Flat View | Saturday, March 20, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Tuesday, March 02, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Wednesday, March 03, 2010 |
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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AptiGee Dance Classes (3:00PM)
The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup™ is coming at us and for those who have not yet learned the soccer dance moves, now is a great opportunity to do so. AptiGee has created a soccer dance to get everybody moving. The dance involves warm up exercises and soccer techniques, all rhythmically done. Learn to head a ball, dribble and all the soccer tricks that make watching the game entertaining.
Where: Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Seventh Street, Orange Grove
Date: Every Wednesday
Time: 3pm and 5pm
Contact person: Thandy Matlaila
Booking fees: A single lesson is R60pp and R200pp for the whole month
Contact Info : 074 308 4737
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Thursday, March 04, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Friday, March 05, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Daywalker – Trevor Noah (8:30PM)
Following his sell-out success in October 2009, Trevor Noah is back at Gold Reef City Casino with his one-man comedy show, The Daywalker. He covers a wide range of topics in his show, including the story of his life as a mixed race child growing up in South Africa.
Where: The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City Casino, Corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 and 6 March 2010
Time: 8.30pm
Contact person: Duduzile Mthembu
Booking fees: Tickets are R130pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 803 0030
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Url: http://www .goldreefcity .co .za
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| Saturday, March 06, 2010 |
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Urban Market (9:00AM)
With over 130 stalls, the Urban Market has proved itself to be a great place for families to have fun while they are shopping. There are food stalls, Deli Barn, Wild Olive Coffee Shop, artists and beauty products. Children are entertained in their own section, where there are jumping castles, pony rides and loads of educational programmes.
Where: iKya, R55 Kyalami Main Rd, Crowthorne, Midrand
Date: 6 March 2010
Time: 9am – 2pm
Contact person: Bronwen Del Paggio
Booking fees: Parking is R10 per car
Contact Info : 082 8108 643
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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David Kau – I Should Have Done These Jokes (8:30PM)
After a very successful tour around the country hosting the Blacks Only Comedy Shows, award-winning comedian David Kau is back in Joburg with a new one-man show, I Should Have Done These Jokes First. More than 20 000 tickets were sold for his first one-man show, I Did These Jokes First, two years ago.
Where: Mandela Theatre, Joburg Theatre Complex, Loveday Street, Braamfontein
Date: 6 March 2010
Time: 8.30pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R130pp – R161pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 877 6854/3
Url: http://www .showbusiness .co .za
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Laurie Levine Live At The Radium (8:30PM)
Singer- songwriter Laurie Levine, with Lize Wiid and band, bring down the roof of the Radium Beer Hall with their first Joburg 2010 show. Their performance will feature hits from their critically acclaimed album, Living Room.
Where: Radium Beer Hall, 282 Louis Botha Avenue, Orange Grove
Date: 6 March 2010
Time: 8.30pm
Contact person: Laurie Levine
Booking fees: Tickets are R60pp on 011 728 3866 or 083 542 1044
Contact Info : 083 2738 090
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Url: http://www .laurielevine .co .za
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The Daywalker – Trevor Noah (8:30PM)
Following his sell-out success in October 2009, Trevor Noah is back at Gold Reef City Casino with his one-man comedy show, The Daywalker. He covers a wide range of topics in his show, including the story of his life as a mixed race child growing up in South Africa.
Where: The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City Casino, Corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 and 6 March 2010
Time: 8.30pm
Contact person: Duduzile Mthembu
Booking fees: Tickets are R130pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 803 0030
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Url: http://www .goldreefcity .co .za
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| Sunday, March 07, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Fully Committied (8:00PM)
In this show Alan Committie talks about dog training and year-end parties (one might say they're the same thing!); antique road shows; Captain Kirk's logbooks; a do-it-yourself Dan Brown book and film demonstration; global warming and other cooking tips; psychics and loads of other quirky issues that make up modern life.
