The Karin Kortje Foundation, under the leadership of renowned SA singer and songwriter Karin Kortje, is proud to announce its inaugural Carols in July event, set for July 20th at Missio Dei Auditorium in Bellville.
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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.
Award-winning South African performer, activist and songwriter, Simphiwe Dana, set to dazzle Cape Town audiences this January
The creative songwriter, singer and social activist Simphiwe Dana is excited to announce the return of MOYA at the Artscape Theatre in The Mother City later this month.
Following sold-out performances in 2022 and 2023 in Johannesburg, two nights of MOYA will transport Cape Town patrons on a mystical journey with different segments of acapella music arranged by the incomparable Titi Luzipo
South Africa’s first all-women professional big band is set to launch their debut album at Cape Town’s Star Theatre next month.
The Lady Day Big Band (LDBB) was founded in 2018 as a legacy project aimed at showcasing the talents of professional female musicians while fostering new talent.
After perfecting their sound, they now invite audiences to join them and their special guests as they celebrate the release of their debut album, “Livus’umoya” on Friday 23 February 2024.
With a stellar lineup featuring Schalk Van Der Merwe on bass, Marlon Green on drums, Henry Steel on lead guitar and of course, South Africa’s queen of rock and alternative troubadour Miss Zoid herself.
POSTPONED TILL FURTHER NOTICE: It’s a triple-threat celebration for singer-songwriter Berenike Trytsman, better known as Berry, when she celebrates Heritage Month, her new single and the city of Cape Town on September 9. The concert will take place in The […]
The FIRST ever Indigenous Women’s Day Event to be held in Cape Town, specifically First Nation Women. The venue is also very significant and deliberately chosen as the venue of choice. It is almost like going ‘full circle’.
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