Dim the lights and ready the popcorn, October promises to be a cinema-packed month in Cape Town and Joburg with two film fests currently doing the rounds. The
shnit International shortfilmfestival alights in Cape Town from 3-7 October with the promise of showcasing the best of the best in world class short films. Then later this month the blood and gore-packed
Horrorfest returns to the Cape for the 8th time and Joburg for the first time.
In music news, Sindy Peters interviews two very diverse artists, Chloë Agnew from
Celtic Woman, and finds out more about
Mr Cat & the Jackal's latest music video Where's my shoes.
On the theatrical side of things, Eugene Yiga recommends current productions, Siv Ngesi's
Race Card, and the music and theatre-packed
FNB Variété Festival.
Brian Berkman experiences the holy trinity of hospitality and travel experience at
ZuluWaters, and Nina Timm shares her latest recipe just in time for springtime,
Halva ice cream.
Have a great week further, and if you're rocking them daisies, we'll see you there!
Ruth Cooper, production manager (@biz_lounge)
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