Where: Montecasino’s Main Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 27 January – 7 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week; 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays; and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R90pp – R135pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Monday, March 08, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Tuesday, March 09, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Wednesday, March 10, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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AptiGee Dance Classes (3:00PM)
The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup™ is coming at us and for those who have not yet learned the soccer dance moves, now is a great opportunity to do so. AptiGee has created a soccer dance to get everybody moving. The dance involves warm up exercises and soccer techniques, all rhythmically done. Learn to head a ball, dribble and all the soccer tricks that make watching the game entertaining.
Where: Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Seventh Street, Orange Grove
Date: Every Wednesday
Time: 3pm and 5pm
Contact person: Thandy Matlaila
Booking fees: A single lesson is R60pp and R200pp for the whole month
Contact Info : 074 308 4737
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EFC Africa 02 (6:30PM)
EFC Africa 02 is the Extreme Fighting Championship. The biggest and best mixed martial arts event in Africa is back and this time, names making headlines include Dannie van Heerden against Norman Wessels, Chris Bright against Nathan Raaths, Darren Daniel versus Jacques Joubert, and Adam Speechly versus Dino Bagattin.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland roads, Northriding
Date: 10 March 2010
Time: 6.30pm
Contact person: Sarah Howarth
Booking fees: Tickets are from R225pp – R795pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 079 557 1555
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Thursday, March 11, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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JSE Week Expo (8:00AM)
The JSE Week Expo is an opportunity to learn the ABCs of trading on one of the world’s most dynamic stock markets. A host of brokers and companies is available to explain products and services and to help demystify the practice of investing.
Where: Sandton City, Sandton Drive, Sandton
Date: 11 – 14 March 2010
Time: 8am – 6pm
Contact person: Mfanafuthi Honest Mbongwe
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 084 561 6752
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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JSE Week Expo (8:00AM)
The JSE Week Expo is an opportunity to learn the ABCs of trading on one of the world’s most dynamic stock markets. A host of brokers and companies is available to explain products and services and to help demystify the practice of investing.
Where: Sandton City, Sandton Drive, Sandton
Date: 11 – 14 March 2010
Time: 8am – 6pm
Contact person: Mfanafuthi Honest Mbongwe
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 084 561 6752
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Kelly Clarkson (6:00PM)
Kelly Clarkson, the American singer, songwriter and occasional actress, performs in the city of gold for one night only. She will sing hits from her album, All I Ever Wanted, and her signature pop anthems.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland Roads, Northriding
Date: 12 March 2010
Time: 6pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R246 – R399pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 021 422 3500
Url: http://www .bigconcerts .co .za or www .computicket .com
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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FunkyHouse (9:00PM)
FunkyHouse pays homage to funky style and sound at the Fashion TV Café, with its fine décor, big screen televisions, comfy lounge, rocking dance floor, flowing drinks and beautiful people.
Where: Fashion TV Café, World Wear Mall, Corner Beyers Naude Drive and Wilson Street, Fairland
Date: 12 March 2010
Time: 9pm – 5am
Contact person: Danilo Speelman
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 083 494 1933
Email :
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FunkyHouse
FunkyHouse pays homage to funky style and sound at the Fashion TV Café, with its fine décor, big screen televisions, comfy lounge, rocking dance floor, flowing drinks and beautiful people.
Where: Fashion TV Café, World Wear Mall, Corner Beyers Naude Drive and Wilson Street, Fairland
Date: 12 March 2010
Time: 9pm – 5am
Contact person: Danilo Speelman
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 083 494 1933
Email :
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JSE Week Expo (8:00AM)
The JSE Week Expo is an opportunity to learn the ABCs of trading on one of the world’s most dynamic stock markets. A host of brokers and companies is available to explain products and services and to help demystify the practice of investing.
Where: Sandton City, Sandton Drive, Sandton
Date: 11 – 14 March 2010
Time: 8am – 6pm
Contact person: Mfanafuthi Honest Mbongwe
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 084 561 6752
Email :
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Ephraim Ngatane: Symphony Of Soweto (8:00AM)
Artist Ephraim Ngatane portrays life in Soweto, covering the whole spectrum of emotion, from despair to hope; the soul of the township; its beggars, bicycles and barbershops; and the wind, rain and sun. His works explore the hardships of living in Soweto, as well as its music, sport and social life.
