Cape Town, South Africa – One of South Africa’s most celebrated comedians, Stuart Taylor, is set to bring his brand-new stand-up show, Odd Man Out, to the Baxter Theatre.
Known for his razor-sharp wit and captivating storytelling, Taylor’s latest offering promises a fresh, hilarious take on life’s peculiarities and the universal feeling of being an outsider in one’s own world.
This laugh-out-loud performance is a candid exploration of the awkward moments that have shaped Taylor’s life.
Cape Town – This summer, join the Ceasar and Oliver families for a magical evening of live music, comedy, and festive cheer at “It’s Family! It’s Festive!”, an outdoor picnic experience at the Baxter Theatre Garden on Sunday 29 December. Starting at 5:30 PM, this one-of-a-kind event brings together jazz legend Richard Ceasar, his talented children Maxine and Vaughan Ceasar, and comedian Dalin Oliver for an unforgettable family-friendly show.
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.
Get ready for an exciting cinematic treat as Aunty Merle hits the big screen! Last year, the sensational musical AUNTY MERLE THINGS GET REAL was captured live, and now it’s time to share the magic with you.
Two of SA’s much-loved brothers, Loukmaan and Emo Adams, return to the Baxter Concert Hall this festive season for an unforgettable showcase of music, dance and comedy, Two of a Kind, from 20 to 31 December.
So I Wrote That Musical is Marc Lottering’s brand new stand-up comedy show. Aside from being one of SA’s top stand-up comedians, Marc has also written 3 smash hit musicals.
Have you ever wondered what your dog was thinking? Well, now you don’t have to. OTIS is a one dog show: stand-up comedy by Schalk Bezuidenhout’s dog, Otis.
Bucket Boy is a poignant comedy which takes place in a DVD store that’s struggling to survive as streaming networks begin to take over as the preferred medium for watching film and TV. Two men’s pasts collide in a play full of wit, nostalgia, mystery and suspense.
