Arts journalist focusing on leisure and entertainment news, views, reviews and interviews in South Africa, with an emphasis on what is hot and happening in KwaZulu-Natal.
BILLY SUTER has two sets of double tickets to give away for the Jeremy Loops concert on Friday, March 9, at the Marriott Ballito Beats Music Series at Ballito’s Sugar Rush Park. … More Win tickets to see Jeremy Loops
BILLY SUTER interviews British sax ace Andrew Young about his new album, his new Durban shows, future plans… and some of his embarrassing moments. … More The sax ace and that furry stick…
BILLY SUTER took time out for a weekend chill-out at the Gooderson Natal Spa Hot Springs & Leisure Resort near Paulpietersburg, set in 550 hectares of KwaZulu-Nata bushveld. … More Relax – and just add mineral water
BILLY SUTER reviews “Marriage for Dummies”, the new, riotous romp featuring comedy, song and send-up from seasoned Durban theatre darlings Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert. … More Music, mirth, madness and marriage
BILLY SUTER’s review of “The Color Purple”, a fine musical directed by Janice Honeyman. It is back at Johannesburg’s Joburg Theatre for a second season that ends on September 2. … More One of the must-sees of 2018
BILLY SUTER reviews the three-hour National Theatre Live film of the London stage production of Stephen Sondheim’s musical, “Follies”. The film has four local screenings. … More A must for the Sondheim fans
BILLY SUTER reviews “Synergy”, the latest song-and-dance show featuring the talents of Ian and Vivienne von Memerty. It is at Durban’s Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre until February 18. … More Charming salute to nostalgia
BILLY SUTER talks to Ian von Memerty about his music, fears, plans, hobbies and embarrassing moments. Ian is currently starring in Durban with his wife, Vivienne, in “Synergy”. … More Ian, split pants, wedding tackle
BILLY SUTER chats to Durban’s Samantha Landers, of “The Voice South Africa”, who stars in a Fleetwood Mac tribute show. She chats about coaching, phlegm and a broken vase. … More Fleetwood Mac… and a broken vase
BILLY SUTER reports on “Darkest Hour”, a film portrait of Winston Churchill, offering a fictionalised account of his early days as the British Prime Minister. It now stands to win six Oscars. … More Gary Oldman’s finest hour?