Where: Standard Bank Gallery, Corner Simmonds and Frederick streets, Johannesburg
Date: 9 February – 13 March 2010
Time: 8am – 4.30pm during the week; 9am – 1pm on Saturdays; closed on Sundays
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 631 1889
Url: http://www .standardbankgallery .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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JSE Week Expo (8:00AM)
The JSE Week Expo is an opportunity to learn the ABCs of trading on one of the world’s most dynamic stock markets. A host of brokers and companies is available to explain products and services and to help demystify the practice of investing.
Where: Sandton City, Sandton Drive, Sandton
Date: 11 – 14 March 2010
Time: 8am – 6pm
Contact person: Mfanafuthi Honest Mbongwe
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 084 561 6752
Email :
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Carike Keuzenkamp And Ghoempie Live At Hillfox (1:00PM)
Carike Keuzenkamp and the lovable children’s characters Ghoempie and Ghoegoe are back at the Hillfox Market this Sunday, so come join the veteran performer and her Ghoempieland friends from 1pm for an afternoon of fun for the young and the young at heart.
Where: B&B Markets Hillfox, Hendrik Potgieter Drive, Weltevreden Park
Date: 14 March 2010
Time: 1pm
Contact person: Jacqui Khourie Haddow
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 477 8899
Email :
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Foreplay (8:15PM)
Foreplay is a modern South African adaptation of Arthur Schnizler’s Reigen, more commonly known as La Ronde. The play comprises a series of 10 interconnected love scenes brought from Vienna of the 1890s into the vivid and distinctive world of Paul Grootboom's South Africa 2008. The scenes have been altered to fit specific South African situations, and although the circular structure of the original play has been maintained, here the adaptation revolves around the world of theatre, focusing on the two protagonists - the Poet/Playwright and the Actress.
Where: Market’s Laager Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: Until 14 March 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R120pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Monday, March 15, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Tuesday, March 16, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Wednesday, March 17, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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AptiGee Dance Classes (3:00PM)
The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup™ is coming at us and for those who have not yet learned the soccer dance moves, now is a great opportunity to do so. AptiGee has created a soccer dance to get everybody moving. The dance involves warm up exercises and soccer techniques, all rhythmically done. Learn to head a ball, dribble and all the soccer tricks that make watching the game entertaining.
Where: Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Seventh Street, Orange Grove
Date: Every Wednesday
Time: 3pm and 5pm
Contact person: Thandy Matlaila
Booking fees: A single lesson is R60pp and R200pp for the whole month
Contact Info : 074 308 4737
Email :
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Thursday, March 18, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Friday, March 19, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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The Star Workplace Expo (8:00AM)
Now in its second year, The Star Workplace Expo will once again provide an opportunity for learners, students, careerists and the unemployed to interact with organisations from the private, public, tertiary and recruitment sectors. Visitors are guaranteed to get information on available career and study opportunities, resources that will give them a strategic advantage in the competitive employment sector.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Michael Berger
Booking fees: For more information call 011 879 1952 or go to www. workplaceexpo .co .za
Contact Info : 011 879 1952
Email :
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Url: http://www .workplaceexpo .co .za
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Joburg Sports Show (9:00AM)
Get your adrenaline flowing and watch a variety of sports under one roof over one weekend at the Joburg Sports Show. There is also information on how to become a coach and various employment options in the sports industry.
