Gates of Hell by Fana Tshabalala, uncle stans jane and john doe by Mari-Louise Basson, Imbokodo by Mdu Mtshali & Unknown Equation by Ivan Teme.

Qaphela (Beware) Caesar! is both a warning to Caesar as well as of him. A mixed media work based on Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and installed in several spaces, the production looks at political and personal betrayal within a momentum of rapid, epic change. Part thriller, part dance theatre, part satire this is a work of episodes that examine prophesy, patriotism, ambition, greed and the incessant, dark thirst for power.

The More… by Sifiso E. Kweyama & Just we by Moeketsi Koena.

Dirty laundry should be dealt with immediately otherwise it piles up, becomes overwhelming and ends up becoming everyone’s problem.

Inter.Fear by Athena Mazarakis and Hansel Nezza, Cellardoor by Alan Parker and Canvas by Louise Coetzer: Company: Darkroom Contemporary

“The choreographer is inspired by the saying ‘Don’t judge the book by its cover’ the choreographer believes that the reality or truth of everyone and everything lies inside, in the place where one would usually never think of looking. Hence the piece explores movements and places that make everything to be what it is”.

‘Hotel’ featuring compositions by Philip Miller and costumes by Robyn De Klerk, is a multi-layered, dance theatre work using Guillaume Apollinaire’s poem of the same name as an starting point. People, thoughts and ideas check-in and check-out, some linger and occupy, whilst some depart as quickly as they arrive. It is an uncontrollable place which is sometimes real and then again, sometimes only in our subconscious.

This newest creation by the acclaimed Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative under the directorship of award winning choreographer PJ Sabbagha features a company of 10 dancers including the riveting Dada Masilo, Lulu Mlangeni, Ivan Teme, Songezo Mcillizeli and Nicholas Aphane.

The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative is funded by The National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund and The National Arts Council