Silkworm: Finely woven with a delicate touch
Georgina Aurora Clementine. A gorgeous name. A name befitting a star. A name for a famous dancer. An artist. A high society socialite. But this Georgina Aurora Clementine is… not … Read More
Author: Sarah Roberson
Amaqhawe: All the bells and whistles; little form
Unlike the rest of the whooping audience, I was unmoved by Amaqhawe. People who have read my writing can gather I’m a ‘give-an-artist-the-benefit-of the-doubt’ kind of reviewer/critic (whatever you like … Read More
Lebitso (‘Name’): Rooted in the experimental
Lebitso is experimental, non-linear, a bit wild and it’s well refreshing to see young theatre-makers (students of AFDA Johannesburg) stepping out to create something that likely won’t go down as … Read More
Seeing Red: Taking on the Taboo
Lady business. On the rag. Crimson Tide. Moon time. Talking about periods has been taboo since the dawn of time. It still is. The only time I’ve witnessed any man … Read More
Sometimes I Have To Lean In…: smart, funny, unexpected
Alan Parker and Gerard Bester have crafted a journey that spans thirty years. A journey that has us laughing at first and eventually doing that slow nodding-in-agreement thing at a … Read More