Where: Riversands Farm, William Nicol Drive, Fourways
Date: 19 – 22 March 2010
Time: 9am – 5pm
Contact person: Samantha Bishop
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp
Contact Info : 079 327 7987
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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The Star Workplace Expo (10:00AM)
The Star Workplace Expo is a platform for employers and job seekers to meet and interact. People can explore their careers and find opportunities for employment or promotion. The exhibition also speeds up the recruitment process by providing online CV registration with search and application functionality. Interviews can also be scheduled.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland Roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R30pp
Contact Info : 011 879 1900
Url: http://www .workplace .co .za
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Saturday, March 20, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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The Star Workplace Expo (8:00AM)
Now in its second year, The Star Workplace Expo will once again provide an opportunity for learners, students, careerists and the unemployed to interact with organisations from the private, public, tertiary and recruitment sectors. Visitors are guaranteed to get information on available career and study opportunities, resources that will give them a strategic advantage in the competitive employment sector.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Michael Berger
Booking fees: For more information call 011 879 1952 or go to www. workplaceexpo .co .za
Contact Info : 011 879 1952
Email :
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Url: http://www .workplaceexpo .co .za
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Festival Of Fame (8:30AM)
The National School of Arts hosts its annual, fun-filled Festival of Fame. At the five-day event, learners and professional artists together offer workshops, events and productions in all the art forms. Highlights are a Sarafina performance and Dance Spectrum, a tribute to Michael Jackson.
Where: National School of Arts, 17 Hoofd Street, Braamfontein
Date: 15 – 20 March 2010
Time: 8.30am – 9pm
Contact person: Charmaine Stander
Booking fees: Entrance is R60pp
Contact Info : 011 339 3941
Email :
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Url: http://www .artschool .co .za
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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XBOX 360 Rail Rodeo (9:00AM)
The Xbox 360 Rail Rodeo, one of the country’s premier wakeboard events, is back and this year it features local and international riders, including South African champion Mathy Buys, Morgan Krause, and European Junior World champion, Shaun Faccio. For the first time, a high jump is introduced for riders to jump over. The winner takes home R10 000.
Where: Base 3 Leisure Lakes, Corner R562 and Olifantsfontein Road, Glen Austin, Midrand
Date: 20 March 2010
Time: 9am – 6pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 506 7300
Email :
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Joburg Sports Show (9:00AM)
Get your adrenaline flowing and watch a variety of sports under one roof over one weekend at the Joburg Sports Show. There is also information on how to become a coach and various employment options in the sports industry.
Where: Riversands Farm, William Nicol Drive, Fourways
Date: 19 – 22 March 2010
Time: 9am – 5pm
Contact person: Samantha Bishop
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp
Contact Info : 079 327 7987
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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The Star Workplace Expo (10:00AM)
The Star Workplace Expo is a platform for employers and job seekers to meet and interact. People can explore their careers and find opportunities for employment or promotion. The exhibition also speeds up the recruitment process by providing online CV registration with search and application functionality. Interviews can also be scheduled.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland Roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R30pp
Contact Info : 011 879 1900
Url: http://www .workplace .co .za
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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Joel With Soul - The Listening Session (8:00PM)
Joel and his band give new meaning to old school classics. Groove to hits made famous by Stimela, Marvin Gaye, The Commodores, Kool and the Gang and more. There will also be some brand-new originals delivered in his silky velvet voice.
Where: Jozi G-Spot (formerly Spiced Jazz), Corner Main Road and Third Avenue, Melville
Date: 20 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Contact number: 011 462 5466
Contact person: Joel Zuma
Email: maduma.productions@gmail.com
Booking fees: Entrance is R50pp
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Sunday, March 21, 2010 |
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The Star Workplace Expo (8:00AM)
Now in its second year, The Star Workplace Expo will once again provide an opportunity for learners, students, careerists and the unemployed to interact with organisations from the private, public, tertiary and recruitment sectors. Visitors are guaranteed to get information on available career and study opportunities, resources that will give them a strategic advantage in the competitive employment sector.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Michael Berger
Booking fees: For more information call 011 879 1952 or go to www. workplaceexpo .co .za
Contact Info : 011 879 1952
Email :
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Url: http://www .workplaceexpo .co .za
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Joburg Sports Show (9:00AM)
Get your adrenaline flowing and watch a variety of sports under one roof over one weekend at the Joburg Sports Show. There is also information on how to become a coach and various employment options in the sports industry.
Where: Riversands Farm, William Nicol Drive, Fourways
Date: 19 – 22 March 2010
Time: 9am – 5pm
Contact person: Samantha Bishop
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp
Contact Info : 079 327 7987
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Why Do We Suffer? (10:00AM)
Ever wondered why people suffer? This workshop will help you find out why things turn out the way they do and how you can determine your future experiences.
