BILLY SUTER reports on eased lockdown restrictions paving the way for theatre reopenings. Some theatres, however, have already closed or face uncertainty. … More Curtain-ups and curtains for others
BILLY SUTER chats to Durban singer-actress and teacher Marion Loudon about her favourite things, career highs, glue-gun burns, a naughty pigeon and her two new shows. … More Marion, song… and pigeon poop
BILLY SUTER reports on the results of the Naledi Awards for theatre productions staged in Gauteng during 2019. Winners include Kate Normington in “Into the Woods”. … More All the Naledi Award winners
BILLY SUTER reports that after five months of closure due to COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, the first of Durban’s Rhumbelow Theatre venues opens on September 4. … More Showtime at Durban’s Rhumbelow
BILLY SUTER reports that with lockdown restrictions still throttling the entertainment industry, more and more creatives are turning to online platforms in a bid to stay afloat. … More Online move as showbiz struggles
BILLY SUTER reports that Durban’s annual adult panto will be back over the festive season. This year it is a mickey-take of the Red Ridinghood tale, with a cast of five. … More All go for Durban’s adult panto
BILLY SUTER reports that tributes are pouring in for Durban diva Pinkie Mtshali, who died yesterday. She was seen in such hits as “Showboat”, “Hair” and “Abbamaniacs”. … More Tributes pour in for Pinkie Mtshali
BILLY SUTER reports that The Rockwood Theatre near Umhlanga is opening again on July 15 with “Nothing But ’90s”. He also reviews the the party showband production. … More Rockwood Theatre reopening
BILLY SUTER reviews “Family Therapy”, the latest mix of madness, mirth and music from Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert. It’s now available for streaming. … More Still crazy after all these years
BILLY SUTER reviews Michael Taylor-Broderick’s imaginative play, “The King of Broken Things”, now available for anytime streaming online for R50 a ticket. … More Beauty in the broken & discarded
