Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
Little Red Riding Hood & The Big Bad Metaphors / Photo: Mark Wessels
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A fairy-tale for the future. Imagine the end of poverty. A world with no hunger. Climate change will be reversed. Violence against women eradicated. Utopia? Perhaps. But hope is made of dreams. Join the energetic cast as they both entertain and educate through this romp beyond the bad wolves who threaten to eat our future.
Director: Khutjo Green Assistant Director: Marie-Heleen Coetzee Written By: Mike Van Graan Choreographer: Designer Wilhelm Disbergen Company: University Of Pretoria Drama
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Wedding entertainer Nonzwakazi is married to one of the greatest Yoruba huntsmen, Oxossi. Nonzwakazi is unable to dance at Nana Aja’s granddaughter’s wedding, so the old lady cursed Oxossi, turning him into a snake with seven heads. To break the curse, Nonzwakazi must dance at eight weddings around the world.
Director: Mkhululi Mabija Written By: Mkhululi Mabija Choreographer: Bisi Bangiwe Ka Jobela Music Composed By: Bisi Bangiwe Ka Jobela & Dattie Capelli Music Performed By: Amandla Dança Teatro ZA Featured Artists: Vuyelwa Kase, Winnie Selemogo, Mojalefa Likoebe, Mangaliso Magugwana Company: Amandla Dança Teatro ZA
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Director: Thando Doni Written By: Devised by cast Featured Artists: Aadam Ernest, Azania Makhubela, Lilitha Buti, Lula Tavares Calburn, Nandi, Tavares Calburn, Quincy Vearey, Stembiso Sibanda,Joel Oberholster, Zia Francis Company: OY!Theatre – a project of the Theatre Arts Admin Collective
Created and performed by a cast of young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years of age, Through Our Eyes is a glimpse into the delights, thoughts and struggles of young South African teenagers attempting to discover who they are.
Gold Ovation – Sullied / Photo: Megan Kelly, Cue Media
Gold Ovation – J Bobs Live – Off The Record / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Gold Ovation – Medumo Yabarwa / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Silver Ovation – Blue Period of Milton Van Der Spuy / Photo: Ettione Ferreira / Cue Media
Silver Ovation – Marene / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Silver Ovation – HATCHETMAN, a folksy, blues band from Cape Town
Silver Ovation – The Revlon Girl / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Silver Ovation – Emathongeni / Photo: Jan Potgieter
I’m HIV and Living
Sainthood
Gaslight / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Silkworm / Photo: Jan Potgieter
Billy Langa in the mesmerising TSWALO
Luntu Masiza and Siya Mayola in Athol Fugard’s THE ISLAND / Photo: SETKÁNÍ/ENCOUNTER
Deceptive Delights with Stuart Lightbody / Photo: Megan Kelly, Cue Media
Nomabotwe Sings
Unono ubuyile
Letters with Ma Sisulu
Artistic innovation, excellence, the exploration of new performance styles and the courage to open new conversation through the arts underpin the motivation for the winners of the Standard Bank Ovation Award. These are the latest daily winners, selected by a jury of critics, journalists and theatre makers from hundreds of plays on the Fringe.
Flash rockers Marene – Standard Bank 2018 Ovation Award Winner
Front man, Lead Vocalist and Rhythm Guitarist Tyler Duggan / Bassist Damon the Demon (Red) / Lead Vocalist and Lead Guitarist Brandon Johnson / Drummer James Codner
As the sun sets over Makhanda, voices rise inside the Monument… Every evening, between 17:00 and 18:00, Festival goers pack into the Fountain Foyer to catch the best of the Festival Fringe, with artists performing short excerpts of their performances. The Sundown Concerts are a true mix of what is on offer at the Festival – from comedy and illusion to dance and music. All performances are free, but donations are welcomed.
Featured Artists: Thabisa Dinga Company: Theatre in the Backyard
Theatre in the Backyard aims to bring community and commercial audience together in an intimate experience of arts and culture in the backyard of a local dwelling and close the gap between mainstream theatre and community theatre. The Theatre in the Backyard project explores township backyards and produces stories relevant to each backyard.