Where: Vajrapani Buddhist Centre, 4 Francis Road, Blairgowrie
Date: 21 – 22 March 2010
Time: 10am – 4pm
Booking fees: Tickets are R120pp on 011 3261 982
Contact Info : 011 3261 982
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The Star Workplace Expo (10:00AM)
The Star Workplace Expo is a platform for employers and job seekers to meet and interact. People can explore their careers and find opportunities for employment or promotion. The exhibition also speeds up the recruitment process by providing online CV registration with search and application functionality. Interviews can also be scheduled.
Where: Coca-Cola Dome, Corner Olievenhout and Northumberland Roads, Northriding
Date: 19 – 21 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R30pp
Contact Info : 011 879 1900
Url: http://www .workplace .co .za
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Somebody To Love (8:00PM)
In Somebody To Love – A Dance Celebration to the Music of Queen, acclaimed choreographers Debbie Rakusin, African Footprint and Timothy le Roux explore facets of relationships. The elegant and sophisticated show brims with atmosphere, ambience and superlative entertainment. The fascinating landscape of human relationships forms the central theme of this sophisticated production from Mzansi Productions, South Africa's cutting edge dance company.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R100pp – R200pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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Like Cain And Abel (8:00PM)
Like Cain and Abel explores the labels and prejudices that gay and bisexual people are subjected to in their day-to-day lives. The play is a complex and emotional tale of betrayal, hatred, forgiveness and family ties. It centres on two men who met at one their weddings. The meeting sparks off a chain of dramatic events related to sexual orientation.
Where: Windybrow Main Theatre, corner Nugget and Pietersen streets, Joubert Park
Date: 10 – 21 March 2010
Time: 8pm during the week and 3pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R45pp to R55pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 720 7009
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Monday, March 22, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Joburg Sports Show (9:00AM)
Get your adrenaline flowing and watch a variety of sports under one roof over one weekend at the Joburg Sports Show. There is also information on how to become a coach and various employment options in the sports industry.
Where: Riversands Farm, William Nicol Drive, Fourways
Date: 19 – 22 March 2010
Time: 9am – 5pm
Contact person: Samantha Bishop
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp
Contact Info : 079 327 7987
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Why Do We Suffer? (10:00AM)
Ever wondered why people suffer? This workshop will help you find out why things turn out the way they do and how you can determine your future experiences.
Where: Vajrapani Buddhist Centre, 4 Francis Road, Blairgowrie
Date: 21 – 22 March 2010
Time: 10am – 4pm
Booking fees: Tickets are R120pp on 011 3261 982
Contact Info : 011 3261 982
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Wheel Of Life (8:00PM)
From the Shaolin temple in China’s Henan province, the fabled Shaolin Monks are making an exciting return to South Africa to demonstrate their extraordinary martial arts expertise in an awe-inspiring performance, Wheel of Life.
Where: The Teatro at Montecasino, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 9 – 22 March 2010
Time: 8pm
Booking fees: Tickets are from R150pp – R300pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Tuesday, March 23, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Wednesday, March 24, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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AptiGee Dance Classes (3:00PM)
The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup™ is coming at us and for those who have not yet learned the soccer dance moves, now is a great opportunity to do so. AptiGee has created a soccer dance to get everybody moving. The dance involves warm up exercises and soccer techniques, all rhythmically done. Learn to head a ball, dribble and all the soccer tricks that make watching the game entertaining.
Where: Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Seventh Street, Orange Grove
Date: Every Wednesday
Time: 3pm and 5pm
Contact person: Thandy Matlaila
Booking fees: A single lesson is R60pp and R200pp for the whole month
Contact Info : 074 308 4737
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Thursday, March 25, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Living And Loving Kids And Baby Expo (10:00AM)
At the Living and Loving Kids and Baby Expo parents can discover what is best for them during pregnancy, their babies and the rest of their family. Parents and parents-to-be can see the latest, safest and most practical products with hands-on displays and demonstrations. Exhibitors can answer all your questions and guide you through all the choices available.
