Hello there and welcome to another Tuesday slice of culture. This week we bring you reviews of the latest productions heating up the stage and screen.
Daniel Dercksen reviews the highly anticipated
Spiderman of amazingness and is happy to find out the new version lives up to its name. He also gives
his thoughts on thought provoking German film
Vincent Wants to Sea.
Dercksen also checks out the highly lauded and sassy dance sensation
Burn the Floor which is igniting South African stages for the second time. In other theatre news, Johann Smith is impressed by
OfficeBLOCK the FTH:K production which features both deaf and hearing performers and Daphne Cooper is moved by poignant one man show
Sunday Morning.
Resident motoring editor Henrie Geyser reviews the competitive
Hyundai i30 hatchback while contributing travel editor Brian Berkman chats to luxury travel & hospitality PR specialist
Janie van der Spuy about the 10 things she loves about what she does.
Tickets for EFC 15 at the Carnival City Big Top Arena in Joburg and Larks national album tour are both up for grabs in our
win section.
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Mandela Day for tomorrow, do your bit, get involved!
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South African Airways (SAA) has been voted the best airline in Africa for the 10th year in a row. "SKYTRAX (a global aviation research organisation) has again confirmed that SAA, with our excellent service and very convenient connections to 26 African destinations via our Johannesburg hub, ranks with the best in the world," said SAA chief executive officer Siza Mzimela yesterday. 
Having recently been announced as headline act for Rocking The Daisies, Bloc Party will be fulfilling the same role at In The City, the debut of Joburg's new concert on Friday, 5 October, 2012 at Mary Fitzgerald Square, Newtown, Johannesburg. 
