Stellenbosch Street Soirée and the highlights
This weekend saw the curtain come down on Woordfees 2019, with one of the highlights of the festival –...
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Woordfees production portrays lustful Palestinian and Israeli affair
“Is he Jewish or Arab?” is a question that echoes throughout The Reports on Sarah and Saleem. Inspired by...
Mathilda is terug in Solomons-Manuel se nuwe produksie
Die trane het Woensdagaand gerol by Leatitia Solomons-Manuel se nuwe produksie Die Begrafnis. Solomons-Manuel, wat verlede jaar Woordfees-gehore vermaak...
Zakes Mda gesels oor sy jongste (en dalk laaste) roman
Wanneer mens instap by die ATKV Boektent begroet die woorde “Ontdek ʼn nuwe wêreld” jou onmiddellik. Hierdie frase is...
Endgame, the sold out Baxter Theatre-success comes to Woordfees
Endgame, directed by Sylvaine Strike, brilliantly captures the tenets of existentialist playwright Samuel Beckett. The play, considered one of...
Endgame: The Pinnacle of Absurd Theatre at Woordfees 2019
Endgame, a Baxter Theatre production, perfectly captures absurdity in an ingenious and often perplexing play. The play, originally written...
Bridging the gap between skills and jobs to solve youth unemployment
“I studied finance, so it was a struggle for me to get a job in my career path. However,...
The future of humanities: Where to next for the Arts Faculty?
“We need to focus on the present, but also where we want to be going in the future.” This...
New national university a cappella competition launched by KuKo
The new national competition for South African university a cappella groups, Varsity Acapella, was launched by KuKo in the...
Halloween in Stellenbosch: Something spooky for everyone
The Stellenbosch streets were alive with ghosts last Friday, as Halloween was celebrated five days early on 26 October, just a few hours after classes officially ended; and before the nightmare of exams began. Students took the window of opportunity between classes and exams to get dressed up and hit one of the various annual […]