Where: Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 25 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 6pm
Contact person: Kelly Craytor
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp for adults and free for children under the age of 12
Contact Info : 086 038 3689
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Joburg Art Fair 2010 (10:00AM)
This year, the Joburg Art Fair showcases the cream of the contemporary artist crop and is a critical platform for positioning African artists as players in the international art arena. Some 23 galleries are participating, featuring the work of over 400 artists and 40 designers from South Africa and the rest of the continent.
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandton
Date: 26 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 7pm on Friday and Saturday; 10am – 4pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R100pp for one day, R200pp for three days and R20pp for students at the entrance
Contact Info : 011 482 4459
Email :
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Url: http://www .joburgartfair .co .za
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Living And Loving Kids And Baby Expo (10:00AM)
At the Living and Loving Kids and Baby Expo parents can discover what is best for them during pregnancy, their babies and the rest of their family. Parents and parents-to-be can see the latest, safest and most practical products with hands-on displays and demonstrations. Exhibitors can answer all your questions and guide you through all the choices available.
Where: Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 25 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 6pm
Contact person: Kelly Craytor
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp for adults and free for children under the age of 12
Contact Info : 086 038 3689
Email :
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Stardust Fridays (7:00PM)
The biggest party in the country celebrates South African artists. The artists get an opportunity to party with their fans every month end at Vacca Matta.
Where: Vacca Matta Montecasino, corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: Every last Friday of the month until 28 May 2010
Time: 7pm – 4am
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 072 467 4747
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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Stardust Fridays
The biggest party in the country celebrates South African artists. The artists get an opportunity to party with their fans every month end at Vacca Matta.
Where: Vacca Matta Montecasino, corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: Every last Friday of the month until 28 May 2010
Time: 7pm – 4am
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 072 467 4747
Email :
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Living And Loving Kids And Baby Expo (10:00AM)
At the Living and Loving Kids and Baby Expo parents can discover what is best for them during pregnancy, their babies and the rest of their family. Parents and parents-to-be can see the latest, safest and most practical products with hands-on displays and demonstrations. Exhibitors can answer all your questions and guide you through all the choices available.
Where: Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 25 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 6pm
Contact person: Kelly Craytor
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp for adults and free for children under the age of 12
Contact Info : 086 038 3689
Email :
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Joburg Art Fair 2010 (10:00AM)
This year, the Joburg Art Fair showcases the cream of the contemporary artist crop and is a critical platform for positioning African artists as players in the international art arena. Some 23 galleries are participating, featuring the work of over 400 artists and 40 designers from South Africa and the rest of the continent.
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandton
Date: 26 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 7pm on Friday and Saturday; 10am – 4pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R100pp for one day, R200pp for three days and R20pp for students at the entrance
Contact Info : 011 482 4459
Email :
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Url: http://www .joburgartfair .co .za
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Pigmentation Workshop (11:00AM)
This is an educational workshop that explains the cause and treatment of pigmentation. The short course also gives answers to dermatological questions and any pigmentation concerns.
Where: Sandton Emperor, 8 West Road South, Morningside
Date: 27 March 2010
Time: 11am
Booking fees: Entrance is R80pp on 083 516 8767
Contact Info : 083 516 8767
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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ROCKSTA Charity Jump Day (8:00AM)
The long-awaited celebrity bungee jump for charity is back and true ROCKSTA can come prove it by taking a jump for charity. All proceeds from this event will be given to Children of Fire, an organisation that helps survivors of fire.
Where: Orlando Towers, Chris Hani Road, Soweto
Date: 28 March 2010
Time: 8am
Booking fees: A jump is R250pp on this day only
Contact Info : 012 345 5114
Email :
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Url: http://www .orlandotowers .co .za
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Showmaster (10:00AM)
Claudia Shneider’s Showmaster consists of sculptures and paintings. In her work, the artist focuses on the everyday, looking at the ordinary and unvalued things in life. According to Khwezi Gule of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, her work is about discovering and rediscovering things anew.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord streets, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Khwezi Gule
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Joburg Art Fair 2010 (10:00AM)
This year, the Joburg Art Fair showcases the cream of the contemporary artist crop and is a critical platform for positioning African artists as players in the international art arena. Some 23 galleries are participating, featuring the work of over 400 artists and 40 designers from South Africa and the rest of the continent.
