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Some Performances End. Presence Does Not: Remembering Seputla Sebogodi
Seputla Sebogodi has died at 63, leaving behind a commanding legacy across South African theatre, television, film and music.
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Seputla Sebogodi has died at 63, leaving behind a powerful legacy across South African theatre, television, film and music.
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- Some Performances End. Presence Does Not: Remembering Seputla Sebogodistory
- Dalin Oliver Turned Four Days of Travel Chaos Into His Biggest National Comedy Tourstory
- Makhanda’s Split Screen: National Arts Festival Energy Meets Arts-Economy Realitystory
- The Blue Album Turns Township Memory Into a Queer Survival Archivestory
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Makhanda’s Split Screen: National Arts Festival Energy Meets Arts-Economy Reality
The 2026 National Arts Festival turned Makhanda into a creative meeting point again, but its brilliance sat beside a harder truth: the arts economy needs functioning towns, reliable services and a funding model that does not depend on artist sacrifice.
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Dalin Oliver Turned Four Days of Travel Chaos Into His Biggest National Comedy Tour
Dalin Oliver’s Stuck in Dubai turns a frightening travel ordeal into an Ovation Award-winning comedy show and one of his most ambitious touring projects yet.
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The Blue Album Turns Township Memory Into a Queer Survival Archive
The Blue Album refuses easy catharsis. Vuyelwa Maluleke’s one-woman performance turns township memory, silence and queer survival into an archive that asks audiences to confront the systems that make harm possible.
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