The Wits School of Arts and Wits Theatre presents Ten Bush, written by Mncedisi Shabangu and Craig Higginson and directed by award-winning director Prince Lamla.
Ten Bush is a play about witchcraft set against the harsh realities of the South African landscape. It will run in the Downstairs Theatre at Wits from October 13 to 21. Continue reading
Nortasuna directed by 2016 Naledi nominee, Lidija Marelic. Photo: Supplied
THE South African Theatre Season, presented by Drama for Life in partnership with Wits Theatre, Wits School of Arts and Wits Counselling, Careers and Development Unit, is back on home turf this year after a successful 2015 season at the State Theatre in Pretoria. Running from April 6 to 9 the season brings to its audiences the thought provoking theme of Forgotten Futures. Continue reading
The 13th SAJE Jazz Conference is being hosted by Wits Music, The Wits School of Arts, University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, until Saturday, April 2 – with evening performances at The ORBIT and Wits Great Hall. Continue reading
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) is proud to announce the panel of judges who will adjudicate the 2015 ImpACT Awards for Young Professionals, which takes place on November 6. Continue reading
Terry Riley.
Wits Theatre and Wits School of Arts division of music present Terry Riley: In C with Jill Richards (piano), Waldo Alexander (violin), Marcus Wyatt (trumpet), Morné van Heerden (clarinet), Cameron Harris (oboe), David Gooding (percussion) staff and students of Wits Music, and enthusiastic musicians. Continue reading
THE Wits Theatre and Wits School of Arts/Division of Theatre and Performance (TAP) will host a performance by The Wits Trio – Zanta Hofmeyr (violin), Maciej Lacny (cello) and Malcolm Nay (piano) – on August 8. Continue reading
IF you weren’t able to make it to Grahamstown for this year’s National Arts Festival, fear not. Wits Theatre is bringing 16 of the latest, most innovative productions to heat up Johannesburg’s stages. Continue reading
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