South Africa

Julius Caesar — a fluid, but slightly flaccid, time-travelling Shakespeare full of intellectual bravado

By Keith Bain

South Africa

Shakespeare's enchantment shines as The Tempest captivates Cape Town audiences under the stars

By Keith Bain

South Africa

From childhood nightmares of Adolf Hitler to a fascination with his deputy Rudolf Hess

By Anthony Akerman

South Africa

Lara Foot’s captivating adaptation of Othello is an emotional journey highlighting Africa’s colonial past

By Keith Bain

Maverick Life

The sonnet — weaving an elegant thread of timeless appeal

By Rethabile Masilo

South Africa

Echoes of Gaza — A review of Isabella Hammad’s ‘Enter Ghost’

By Mark Heywood

South Africa

If all the world’s a stage, you’d better pay attention to the bard’s words

By Keith Bain

Maverick Life

Shakespeare’s First Folio turns 400: what would be lost without the collection? An expert speculates

By Emma Smith

Business Maverick

After the Bell: Gold may not glister, but it sure is shiny

By Tim Cohen

South Africa

‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ works like magic at Maynardville

By Sarah Hoek

Magazine

Maynardville reopens with a delightful, Shakespeare-filled programme

By Sarah Hoek

South Africa

Women in Health: ‘I don’t like seeing anybody treated unfairly,’ says new head of HIV Clinicians Society

By Biénne Huisman