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e.ID: a fugue – such great hope inside

Archives, algorithms, and attention: NAF 2026

Festival Fringe: The last weekend

National Arts Festival: Fringe roundup, day 7

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Author: Sheena Stannard

Curl Up and Dye: lacks body
Reviews Theatre

Curl Up and Dye: lacks body

Sheena Stannard 6th July 2018

Set in the specific context of grey-area Joubert Park in the late 1980s, staging Curl Up and Dye now begs the question: what meaning for our present can be brought … Read More

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Medusa Incarnate: Hellish hisssy fit
Reviews Theatre

Medusa Incarnate: Hellish hisssy fit

Sheena Stannard 6th July 2018

Bonding over the power outage in a mood of anticipation, and eager to know whether the show would actually go up, we were let into the venue after all to … Read More

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The Xhosa Chronicles: Lament for lost stories
Reviews Theatre

The Xhosa Chronicles: Lament for lost stories

Sheena Stannard 4th July 2018

With a theatrically evocative beginning in gesture and sound, The Xhosa Chronicles is a lament for lost stories; it does not consist of these stories, which the title might suggest, … Read More

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Archives, algorithms, and attention: NAF 2026

Sam Van Heerden 13th July 2026Comment on Archives, algorithms, and attention: NAF 2026

Shows on the Main (now called the Curated Programme) looked searchingly at the unfinished past and anxiously towards the digital future. Across the programme, one question lingered: where do we … Read More

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Festival Fringe: The last weekend

Contributor 4th July 2026Comment on Festival Fringe: The last weekend

Today’s the last chance to get your festival fill Neurospicey: A energetic and refreshingly original production that blends stand-up comedy, live music, and personal storytelling into a hilarious and heartfelt … Read More

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National Arts Festival: Fringe roundup, day 7

Contributor 2nd July 2026Comment on National Arts Festival: Fringe roundup, day 7

The Critter’s Fringe pick from the day is the virtuosity of Saxophonist Josie McClure and pianist Seung-Ree Lee in That’s the Way it Goes. Isibane: A deeply moving musical performance … Read More

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Fest Fringe Day 6 roundup

Contributor 2nd July 2026Comment on Fest Fringe Day 6 roundup

Enyobeni is our Fringe pick right now. Enyobeni: Now we’re talking.  We are taken into the many homes of KuGompo, witnessing the lives of young, vibrant, mischievous, and daring students … Read More

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