How to Get to Heaven From Belfast is a wonderfully unpredictable series on Netflix that mixes dark comedy, mystery, and drama in a way that keeps you hooked from the first episode. Created by Lisa McGee , the genius behind Derry Girls, it follows three lifelong friends, Saoirse, Robyn, and Dara , who come together for the wake of an old schoolmate in a small Donegal town. What should be a quiet, reflective reunion quickly turns chaotic as they stumble upon clues that hint som

Based on the beloved format of The Office, Die Kantoor brings the mockumentary style home to South Africa, capturing all the awkwardness, humour, and everyday absurdities of the local workplace. From quirky colleagues to office politics, it’s a hilarious reflection of our own offices, packed with that uniquely South African flair. The show also doesn’t shy away from the bigger issues, race, inequalities, and workplace dynamics are woven naturally into the comedy, making it fe

When Khaki Fever was just announced, and let's not beat around the bush, the Afrikaans community had mixed feelings about the film. There was a definite side-eye. A few cautious “we’ll see” comments. Maybe even a nervous laugh or two. But here is the real game changer : Khaki Fever was done exceptionally well. The cast truly earned their stripes with magnificent performances all across the board! Comedy only works when actors fully commit, and Francios Jacobs as “Albie” does

The traffic along Winnie Mandela Drive? Likely caused by Cats. Not just any cats...Jellicle Cats. The 2026 run at Montecasino has been nothing short of a Jellicle Ball brought to life. From the moment the lights hit, the costumes, striking and faithful to the original, announce a production that knows its legacy. Each costume and makeup detail transports the audience into the whimsical yet disciplined world of the Jellicles. The lighting design introduces the cats with flair,

Some shows remind you that theatre is a team sport. Nobody Told Me  at Theatre on the Square  is one of those productions, where every actor, every movement, and every moment feels meticulously interconnected. From the first scene, it’s clear that this is a production built on trust, timing, and collaboration. The minimalist set allows the performers to command attention, and the thoughtful lighting and sound design support the story without overshadowing it, keeping the focu

2025 was a remarkable year for theatre across South Africa, from intimate studio productions to grand musicals and ensemble-driven works. Here’s our pick of the year’s most compelling shows, rated with precision for your next theatre night. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Bitter Winter The Tempest (Maynardville Theatre Complex) The Incredible journey of Tinkerbell van Tonder Striking a Chord (Theatre on the Square) Chicago Johnathan Roxmouth, My Favourite Broad