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Arts and cultureThe boys are back in townDOO Bee Boobies is “the trashiest, tackiest, funniest show in town”, say critics. And they’re back with a fresh dose of music, parody, comedy and extravagance.Journeying into the artsA GROUP of dedicated musicians and artists are running an arts school for special needs children, where they are taught art, music and dramaAfrican films showing in YeovilleIN the run up to Africa Day, the Yeoville Recreation Centre is hosting the African Film Festival, with free screenings of African films.*Africa Week Festival programme Stimela proves its staying powerTHE legendary group shows that it still has what it takes. Stimela walked away with no fewer than three Samas this weekend.Bosman is back at the MarketTHE treasure trove of Herman Charles Bosman is being mined again. This time, his teaching months in Groot Marico are the subject of the play, A Teacher in the Bushveld.The Cousin is backIT’S time for a laugh – Barry Hilton is back on stage with Last Laugh. Joining him are David Kibuuka, Michael Arthur and Robby Collins.Samas come to townTHIS weekend is going to be a big one – it’s the MTN South African Music Awards. And the fans will be the winners, with live performances spicing things up.Hot sounds for cool nightsTHE stage is set for some fiery performances at Bassline this month, with a diverse range of artists. First on the bill is Judith Sephuma.Understanding DiepslootIF you want to understand where this country is headed, you need to listen to the people of Diepsloot, a “seething settlement” where people are finding their solutions to problems.Irish dance heats up stageIRISH dance is raising the temperature of a chilly Joburg, with Dance of Desire making its Joburg Theatre Complex debut.Lots to do at WaleGO back to university this month for the creative whirlwind that is Wale 4.0, the fourth annual Wits Art and Literature Experience Festival.Dreamgirls ends with a bangTHE spectacular Dreamgirls ended its run on Sunday, and it was hard to tell who enjoyed the performance more – the talented cast or the delighted audience.Love and adventure at theatreTHREE very different productions at the Joburg Theatre Complex this month will keep you out of the cold Highveld wind. Don’t miss the Romeo and Juliet ballet.BASA Awards nominations openA CALL has been made for nominations for the Business and Arts South Africa awards. This year there are two new categories to consider.The Sopranos hit the right notesWEAVING opera seamlessly together with pop and Broadway hits, the musical The Sopranos, currently on show at the Joburg Theatre Complex, is creating an experience that will leave your feet tapping to the beat for days after.Twilight offers acting classesWOULD-BE actors in Alexandra will soon be able to hone their skills at the Twilight Theatre Organisation’s programme of Saturday acting classes, which starts on 7 May.Celebrate freedom with art and musicTHE Back to the City Festival gives Joburg residents the chance to celebrate Freedom Day in a whirl of arts and culture.Mandela gets pop art treatmentARTIST Beezy Bailey has made art accessible in Icon Iconoclast, using photographs of Nelson Mandela and influences from American pop artist Andy Warhol.Joburg artists up for SamasPLENTY of Joburg performers are in the Sama limelight, having bagged nominations in some of the most hotly contested categories.Play recalls Indian historyINDIANS first came to South Africa 150 years ago as indentured labourers. The Coolie Odyssey celebrates that long history.Page 10 of 28 |
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