Once Upon a Teacup: Magical serving of artistry
To say that a show, the form of which in its theatrical style, is “magical; a gem; enchanting …” is a cliché that has become almost meaningless through overuse. But, … Read More
Author: Sheena Stannard
The Bookbinder: Sometimes you have to break a leg to make an omelette
The power of a fairy tale is that good always triumphs. No matter how many times you have to read the same story to your child their psyche needs the … Read More
I am Somebody: The techno Olympics of happiness
By Sheena Stannard: This techno, clowning music show launches us into an immediate state of childlike glee. Swedish Sirqus Alfon is on a mission to spread enjoyment, love and self-belief. … Read More
Red Soil / Brown Soil: Sensitive ruminations of home
I experienced this duet as if it were a performed, intimately personal, journal of ruminations on home and home-coming through the spirit. Fragments, and inter-connected stories – some poetic, … Read More
Jongosi Schools’ Fest: Teens dig in to the old goodies
The Jongosi Schools’ Festival happens on the Friday before the Hilton Arts Festival starts in the evening. It is a brilliant initiative that brings school children to the Festival for … Read More