Belinda Dolphin and Karen Campbell-Gillies will be bringing the magical music of The Carpenters to life at the Rhumbelow Theatre – Pietermaritzburg at the Allan Wilson Shellhole in Alan Paton Avenue, in A Song For You: A Carpenters Revival. Continue reading
FANS of arthouse movies rejoice – FilmClub is back at the Tatham Art Gallery in Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg, for a new season, starting at 7 pm on Tuesday, February 2.
The Last Mistress, directed Catherine Breillat (France, 2007) kicks off a special focus on women directors. It is a slightly a-typical film from Breillat – a sumptuous period drama which chronicles the intense love affair between a young libertine and an outrageously unconventional, sexually assertive woman some years his senior – the latter played with ferocious sensuality by Asia Argento.
Shona Johnson and Verne Rowin Munsamy
Kids of all ages, shapes and sizes, are invited to come to ‘The Hex’ for some jolly surprises; for a merry morning of magic and mirth, with the Teeniest Tiniest Circus on Earth!
The colourful children’s show, The Fantastical Flea Circus, heads for Pietermaritzburg for the first time, for a short season at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Hexagon Theatre in Scottsville from December 8 to 12. Continue reading
Natalie Rungan
Durban-born singer and songwriter Natalie Rungan will perform with pianist, Mark Royeppen, and drummer, Bruce Baker, in the historic Government House on Unisa’s Pietermaritzburg Campus in Langalibalele Street on Friday, November 20.
The concert starts at 7 pm and will feature a combination of jazz classics, Natalie’s original compositions and cleverly arranged pop covers to bridge the gap between those who love the classics and those who just want to have fun listening to music on a Friday night.
A NEW exhibition is currently on display in the Blue Caterpillar Gallery at Butterflies for Africa in Willowton Road, Pietermaritzburg. It features work by German-born husband and wife, Maren and Harald Scharein. Continue reading
Singer-songwriter, Ruby Gill, 20 (pictured), will be performing in her hometown tonight (November 17) when she takes to the stage at the Maritzburg Musicians Club (MMC) at La Casa in Quarry Road, Pietermaritzburg. Continue reading
Terence King – Watching.
THE Fabulous Picture Show, hosted by the Friends of Tatham Art Gallery (Fotag), can currently be viewed at the gallery in Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg. Continue reading
Harry Mac by Russell Eldridge.
AWARD-winning journalist and former newspaper editor, Russell Eldridge, has penned the book, Harry Mac, inspired by his father, Stan, who edited The Witness newspaper in Pietermaritzburg from 1961 until his death in 1974. Continue reading
The final film for FilmClub’s pilot season at the Tatham Art Gallery in Pietermaritzburg is Un Homme Qui Crie (A Screaming Man), directed by Mahamet-Saleh Haroun. The film is being screened on November 17. Continue reading
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