Some stories are loud. Others sit quietly with you and change how you see the world. Albie Sachs: Fathers, Sons and Soft Vengeance is one of those rare pieces of theatre that feels less like a performance and more like a conversation about pain, justice, and what it means to remain human through it all.

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There are some South African plays that do not just age well, they settle into culture like they have always belonged there. Elvis du Pisanie is one of those. Theatre on the Square is bringing it back, and whether you have seen it before or not, this revival feels like the kind of story that still hits in all the right places, funny, flawed, and painfully familiar in ways that c...

There is something unexpectedly powerful about hearing Michael Jackson’s music reimagined through ballet, and Mzansi Ballet’s Heal the World delivers exactly that. With deeply personal storytelling, striking choreography, and a cast that brings real emotion to the stage.

There’s a real-life chocolate factory coming to stage and it’s happening right here in Joburg and Pretoria. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is being brought to life with music, magic and a whole lot of imagination by Pretoria Youth Theatre. If you’ve been craving something different to do, this might just be your golden ticket. Here’s when to go, where to book and why you shou...