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandton
Date: 26 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 7pm on Friday and Saturday; 10am – 4pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R100pp for one day, R200pp for three days and R20pp for students at the entrance
Contact Info : 011 482 4459
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Url: http://www .joburgartfair .co .za
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Living And Loving Kids And Baby Expo (10:00AM)
At the Living and Loving Kids and Baby Expo parents can discover what is best for them during pregnancy, their babies and the rest of their family. Parents and parents-to-be can see the latest, safest and most practical products with hands-on displays and demonstrations. Exhibitors can answer all your questions and guide you through all the choices available.
Where: Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 25 – 28 March 2010
Time: 10am – 6pm
Contact person: Kelly Craytor
Booking fees: Entrance is R40pp for adults and free for children under the age of 12
Contact Info : 086 038 3689
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Marimba Mania Concert (1:00PM)
Marimba Education and the Friends of Kloofendal are hosting a family concert. So for a day of fun in the sun pack a picnic basket, umbrella and a camp chair and come and listen to the wonderful sounds of marimba. Performers include South African classical marimbist Magda de Vries, Sama nominee Dave Reynolds, and guitarist and singer Louis Mhlangu.
Where: Kloofendal Amphitheatre, Wilgerood Road, Kloofendal, Roodepoort
Date: 28 March 2010
Time: 1 – 4pm
Contact person: Joan Lithgow
Booking fees: Entrance is R50pp for adults and free for children under the age of six
Contact Info : 082 2664 229
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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| Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Tuesday, March 30, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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| Wednesday, March 31, 2010 |
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Planning And Budgeting Masterclass (8:00AM)
Traditional planning and budgeting don’t always work well in today’s rapidly changing economy. Managers comment that strategic planning and budgeting take place in separate parts of the organisation and are poorly integrated and linked. This two-day workshop seeks to find solutions to these and other challenges faced by company managers.
Where: Southern Sun OR Tambo International Airport Hotel, Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 22 – 24 January 2010
Time: 8am
Contact person: Bongani Malali
Booking fees: For more information call 011 341 1000
Contact Info : 011 341 1000
Email :
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Heidi (9:00AM)
Heidi is perfect for audiences of all ages; this production is a fun-filled adventure with thrills and spills, laughter and tears, combining beautiful music and audience participation. The show is about the life of a young girl in her grandparent’s care.
Where: National Children’s Theatre, 3 Junction Avenue, Parktown
Date: 15 March – 17 April 2010
Time: 9am and 10.30am during government school terms; 10.30am and 2.30pm during school holidays
Contact person: Sydwell Kopedi
Booking fees: Tickets are R80pp for adults and R70pp for children at Computicket or at the theatre
Contact Info : 011 484 1577 / 071 313 2484
Email :
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Url: http://www .jyt .co .za
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Gae Lebowa (10:00AM)
Gae Lebowa translates as “home north” and refers to a psychological space, a general direction, a genealogical origin and a paint of knowledge. In this exhibition, George Mahasha, travels north to seek the wisdom of his ancestry and finds old men and women who are the metaphors for this knowledge. With this wisdom Mahasha explores the road that led to his being. The photographic imagery shows the people he found and explores the stories they told. At the end, he builds a legend from which the truth will be found.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 2 May 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Nessa Leibhammer
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Time’s Arrow (10:00AM)
Time’s Arrow is a time-based exhibition project that looks at the relationship between the formation of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s collection of artworks and how this collection is viewed, read, imagined, forgotten, resented, buried and dug up again years later.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 21 February – 18 April 2010
Time: 10am – 5pm
Contact person: Reshma Chhiba
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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AptiGee Dance Classes (3:00PM)
The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup™ is coming at us and for those who have not yet learned the soccer dance moves, now is a great opportunity to do so. AptiGee has created a soccer dance to get everybody moving. The dance involves warm up exercises and soccer techniques, all rhythmically done. Learn to head a ball, dribble and all the soccer tricks that make watching the game entertaining.
