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[Debbie Hathway] Once you’ve seen Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in the iconic 1990 romcom, it’s hard not to wonder whether any stage production could possibly measure up... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] April hits the big screen like a voltage surge: Five tonal frequencies, one month built to jolt audiences awake... |
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[Andile Mathobela] The use of artificial intelligence in music production has been one of the most contentious topics in music circles over the past few months, and the question on everyone's lips: Is AI ushering in music's golden era? |
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[Maroefah Smith] These collaborations show how brands in South Africa leverage wellness, beauty, and social good to attract engaged consumers... |
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[Debbie Hathway] Zingara has always understood that theatre and dining can work hand in hand. From the eclectic foyer to the final moments inside the mirrored tent, guests are treated to a sensory evening... |
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[Debbie Hathway] Genesis is both historical and immediate. It moves from the birth of humanity to the pressures of the present, asking what we inherit and what we choose to build... |
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[Terry Levin] The 175-page volume shares maps, planting notes, and the remarkable story of how staff pivoted during Covid to help build the gardens through a harsh Midlands winter... |
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[Debbie Hathway] This staging affirms Cape Ballet Africa artistic director Debbie Turner’s determination to shape the future of ballet in the region by forging sustainable pathways for South African dancers and audiences... |
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[Terry Levin] We came, we saw, we paid attention to the curatorial theme of Listen, and through the medium we heard the message - the contemporary art market is an economic engine where African artists can take up significant space on a global art map... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] March storms into cinemas with a wild mix of big-screen temptations. It’s a month of bold swings, and stranger wonders—proof that the movies still know how to surprise us... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] Located in Green Point, Cape Town, the Collection Country Club represents a strategic evolution of Virgin Active’s offering in South Africa, repositioning the traditional gym into a multi-dimensional lifestyle hub... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] Nearly three decades after Bafana Bafana lifted the Africa Cup of Nations trophy on home soil, the 1996 victory continues to occupy a sacred space in South Africa’s collective memory... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] A celebration of identity, unity and queer joy under the theme “Ubuntu — I am because we are”... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] February is the month built for movie lovers who crave a variety of sweetness, tension, laughter, fear—all unfolding in the glow of the big screen... |
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[Damon Forbes] Audiences are no longer attending simply to watch a performance, writes BreakOut Events' founder and managing director, Damon Forbes... |
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[Taegan Devar] Taegan Devar, industrial psychologist and the founder and managing director of Fineline Consulting, notes that when we make space to create, we also make space to grow, whether in art, work, or play... |
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[Jason van Dyk] Jason van Dyk, founder and CEO of the Sociable app, believes that community and authenticity will be the biggest business and marketing trends of 2026... |
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[Andile Mathobela] Andile Mathobela, aka The Journalist DJ, takes a look at how the Amapiano crisis soundtrack became our voice... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] From history to apocalypse, from terror to song — January’s new releases ignite comedy, horror, satire, thrill, and melody, launching a year of cinema... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] Daniel Dercksen shares the films that reshaped cinema and how we see the world in 2025... |
