Mandisi Dyantyis

latest news & developments

Take flight: The Wonderboom Airshow on Friday, promises stunts,
formation flying, and tactical manoeuvres. Photo: Supplied

Diary: Wonderboom Airshow; Music and Lifestyle Expo; Mandisi Dyantyis in Cape Town

Your essential dose of art and culture

Kibo Ngowi
Busi Lethole

New hope: Lumanyano ‘Mzi’ Bizana will be performing in Cape Town after a stint abroad. Photo: Henry Schulz

CAPE TOWN EVENTS

Diary: Mandisi Dyantyis goes symphonic with the Cape Town Philharmonic, Lumanyano Mzi debuts Ithemba Elitsha at The Basement, Riaad Moosa brings What’s the Point? to Durban.

Your essential dose of art and culture

Kibo Ngowi

Chris Botti plays on the edge of jazz with both contemporary classical and pop music sensibilities.

Festival is an embarrassment of jazz riches

Joy of Jazz takes place in Johannesburg this weekend.

Percy Mabandu

Sizzling show: One of the highlights of the upcoming National Arts Festival will be performances by Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse. Photo: Oupa Bopape/Gallo Images via Getty Images

The stage is set for a cracker of a National Arts Festival

National Arts Festival continues to create platforms for creatives, 50 years later

Lesego Chepape

Debut: Kujenga is one of the local outfits that will be playing at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.

Cape Town jazz festival tuning up after Covid lull

Like it’s theme, the festival will look to be refreshed after Covid

Charles Leonard

GOAT in the making: Jazz musician Mandisi Dyantyis, who has two albums to his name, has just done a fashion shoot for GQ magazine that has people talking. Photo: Dan Carter courtesy of Fifty Four

Mandisi Dyantyis: People are seen in his music

Local musician follows in the footsteps of the jazz greats with his cool sounds and dress

Lesego Chepape

Responding to provocations: (from left) Artwork from season seven at the Centre for the Less Good Idea (Stella Oliver)

Old artistic forms find new mediums in uncertain times

Music, art and theatre are moving online as cultural workers adjust to lockdown

Kwanele Sosibo