The Salt Lesson embarks on a powerful exploration of complex themes.

‘n Jong man voel vasgevang in sy omstandighede en soek ‘n manier om uit te kom. Die lewe hou aan om vir hom onverwagte uitdagings op sy weg te bring - al reeds op 'n jong ouderdom.

In the world where fathers are absent, men and boys grow up without knowing the truth about what happened to their fathers. Anger, sadness and greed become the forces that shape their lives.

LUKS is a beautiful piece of theatre for children and young people’s vision, to see their peers doing much better with their lives and children taking crucial decisions at their tender ages.

When a man's double life is discovered; his wife will stop at nothing to maintain her reputation in the community. As she tries to cover up his infidelity and the consequences thereof, she unwittingly sets off a chain-reaction of events...

Idinga is a show about finding a way out of a world that is crafted one dimensional with death as the only exit. Through pain and suffering they take the time to investigate the promises of God and gods...

Confused Mhlaba is a play by Khayalethu Mqayisa, first staged in 1974, during the height of apartheid in South Africa. Based in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth, it delves into the struggles of black identity amid the harsh political climate...

In a world filled with so much doubt and understanding of what Maths and physics can’t explain to us. Purpose follows a narrative of a young man dealing with the complexities of being summoned to be a traditional healer...

This play, inspired by Athol Fugard’s Master Harold and the Boys, explores generational trauma in South Africa through a modern and quirky perspective. It delves into themes of racism, father-son relationships, and the impact of apartheid

Babalwa has an orgasm for the first time in her adult life, using a vibrator whilst her husband, Sakhe, is away. When she shares this with him and insists on them using the toy - the relationship is put in jeopardy.

In the small, rain-soaked town of "Vergenoeg", a couple in their early thirties, Hetty and Robert, find themselves ensnared in a harrowing experience that will change their lives forever.

In the dusty streets of Khayelitsha township, where one's value and worth are measured by one's possessions, the depth of one's pockets and where one is seen; 3 young men navigate their standpoints on whether to succumb to this societal...

After losing the school singing competition, Pumpkin struggles with feelings of jealousy and envy. With help from her Ouma and Toots the Cat, Pumpkin goes on an epic adventure to conquer her green monster and find her kindness...

Don’t Believe A Word I Say is a comedic, autobiographical one woman play, set between the present day and a 7th grade dance the protagonist went to. It is delivered in a series of funny, heartwarming and tragic childhood stories.

Sleeping with the Enemy unpacks and unravels the complicated relation between those who desire to transform the townships and those who cannot endure the realities of informal settlements.