Review: Betadine
Growing up, I have always known of Betadine as an antiseptic ointment; if I ever had a wound or...
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Category: Views
Review: Ashton Nyte by Alistair Anderson
Ashton Nyte is more comfortable as a musician than he has ever been. Having spent just over a...
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Review: Pat McCay’s new album ‘Ready’
By Alistair Anderson Pat McCay is the latest singer songwriter to hit SA’s pop music scene. He...
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Red Bull 3Style National Final – Review by Daniel Sun
District nightclub in Cape Town’s CBD was set ablaze in the late hours of Saturday, 14 December,...
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Jim Jefferies in SA
Jim Jefferies came to SA to have fun and not to make money. The Australian comedian is on his...
Read MoreReview: Son of Hawk Album
If Oompa Loompas were real and a group of them liked rock, this would be the album that they would play as they rise up against us all!!! Son of Hawk’s self-titled, self-released debut album has been declared public. I took a...
Read MoreReview: Love Factually
I have seen quite a few Alan Committie shows and even before watching Love Factually, currently at the Baxter Theatre in Cape Town, I knew I was going to love his latest work. This is not because I am swept up in a magical spell...
Read MoreReview: Sound of Music
It has been almost sixty years since the original production of The Sound of Music opened on Broadway in 1959. Since then the iconic film and countless stage productions have followed, and it’s easy to see why it has been dubbed...
Read MoreReview: Puppet Guy
He has been hailed as “the Jeff Dunham of South Africa”; the only local ventriloquist of international stature. Conrad Koch and his famous puppet, Chester Missing, have been on the scene for many years, but before continuing...
Read MoreReview: Selwyn and Gabriel
It’s 02:34am and there’s an intruder in Selwyn Aaron Bernstein’s home. Confused and in a daze he enters his kitchen to find Gabriel waiting for him. A white man facing a black man. But what has just happened? It was...
Read MoreReview: Buite Land
Whenever I go to watch a theatre piece, the first question people ask once it is finished, is “How was it?” Usually I refrain from commenting immediately; I like to mull it over and extrapolate a more personal meaning. Never has...
Read MoreReview: Manne
When a hunting weekend starts with a group of friends getting drunk, and ends with one of them being murdered, it is clear something has gone horribly wrong. Manne, presented at this year’s SU Woordfees in Stellenbosch,...
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