Where: Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Seventh Street, Orange Grove
Date: Every Wednesday
Time: 3pm and 5pm
Contact person: Thandy Matlaila
Booking fees: A single lesson is R60pp and R200pp for the whole month
Contact Info : 074 308 4737
Email :
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2010 PRISA PRISM Awards (6:30PM)
The PRISA PRISM Awards are handed out at a gala dinner. The awards are made to public relations companies that have excelled in the planning and implementation of their strategies. The have the theme “Public relations, the energy behind the brand”. There is plenty of music and entertainment.
Where: Gallagher Convention Centre, 19 Richards Drive, Halfway House, Midrand
Date: 31 March 2010
Time: 6.30pm
Contact person: Vivienne Steyn
Email: admin@prisa.co.za
Booking fees: For more information call 011 362 1262 or email admin@prisa.co.za or go to www. prisa. co. za
Contact Info : 011 362 1262
Url: http://www .prisa .co .za
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Stomp (8:00PM)
Creators and co-directors Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas have developed a unique, universal language of rhythm, theatre, comedy and dance. To date, their show has set feet stamping, fingers drumming, adrenalin rushing and feel-good vibes flooding through audiences of about 14 million people in 43 countries.
Where: Montecasino’s Teatro, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 23 March – 11 April 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 3pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 2pm and 5.30pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R75pp – R295pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Boeing Boeing (8:00PM)
Bernard, a successful architect in Paris, thinks he can easily cope with his three fiancées, an American, an Italian and a German. It's all a question of timetables and a reliable, long-suffering housekeeper who reluctantly plays the role of romantic air-traffic controller. But when Bernard's long-lost cousin Robert arrives, things start to get turbulent. Schedules change, flights are delayed and a new turbo-charged Boeing Aircraft is introduced. Chaos ensues in this whirl of mayhem and matchmaking.
Where: Montecasino Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 25 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8pm during the week, 5pm and 8pm on Saturdays, 3pm Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R135pp at Computicket
Contact Info : 011 511 1988
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za
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Closer (8:15PM)
Patrick Marber's Closer is a sad, savvy, often funny play that casts a steely, unblinking gaze at the world of relationships and lets the viewer come to his/her own conclusion. Marber tells his story in short, staccato scenes in which the unsaid talks as loudly as the said. First performed at the Royal National Theatre in 1997, Closer was made into a film in 2004, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Natalie Portman as Alice, Julia Roberts as Anna, Jude Law as Dan and Clive Owen as Larry.
Where: Laager Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 22 March – 9 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Death Of A Colonialist (8:15PM)
This remarkable new play written by Greg Latter, tells the story of an Eastern Cape history teacher reaching the end of his career at a private school in Grahamstown. Obsessed with the history of the amaXhosa, he is so wrapped up in his teaching world that he fails to notice crises raging in his family.
Where: Barney Simon Theatre, Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana Street, Newtown
Date: 15 March – 2 May 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week, 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are from R50pp – R140pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 832 1641
Url: http://www .markettheatre .co .za
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The Musicals Unplugged (8:15PM)
The stars of Cats, Angela Kilian and Robert Finlayson, are two of South Africa's most celebrated and prolific musical theatre performers, with a wealth of national and international experience. In The Musicals Unplugged, the duo, accompanied by Wessel Odendaal on piano, create an intimate mood, singing their most cherished songs and sharing anecdotes from their careers, including some of the action behind the glamour of the lights, backdrops and high-tech scene-changes. Enjoy the hits from musical theatre, performed “unplugged” by those who have been there and done that in full-scale productions.
Where: Montecasino’s Studio Theatre, Corner William Nicol Drive and Witkoppen Road, Fourways
Date: 11 March – 18 April 2010
Time: 8.15pm during the week; 5.15pm and 8.15pm on Saturdays; and 3.15pm on Sundays
Booking fees: Tickets are R125pp at Computicket or the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 083 915 8000
Url: http://www .montecasinotheatre .co .za or www. computicket .com
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