Matthew Krouse

Rebel Alliance is a new monthly night-time event at Jo’burg’s (only) truly independent movie house situated in the middle of the Moboneng precinct.

Moving into Dance Mophatong is a fixture of the city.

Chimurenga stars battle for the limelight against British megastars Coldplay this week.

If you have not been to the Market Theatre to watch <em>Death of a ­Colonialist</em>, a production written by Greg Latter, make your way.

Serious artist Clive van den Berg explores new and familiar terrains in <em>Soundings, in Passage</em>, a solo exhibition of recent work.

Veteran choreographer Mark Hawkins collaborates with Moving into Dance Mophatong to ­create a whacky, colourful piece.

Jo’burg Pride reaches its zenith on Saturday when, it is hoped, thousands of politically aware LGBT freedom-seekers take to the streets.

Young artist Ayana Vellissia Jackson explores African identity beyond the stock ideas of what it means to be an African-American or black and British.

New Dance continues to bring fresh talent to the stage, and Indian dance is showcased.

William Kentridge’s <i>Refuse the Hour</i> continues, and Grahamstown comes to Jo’burg.

The Arts Alive 2011 Festival brings together some of the region’s top songstresses.

Artist Mbongeni Buthelezi’s mid-career retrospective is opening this weekend.

Contemporary dance and classical ballet are both on offer this week.

Pulitzer prizewinning photographer Greg Marinovich makes a second appearance (due to public demand) at the Vega School of Branding Innovation.

Arts Alive offers diverse dance and theatre for audiences of all ages.

Rapper Emmanuel Jal was once a Sudanese child soldier, but and today he is regarded as a foremost proponent of the hip-hop form.

Believe it or not, there is something called Jo’burg Day.

Johannesburg’s alternative dance festival, New Dance, kicks off this weekend.

Joy of Jazz has come and gone, but there are two exhibitions currently showing that reference the medium in different ways.

Johannesburg’s big-city festival, Arts Alive, kicks off on September 1 and close to 10 mini-festivals will take place during the month.

Spring may be on its way, but, just in case, there is plenty on the box for chilly nights indoors.

<i>Satellite Spaces/The Untitled Gallery</i> is a unique series of exhibitions designed to highlight the revival of contemporary arts and culture.

The Joy of Jazz festival dominates this weekend’s cultural offerings.

Rock fans pay attention: two of South Africa’s most popular acts are heading to a venue near you. Jazz, fans, you’re also in for a treat.

<i>The History Boys </i>is a production of considerable energy and verve, with moments of great humour.