More of that McIlroy mirth
BILLY SUTER reports on the return of a show that swept the boards at last year’s Durban Theatre Awards, taking prizes for production, actor, solo performance and comedy performance. … More More of that McIlroy mirth
BILLY SUTER reports on the return of a show that swept the boards at last year’s Durban Theatre Awards, taking prizes for production, actor, solo performance and comedy performance. … More More of that McIlroy mirth
BILLY SUTER flips through his many scrapbooks to go back to 2000 and his reviews of one of Durban’s most loved musical spectacles – and the first-ever show from KickstArt. … More Scrapbook: Guitar aces, Popcorn
BILLY SUTER reviews the new show by Durban’s Gee Jays trio who, after 32 years, continue to do what they enjoy and what keeps their customers satisfied. … More Keeping the customers satisfied
BILLY SUTER flicks through old scrapbooks to find show reviews from 1995 – one for a Denise Britz supper show, the other for an award-winning production that is revived often. … More Scrapbook: Bare breasts, keyboards
BILLY SUTER with Scrapbook Memories… he goes back almost 22 years to look at the Durban theatre scene in 1995, when “Buddy” and “The Wiz” were crowd-pullers. … More Scrapbook: Buddy and The Wiz
BILLY SUTER chats to funnyman John Vlismas about Mandela, racism, awards, lucky breaks and his latest show, “The Good Racist”, to be seen in Durban on March 3 and 4. … More Vlismas & the moonwalk to Mandela
Deservedly nominated for three Fleur du Cap theatre awards, Jonathan Roxmouth is next to perform with a 45-piece orchestra and special guests. BILLY SUTER reports … More Three cheers for Roxmouth!
Durban’s Charon Williams-Ros has two reasons to smile broadly – she has two nominations in the Best Lead Actress in a Musical category for the 52nd annual Fleur du Cap Awards. BILLY SUTER reports … More Double delight for Durban’s Charon
Scrapbook memories from 1997…when award-winning Durban stage and costume designer Greg King did cartoons for reviews and interviews in The Mercury. BILLY SUTER reports … More Scrapbook memories: cartoonist King
Durban’s KickstArt theatre company has three stage treats waiting to fill the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre this year – and first up will be a glossy razzle-dazzler. BILLY SUTER reports … More More KickstArt razzle-dazzle!