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Women take centre stage in the Market Theatre’s Shakespeare season

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The Market Theatre’s virtual offering, ‘Chilling with the Bard: A Shakespeare Season’, includes women performing traditionally male roles
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1995 play still relevant today

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The president and his fawning ministers are being interrogated about corruption. Sound familiar?
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Dusting off The Suit

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Directed by James Ngcobo and starring a superb­ cast, 'The Suit' reinforces the quality and tradition of plays put on the Market Theatre stage
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From Fugard to the future with James Ngcobo

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The Market Theatre's James Ngcobo is just as committed to newcomers as he is to classic plays, writes Perzy Zvomuya.
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Thinking big

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James Ngcobo is one of those directors with a restless spirit and wide-eyed curiosity, writes <b>Percy Zvomuya</b>.
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Soundscapes in movement

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Songs of Migration contains the best stage representation of the textured influences of migrant communities in South African cities.
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Celebrating literary lions

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Wole Soyinka is the latest African playwright to be celebrated by local director James Ngcobo, writes Percy Zvomuya.
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The audience is waiting

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Percy Zvomuya takes a tour of Jozi theatres and finds out what the playmakers are saying.
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