‘Love Me, Feed Me, Never Leave Me’ uses comedy to unpack the struggles of modern dating
By Kedibone Modise | Published May 24, 2023
‘Love Me, Feed Me, Never Leave Me’ is a comedic play that also tackles serious topics in a light-hearted manner.
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‘JOMBA! Masihambisane Dialogues’ starts the conversation of inclusivity in the dance space
By Kedibone Modise | Published May 23, 2023
Blxckie, DJ PH and more set to grace the stage as Red Bull Unlocked brings Johannesburg nightlife together under one roof
By Shingai Darangwa | Published May 23, 2023
Durban FilmMart 2023 celebrates diversity in African film industry
By Entertainment Reporter | Published May 22, 2023
Hey Neighbour adds Swedish House Mafia, Chainsmokers and Khalid to star-studded list of phase one performers
By Shingai Darangwa | Published May 22, 2023
Storytellers share heaps of knowledge at PechaKucha Africa Day celebration
By Venecia Valentine | Published May 20, 2023
A romp with Chopin
By Frank Chemaly | Published May 20, 2023
CraftFest: A tummy filled with yummy
By Frank Chemaly | Published May 20, 2023
Happy harmonies up the hill
By Staff Reporter | Published May 20, 2023
So much to do this weekend
By Frank Chemaly | Published May 20, 2023
Take a trip down memory lane with the cast from ‘The Greatest South African Song Book’
By Venecia Valentine | Published May 19, 2023
Ralph Lawson spreads the message of forgiveness in new play ‘Ubuntu Bills’
By Kedibone Modise | Published May 19, 2023
Grab your friends and make the ‘Jameson Distillery on Tour’ an experience to remember
By Venecia Valentine | Published May 18, 2023
Mi Casa, Kurt Darren and Jack Parrow to headline Portuguese Festival 2023
By Entertainment Reporter | Published May 18, 2023
‘We Will Rock You’ receives rave reviews as the musical showcases local talent
By Entertainment Reporter | Published May 17, 2023
