The revolution is broken
Our old, principled struggle leaders are dying, the Mandela generation has gone to the grave or retired and on the way there, leaving a brutalised, embittered youth who inherited the … Read More
Month: September 2014
Occupying the ultimate male taboo
Guy Buttery played a few chords and I tjanked into my last cup of coffee. Guy is a South African and global musical treasure and I enjoy finding SA identity … Read More
Anything can happen
The PANSA Taxi Theatre Project presents I Never Thought You’d Come – theatre performed on the move. What a welcome surprise. We board the vehicle. Tickets, please. We’re told to expect the … Read More
An answer blowing in the wind (instruments)
What a joy to listen to musicians who are simply being themselves, having fun, with no pretensions or attempts to appeal to some sub-culture, just playing music they enjoy to … Read More
“I hope you feel uncomfortable…”
Walking away from the Galloway Theatre, with Full Stops on Your Face fresh in my mind, I see five young men approaching abreast, territorialising the Green Point promenade. I instantly … Read More