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Nominees announced for Fleur du Cap Awards

Nominations for the annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, in which all funds raised through box office sales go towards the development of the performing arts in South Africa, have been announced. The awards will take at the Baxter Theatre, on 21 March, 2010.

It's Grease at the Artscape

Pieter Toerien has announced that Grease will be opening in Cape Town in March and will feature an outstanding all-South African cast. The ever-popular show will run from 6 March to 11 April 2010. 4 Feb 2010 14:06

BASA releases research on arts sponsorship

The bi-annual Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) Artstrack research study is out now, outlining the trends for 2009 in the arts and culture market in South Africa. Conducted nationally over a period of two and a half months, the key finding is that arts sponsorship has grown to nearly R360 million in 2009, more than double the 2001 figure, when the arts market was estimated at around R136 million. 4 Feb 2010 12:49

The Out The Box Festival at the Baxter

The Out The Box Festival of Puppetry & Visual Performance is a visual feast of performances, workshops, talks, exhibitions and films that caters for adults and children alike. This year the event takes place at the Baxter Theatre Centre, The UCT Hiddingh campus in Gardens and the Labia Cinema on Orange Street. 1 Feb 2010 12:28

Butlers and Botox back by popular demand

Butlers and Botox, the follow up to Butlers & Brandy, which received rave reviews at last year's National Arts Festival in Grahamtown is coming to Artscape in Cape Town between 24 and 27 February 2010. 25 Jan 2010 13:26

Viaje Flamenco at Artscape

La Rosa is presenting Viaje Flamenco (Flamenco Journey) for its 20th anniversary. The show explores the global and cultural influences of flamenco. Viaje Flamenco runs at the Artscape Theatre, Cape Town, from 17 to 21 February, 2010. 25 Jan 2010 13:20

A marriage of heritage, music and dance at the Windybrow

Johannesburg's Windybrow Centre for the Arts will be staging a celebration of age-old African music and dance traditions linked to the marriage ceremony in Bogosi Bolokwe's play Umshado, which will run at the Windybrow Main Theatre until 7 February, 2010. 22 Jan 2010 10:52

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