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More than a Sunday service: chaos, confessions and comedy in ‘Chérie’

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By Hannah Boxall “Boisterous, bold and absolutely hilarious” was just one way that audience members like Buhle Funani described Nicola Janse van Rensburg’s production, Chérie,...
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‘Carrion Communion’: the cost of blindness

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By Savannah Farris How often do we genuinely, truly examine the things we do, or do we question things that just “make sense” because they...
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Spoegwolf verander Dagbreek onder ’n volmaan

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Deur Emma Olivier Spoegwolf verander Dagbreek onder ’n volmaan Bo die beroemde Eiffeltoring in die Dagbreek-quad het ’n volmaan uitgekyk oor ’n  gehoor wat Dinsdag 28...
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Spoegwolf transforms Dagbreek under a full moon

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By Emma Olivier Over the famous Eiffel Tower in the Dagbreek Quad, a full moon was watching a crowd enchanted by Spoegwolf’s music on Tuesday...
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Behind the ‘Poppycock’: who’s the butt of the joke?

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By Savannah Farris “Dude, you look like shit!” “This is what manhood looks like!” These lines from the last scene capture the essence of Poppycock: at first,...
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‘Stomdier’ baie gepraat, maar min gesê

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Deur Emma Olivier Stomdier, geskryf en met régie deur Kimi de Beer, is ’n toneelstuk met groot en gruwelike idees wat hul nie volkome kon...
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‘Mannetjies rou’ skep hoë standaarde by Première-fees

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Deur Jana Burger Mannetjies rou, geskryf deur Mia Groenewald en Joanie Taljaard, het die harte van die gehoor by hierdie jaar se Première Teaterfees gewen....
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Izithixo nemibuzo engenazimpendulo: impambano yase‘Caldera’

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Ngu Avuyile Conjwa Imidlalo yeqonga ikushiya unemibuzo emininzi kuneempendulo, kunjalo kanye nakulo kaBen van der Walt, uCaldera. Lo mdlalo ukhuthaza abaphulaphuli ukuba bathathe inxaxheba ekunikeni...
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Gods and unanswered questions: the madness of ‘Caldera’

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By Avuyile Conjwa The best theatre leaves you with more questions than answers, and Ben van der Walt’s Caldera does exactly that. The production encourages...
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‘Violets, in bloom’ remains relevant despite burying their gays

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By Jana Burger A classic tale of the oppressive structures we live in was the winner of this year’s Première Theatre Festival. Violets, in bloom,...
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Bands ‘sny tande’ op Stellenbosch

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Deur Emma Olivier Vandag is die live music scene ’n groot deel van die studentelewe op Stellenbosch. Die Matie het die argiewe verken en met...
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Bands ‘cut teeth’ in Stellenbosch

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By Emma Olivier Today, the live music scene has become a big part of student life in Stellenbosch. Die Matie explored the archives and spoke...
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