Theatre & Comedy
Things go HAYWIRE at the Little Theatre
Theatre enthusiasts are in for a treat this March as a brand-new production dubbed ‘Haywire’ is set to premiere at…
Theatre enthusiasts are in for a treat this March as a brand-new production dubbed ‘Haywire’ is set to premiere at…
We know February is still many sleeps away, so to start talking about the NAMA awards now might be deemed being overzealous.
Almasi collaborative arts will be presenting a staged reading of The Homecoming Queen by Ngozi Anyanwu on the 22nd of…
NAMA award-winning comedian King Kandoro has been on a mission to make his brand known in South Africa over the…
We are in the second month of the year already, goodness the days are flying! We hope you are getting…
Lack of funding and a volatile economy are some of the scapegoats used by players in Zimbabwe’s theatre space to justify low production as well as poor storylines carried in the few non funded productions that see the light of day.
As the say, fine wine gets better with time, so is the case with South African based Zimbabwean comedian, Q Dube.
Tired of chasing the rate or trying to crowdfund to get that gold coin?
Physical theatre has gradually been gaining popularity in Harare theatres. Over the past three years, we have seen a number of productions which fall within that genre at major theatres such Reps, Theatre in The Park and The Little Theatre.
It was back in the summer of 2014 when we first saw the lad performing in the capital, Harare.