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Running on empty hits the bullseye

Renata Redelinghuys 2013-07-03 Fred Abrahamse and Nicola Hanekom have created a very honest, scarily-close-to-home production for the contemporary 21st-century woman.

The Unexpected Man: A very satisfying play

Renata Redelinghuys 2013-07-03 The Unexpected Man is an intimate play by Tony award-winning playwright Yazmina Reza.

My name is Rachel Corrie: A brave play which evokes conversation

Renata Redelinghuys 2013-07-03 Kate Liquorish is phenomenal in her role as Rachel Corrie and takes the audience on a journey right from the start.

2 X Beckett: A huge disappointment

Renata Redelinghuys 2013-07-03 Beckett certainly does not require much action on stage, but complete vocal agility is non-negotiable.

SACM Winter Classics: A promising revival for a new generation

Ed Campbell 2013-07-02 "The aim of this series of four performances, performed every Tuesday from 18 June until 9 July 2013, is to create a lighter atmosphere that is indeed more accessible for a younger audience."

Book launch: Apocalypse Now Now by Charlie Human

2013-07-02 Umuzi and The Book Lounge invite you to the launch of Apocalypse Now Now by Charlie Human

Cool stuff: July 2013

Réney Warrington 2013-07-01 Reney Warrington's eagle eye spots some awesome new movies, TV series, art and literature well worth checking out this July.

Vuleka-kunskompetisie/art competition 2013

2013-07-01 There is R20 000 and other merit prizes up for grabs in this year's Vuleka art competition.

A history of violence – and bullfighting

AC Coubleigh 2013-06-28 "South African writer John M Coetzee’s public appeal to Spain’s Cultural Committee contemplating the decision of whether or not to legally protect bullfighting as a 'cultural pastime' essentially pleads with the country’s lawmakers ... to be 'nicer' to unaware and unfortunate bulls."

African Library: Tropical Fish

Annie Gagiano 2013-06-26 "Yet mostly it vividly depicts how young Africans in our time are learning about life; making many mistakes, but also developing life skills and professional expertise."

Night swimming

Heidi Henning 2013-06-25 Your dreams are shipwrecked
paint-washed, bleached
tossed
boxed in the sea, floating unidentified.

Stuart Lightbody brings new show to National Arts Festival

2013-06-24 Double Standard Bank Silver Ovation Award winner and illusionist extraordinaire, Stuart Lightbody, presents his new show, Unreal at the National Arts Festival.

Book launch: Shadows by Novuyo Rosa Tshuma

2013-06-18 Kwela Books & The Book Lounge invite you to join Lynda Gilfillan in conversation with Novuyo Rosa Tshuma about her new book Shadows.

Book launch: Risk by Jason Staggie

2013-06-12 UMUZI and The Book Lounge invite you to the launch of Risk by Jason Staggie

Zebra and Giraffe: Greg Carlin on upcoming tour

Henry Cloete 2013-06-11 "When you're on a big stage with loud guitar amps and drums, it's harder to communicate with fans. This is a lot more exposed ..."

Caravans of the night

Estelle Z 2013-06-11 A poem for when the night falls

The last romantic

Dick Romeo Matshaba 2013-06-11 Dick Romeo Matshaba writes of a man who falls in love on the streets of Pretoria's Arcadia.

Art.b Gallery in Bellville presents Monochrome

2013-06-06 The Art.b Gallery in Bellville presents a group exhibition entitled Monochrome, which opens on 12 June and runs until 19 July.

Bringing history to life for younger readers: Q & A with Taryn Hayes

Laura Ward 2013-06-05  In her debut youth novel, Seekers of the Lost Boy, Taryn Hayes offers a thoughtful look at the legacy of apartheid, the impact of human connection, and the power of redemption.

Rachel Zadok: An interview

Rachel Zadok, Naomi Meyer 2013-06-05 "With my second book, Sister-Sister, I was thinking about themes right from the get go. I knew what I wanted to say. It was much harder to write, perhaps because it was more conscious."
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