: Finding healing in humour

Series captures the complexity of grief, family and rediscovery through love

By Rolland Simpi Motaung
Music, art and men’s involvement can prevent the deaths of women like Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei
Opinion
/ 17 September 2024

Music, art and men’s involvement can prevent the deaths of women like Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei

Activists, governments and organisations, local and international, are working to end gender-based violence but theatre, song lyrics and street art can also be used

By Robert Kigongo
Review: Nigeria’s ‘King of Boys’ was a smash hit. Does the sequel do it justice?
Africa
/ 6 September 2021

Review: Nigeria’s ‘King of Boys’ was a smash hit. Does the sequel do it justice?

Kemi Adetiba’s Netflix miniseries is certainly stylish — but it’s missing the panache of the original

By Wilfred Okiche
Screen Grab: In the land of the lotus eaters
Friday
/ 1 September 2021

Screen Grab: In the land of the lotus eaters

Hawaii hotel drama ‘The White Lotus’ is a shade warmer than ‘Succession’ in its assault on American privilege — but it carries a riptide of savage wit.

By Carlos Amato
The state of the (performing) arts: Theatres try to find their groove
Friday
/ 5 February 2021

The state of the (performing) arts: Theatres try to find their groove

Theatres are opening (and closing) again in fits and starts, driven by a fierce determination to bounce back

By Atiyyah Khan
The Portfolio: Slindile Mthembu
Friday
/ 6 August 2020

The Portfolio: Slindile Mthembu

Theatre-maker Slindile Mthembu has taken the plunge of reformatting her play, Igama?, for film, so that it can reach a wider audience

By Slindile Mthembu

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