I call you dance: Moving forward through the past
Whether the language we speak influences the way we view the world, and thus how we act in it, is a long-standing question. It is a question linguists have been … Read More
Month: September 2018
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
Trade Fair: Trainees break out of their shells at Market Theatre
Promises are so rarely kept in South Africa that we tend to view them more as suggestions than commitments, but The Market Theatre is being true to its word. The … Read More
Notes & Quotes at Open Book: Too Close for Comfort
In the room at Too Close for Comfort at 12pm on Day 3: Mphuthumi Ntabeni – author of The Broken River Tent Joanne Jowell – author of Winging It Mandy … Read More
Open Book: Into the minds of criminals, and hostages
Frightening and often amusing insight into the criminal mind was delivered during Packaging the Truth at the midday Open Book session on Friday. Swedish author Jonas Bonnier, who wrote … Read More