Posts in category Arts

What started as a truthful record basis and a data support has turned into something very much enriching for the soul. It has turned into …

We all get caught up in the mundanity of life, especially when our lives turn towards the side of crazy. Everything becomes a rush, the …

Today, I visited the Hayward Gallery to see the “Light Show” at the London Southbank. This exhibition is certainly one to see, or rather to …

Miss Julie was written by the notable Swedish playwright and novelist August Strindberg in 1888. The daughter of a nobleman enters a kitchen and finds …

Cuckoo Bang Productions brings its first play Between Ten and Six – written by founder Chris Mayo – back to the stage following an extremely …

Drive from Cape Town to Somerset West and after Gordon’s Bay a string of little hamlets lines the winding coast all the way to Hermanus …

February is the month of love. Perhaps it’s the highly-commercialised type that so many seem to object to but, in our capitalist society, it’s hard …

When something is described as funny, I tend to be slightly dubious. Actually that’s a bit of an understatement I sort of sit there all …

We communicate through more channels and more often, but we lose the quality of communication. “We would rather build imaginary lives around us,” observe the …

Frankenstein Genskabt recreates that professor-monster couple that never ceases to be topical, never stops being relevant. The use and abuse of science by man, playing …