Coming Soon
Venus In Fur
05 June 13 - 22 June 13
A Play So Good It Hurts
The sexiest, funniest, most acclaimed new Broadway play of the 2011/12 season!
Directed by Steen Stead ("Cabaret" and "RED")
"Seriously smart and very funny, Venus in Fur is a suspense-packed study of the erotics of power." The New York Times
HATS OFF
26 June 13 - 07 July 13
Back By Public Demand! The madcap musical antics of Michael Flanders and Donald Swann. "A rollicking night ... you'll be howling for more. Hats Off! is the kind of show you can see more than once and enjoy as much as you did the first time." Cape Times
Defending The Caveman
10 July 13 - 03 August 13
The ultimate 2nd date (don't scare her off on the first one!), honeymoon or anniversary show. Your better half won’t be half amused if you miss it! Just four weeks - you’ve been warned ...
The Rise Of ... The Insanity League
13 August 13 - 31 August 13
Starring comic actors AARON McILROY, BEN VOSS and, in a welcome return to the stage after an absence of a decade, JOHN VAN DE RUIT, the creator of SPUD. Directed by GREIG COETZEE.
Blood Brothers
10 September 13 - 19 October 13
24 YEARS IN THE WEST END - now in South Africa for the first time!
By WILLY RUSSELL, multi award-winning author and screenwriter of "EDUCATING RITA" and "SHIRLEY VALENTINE". Adapted for the South African stage by singer, songwriter, director and playwright DAVID KRAMER, who will also direct.
Willy Russell’s acclaimed West End Musical BLOOD BROTHERS will be produced by Pieter Toerien and Eric Abraham for Theatre on the Bay and The Fugard Theatre in their first co-production together. BLOOD BROTHERS has enjoyed phenomenal success internationally. Opening in London in 1983, the musical ended its sensational 24-year West End run last year. Playwright Willy Russell has given his blessing to David Kramer’s adaptation, which locates the musical within the Cape Town community, giving it a distinctly local flavour. It is the first time that he has granted permission for the work to be adapted anywhere in the world.
