• Law of Carnage

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Embark on a riveting journey through the Law of Carnage, an episodic masterpiece of fragmented imagery and powerful physical expression. Witness the tumultuous descent of a successful prosecutor into psychosis following a tragic event, challenging the boundaries of reality and society's reliance on violence.

  • Hail to the King! A Musical Story

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Hail to the King! A Musical Story is based on a site visit to the ancient Zulu capital of King Dingane. The story is a retrieval of the aura of the ancient capital of King Dingane, the Zulu emperor, in the 1830s. His capital, Umgungundlovu, was a site of fascination for African communities and European settlers alike. Reports of the capital travelled as far as the kingdom of Basutho, the Cape and many other places.

  • Othello

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Join us at The Baxter for the much-anticipated South African premiere of Lara Foot's acclaimed adaptation of Othello. Having garnered praise and prestigious awards internationally, Foot's African rendition of Shakespeare's classic promises to captivate audiences with its unique perspective.

  • Dude! Wa’s My Phone?

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Jou gunsteling-dude, Dean September, is terug, maar sy foon is weg en skielik maak die wêreld nie meer sin nie. Met die hulp van sy vriende — gespeel deur stem kunstenaars Dean Dorvan Balie, Veronique Jephtas, Lee Roodt, Chenal Kock en 'n spesiale verskyning deur #OumaLilly — ontdek Dean blitsvinnig dat sy wêreld nie meer sin maak sonder sy foon nie.

  • The Sin Drinkers

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Award winning writer/director Louis Viljoen reunites with broadcasting legend John Maytham and acclaimed actor Emma Kotze to tell a story of broken people and the dark truths that slither under their skins.

  • King of Broken Things

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Step into the enchanting world of "The King of Broken Things," an internationally celebrated production that invites audiences on a mesmerizing journey of restoration and revelation. Through the eyes of a wise-beyond-his-years child, embark on a poignant exploration of Japanese traditions, mythology, and the enduring magic that surrounds us.

  • Colours – UCT Symphonic Wind Ensemble

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Experience the dynamic sounds of the UCT Symphonic Wind Ensemble as they kick off their highly anticipated concert series for 2024! Comprised of approximately forty-five talented undergraduate and postgraduate students, this ensemble promises an electrifying performance that is not to be missed.

  • ! ke e: /xarra //ke, Diverse People Unite

    Artscape D.F. Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Twown, Western Cape, South Africa

    SboNdaba Dance’s award- winning choreographer, Sbonakaliso Ndaba, is a master storyteller. In this production, her reflections bring the audience up close and face to face with South Africa’s journey to the 1994 elections. Her powerful vision highlights the success stories, the incredible depth of our diversity and the huge challenges that still confront us after 30 years of Democracy.

  • Forever Motown, The Musical

    Get ready to groove to the timeless beats of Motown next month as Forever Motown, The Musical makes its grand debut at The Academia Theatre in Lansdowne on July 5th and 6th.

  • Cape Town’s Festive Musical Spectacular: “JOLTYD – Through the Ages of Music”

    Baxter Theatre Baxter Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    Get ready to experience Cape Town's festive spirit like never before with JOLTYD - Through the Ages of Music! This musical revue takes center stage at the Pam Golding Theatre, Baxter, from 29 November 2024 until 3 January 2025. Celebrating decades of musical history, JOLTYD brings together the best of rock 'n' roll, Motown, and South African classics, making it a joyful event for locals and visitors alike.