James Ngcobo

Through interviews and behind-the-scenes discussions, Spotlight Theatre Talk explores the people and processes that bring productions to life

Dancing the Death Drill is more than theatre — it is a resurrection, a requiem and a haunting reminder of forgotten African history

Joburg Theatre is excited to announce its forthcoming production of August Wilson’s critically acclaimed play, The Piano Lesson

South Africans have a knack for using humour to tackle the most serious of issues and this can be seen in Oleanna

The actor and director who saved The Market during the pandemic is enthusiastic about his new job as head of Joburg City Theatres

Gods find their freedom in this staging of Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play at the Market Theatre

Veteran actor James Ngcobo, who is also a director, recently scooped his fourth South African Film and Television Awards accolade for his role as a corrupt leader on Netflix’s…

Playwright Antoinette Nwandu’s response to Waiting for Godot is a crystal-clear directive: stop killing us

Author, actress, philanthropist, singer and translator Rami Chuene fits a lot into her life

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

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

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

Directed by James Ngcobo and starring a superb­ cast, ‘The Suit’ reinforces the quality and tradition of plays put on the Market Theatre stage

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

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