Festival shakes off the ashes, gutters and bursts into flame
Yeah, it was smaller, yeah there was no great showmanship or suits swanning about in open-neck branded golf shirts, and of course, the Village Green lost a few tents along … Read More
Author: Mike Loewe
Passion of the Curry: Let’s throw coconuts at those racist bigots
It’s time to call out the hypocrisy and subtle or not-so-subtle bigotry of calling someone a “coconut”. It’s somehow so cool to use grotesque, blood-soaked racist terms steeped in murderous … Read More
Goodluck: Catapulting ball of electro-wildness showers the Covid wasteland with happiness
Goodluck rocked the Guy Butler last night. Teens took to the aisles screaming and grooving as lead singer Juliet Harding, radiant in high-wasted, big buckle white pants and thick-soled black-striped … Read More
Fetching Kathy: Drifting in its own echo chamber
The acting was passionate, the set straight out of a Market Theatre tradition, and the story looked interesting, but here is the thing: There are 11 official languages in SA. … Read More
3rd Generation Coconut: A gorgeous glide through the SA we know and crave
The beautiful young hipster at the doors directs us to the loo. “Are you the performer?” asks this dumbass reviewer. Thato Mabelane is the kind of earthy gal and divine … Read More