Ephemeral :: UJ Arts & Culture Programme

The Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, often referred to as the ‘Oscars’ of Cape Town’s theatre industry, celebrated their 60th year in spectacular fashion at a glamorous ceremony at DHL Cape Town Stadium on Sunday, 23 March.

Joburg Ballet launches 25th Anniversary Season in time for Valentine’s Day with Giselle.

SA music columnist William Charlton-Perkins’s passion shines in his debut novel.

Where stories leap beyond words: MIMIEKIE brings magical mime, music and animation to young imaginations at National Children’s Theatre.

The classical DINNER FOR ONE and the SA spoof will be presented by Lefra Productions at the Roodepoort Theatre on 31 January 2026.

A groundbreaking contemporary dance work weaving memory, identity, and remembrance.

GBVF Symposium will focus on resonant voices: Artivism against silence.

Lefra Produksies en RSG se twaalfde Oppiwater Kunstefees-program word op 8 Oktober 2025 bekend gemaak.

The Market Photo Workshop in partnership with The Tierney Family Foundation announces Xolani Ngubeni as the 18th recipient of the Tierney Fellowship.

Joburg Theatre is excited to be staging a timely and essential ODE TO MOTOWN during Black History Month.

South Africa’s musical classic “Marabi” returns to The Market Theatre from 19 January –15 February 2026, launching its year-long 50th anniversary celebrations.

Zakes Mda’s heartwarming two-hander, And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses, comes to the Baxter Studio from 13 February to 7 March 2026.