Juliette Binoche stars in Three Colours Blue.
FilmClub’s first season at the Tatham Art Gallery in Pietermaritzburg is underway and tomorrow (Tuesday, September 9) they will screen one of the most important and popular European films of the 1990s, Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Three Colours Blue. Continue reading
Ranjith Kally.
Teamwork Arts, in collaboration with the High Commission of India in South Africa, is hosting the ninth edition of the annual festival Shared History, The Indian Experience in South Africa, from September 7 to 25. Continue reading
Mo Magic.
LOOKING for a little something different at this year’s Hilton Arts Festival which runs from September 18-20 at Hilton College? Here are a couple of shows which you definitely should make an effort to see. Continue reading
The Blarney Brothers
WHETHER you love a bit of Irish blarney or prefer a bit of South African rock, this year’s Hilton Arts Festival, which runs at Hilton College from September 18 to 20, has something to cater for every musical taste. Continue reading
Ralph Lawson as Alan Paton in A Voice I Cannot Silence.
AMONG the many theatrical delights heading to this year’s Hilton Arts Festival, at Hilton College from September 17 to 19, is A Voice I Cannot Silence, a play based on the life and work of Alan Paton. I spoke to director, Greg Homann about the show. Continue reading
Sthenjwa Luthuli’s Human Elevation.
DURBAN curator, Carol Brown, has put together a fabulous exhibition for this year’s Hilton Arts Festival, which runs at Hilton College from September 18 to 20. Continue reading
THE Centre for Visual Art (CVA) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus, hosts the 30th annual Art Historians’ Conference on September 10 and September 11. Continue reading
Siembamba is one of the shows at the Artscape Heritage Theatre Festival
The Artscape Theatre Centre will come alive with stories in September, in celebration of Heritage month. Continue reading
Zimme Hadebe, Sabatha Ngcobo,Nkanyiso Shezi, Zintle Bobbi,Khethiwe Mzolo, Sfundo Maphumulo and Thembinkosi Mthembu star in Our Story.
Durban University of Technology (DUT) presents an original new work, Our Story, a series of original, funky, poignant and funny vignettes, at the Courtyard Theatre in Durban on September 9 and 10 at 7 pm, and at the City Campus in Anton Lembede Street on September 11 and 12 from 12 noon sharp, as part of the DUT Digital Festival. Continue reading
Don’t miss Shall We Dance at the Playhouse.
Shall We Dance, Durban’s most popular dance showcase, celebrates its 23rd season this year at The Playhouse Opera Theatre from September 11 to 19. Continue reading
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