REVIEW: Katvis’ deceptively stunning ode to anguish
Anton Scholtz and Micheal Minnie’s short film, Katvis, has a run time of just 24 minutes. Despite its brevity,...
Category: Arts
REVIEW: Babyboy Kleintjies – Stellenbosch’s sins in a “Checkers sakkie”
Athol Fugard’s latest play, Concerning the Life of Babyboy Kleintjies, spurs a conversation on homelessness and the human condition....
Unpacking Wynand Kotze’s Tollie Parton
As a love letter to himself, and as a middle finger to everyone who thinks being gay is a...
Woordfees kry die horries
“Elke drinker het ’n horrie, ’n geheime agent wat die oggend na ’n groot aand verskyn om vir jou...
RESENSIE: Schalk sing toe nié so sleg nie
Schalk Bezuidenhout het sy vreeslose en vlymskerp sin vir humor na die Daisy Jones Bar in Stellenbosch gebring tydens...
A booklover’s guide to Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch is home to multiple bookstores and libraries and has a bustling book culture, with residents that uphold local...
REVIEW: Firefly – “Moon meetings”, melancholy, and moving romance
Directed by Toni Morkel, Firefly is a whimsical, enthralling theatre production which brings its audience straight into the heart...
Crystal-Donna Roberts debuteer met jeugroman
Die bekroonde aktrise Crystal-Donna Roberts het onlangs haar eerste jeugroman by ’n plaaslike boekwinkel bekendgestel. Roberts het tydens die...
Jazz musician celebrates PhD with thanksgiving concert
A South African jazz musician recently held a thanksgiving concert at Stellenbosch University (SU) after completing his PhD at...
New choral academy hopes to find harmony in Stellenbosch
Auditions are currently ongoing for the first-ever choral academy in the Western Cape, which is set to open its...