Tell Me on a Sunday
24 - 28 April
Avalon Auditorium
The West End and Broadway hit with music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER and lyrics by DON BLACK.
This one-woman, one-act production featuring a live band includes the hit song ‘Take That Look Off Your Face’, ‘Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad’, ‘It’s Not the End of the World … If I Love Him … If He’s Young … If He’s Married’, ‘Let’s Talk About You’, ‘Nothing Like You’ve Ever Known’ and ‘Tell Me On A Sunday’.
Emma will delight and entertain you with a variety of ballads, a splash of Jazz, and a sprinkling of sass thrown in for good measure!
Award-winning lyric soprano SIAN ATTERBURY, who has captivated audiences time and again, stars as Emma on Wed 24th @ 8pm, Fri 26th @ 8pm, Sat 27th @ 6pm and Sun 28th @ 3pm and 6pm. Opera singer, actress, producer and director REGINA MALAN plays Emma on Thu 25th @ 8pm and Sat 27th @ 8pm.
Thesis ZA X Kujenga
28 APRIL
STAR THEATRE
Join us for a unique collaborative evening between Afro-classical duo Thesis ZA and Black improvised music septet Kujenga. The two acts will share the stage together to reimagine each other's music, with a setlist built on songs of struggle, joy, love, and community. The performance, which takes place on the weekend marking the 30th anniversary of Freedom Day, will reflect on South Africa's past, present, and future. Be sure not to miss this rare crossover of worlds featuring two prominent young musical groups from the country.
Podcast & Chill Live National Tour
03 May
star theatre
Get ready for a theatrical journey like no other as The Podcast and Chill with Mac G hits the road for its highly anticipated national tour! This captivating live Podcast promises an unforgettable experience, blending Comedy, Topics of interest, and live performances with mesmerizing visuals, hosted by Mac G, Sol Phenduka and Ghost lady sparking conversations that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Tomorrow Belongs To Me
04 may
star theatre
"Tomorrow Belongs to Me" invites you for an evening of live music with the charismatic, Fagrie Isaacs and fellow music enthusiasts that promises to linger in your memory long after the last note fades away...
Fagrie takes centre stage in what can only be described as an extraordinary live music experience. Witness as he showcases his exceptional talent & versatility in this sensational solo act, backed by an amazing live band. You'll certainly feel the energy as these musicians and Fagrie come together to create a symphony of sound that resonates with everyone. The production promises an evening of soul-stirring melodies, captivating rhythms, and a seamless fusion of musical genres. From classic ballads to contemporary hits, be prepared for an eclectic blend of music that speaks to the soul.
District Six Museum & Koesister.Com Market
04 may
homecoming Centre
District Six Museum and Koesister.com has a common goal to assist in building our local Cape Town community in a meaningful way, true to our mutual ethos of community upliftment, creating a beautiful and safe environment for local entrepreneurs to trade.
Droomwerk
08 may
AVALON AUDITORIUM
Petrus dreams about his ancestors in a mental hospital. His ancestral grandmother, Diana van Madagascar, walks on the seabed back home. His grandfather Piet, an apartheid senator, relives his speeches on his deathbed. Can Petrus bring reconciliation to his family, or is he too sick to distinguish between reality and dream?
Droomwerk was awarded the ATKV-Woordveertjie in 2021 for best new drama text and shortlisted for the Hertzog prize for Drama. Jill Levenberg has received various nominations and awards for her interpretation of Diana van Madagascar.
SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
8-25 MAY
STAR THEATRE
42 schools and drama groups will showcase their talent, presenting 30-to-40-minute plays that explore themes ranging from love and identity to power and ambition. The festival encourages diverse performance methods, from dance to spoken word, creating a platform for self-expression and inclusivity.
As always, the Festival is not just about Shakespeare but about sharing the stories, experiences and voices of enthusiastic school learners, drama societies and community youth groups from diverse backgrounds, cultures and with different physical abilities as they come together in the name of Shakespeare to explore the narratives found within his literature.
PechaKucha Night #63
28 mAY
STAR THEATRE
Pecha Kucha, meaning "chit-chat" in Japanese, is a unique storytelling format where presenters share their passions, ideas, and experiences through a dynamic presentation style: 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds. The result? Fast-paced, thought-provoking talks that ignite conversations and spark new perspectives.
At Pecha Kucha Night #63, you'll embark on a journey through a diverse range of topics, from art and design to technology, culture, and beyond. Our line-up of speakers comprises local visionaries, entrepreneurs, artists, and change-makers, each ready to share their stories and ideas with you. Whether you're an innovator seeking inspiration, a creative soul looking to connect with like-minded individuals, or simply someone who loves a good story, Pecha Kucha Night #63 promises an evening filled with laughter, insight, and moments of awe.
Keanu Harker - I Believe In Me
28 JUNE
STAR THEATRE
After travelling throughout South America and parts of Europe, Keanu Harker returns back home to Cape Town for the first time in 2024 and he’s bringing you a production like you haven’t seen from him yet, happening at the Star Theatre Homecoming Centre, in District 6.
Join Keanu, for an evening filled with lots of emotion as he shares his story & journey through the music he’s prepared.
With much excitement, Keanu can’t wait to see you all there.