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Stanley Tucci launches culinary travel series

The actor says hosting is tougher than acting as he embarks on a culinary journey across Italy in his new show
Words: Marie-Louise Gumuchian
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Bringing African cinema to the fore this Africa Month

Three films from across the continent that explore the rich tapestry of history, struggle and tradition that has shaped life in Africa for millennia
Words: Tymon Smith
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The Sun King of Sin City

The life and times of legendary hotel tycoon Sol Kerzner
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To heal the world, one dream at a time

Mpume Mthombeni leads a cast telling the stories of African migrant women in The Last Country
Words: Robyn Sassen
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Collective moments

Wanted’s guide to what’s happening this month in art, design, theatre, and music
Words: Iolandi Pool
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A Doll’s House, Part 2 is a contemporary response to a classic play

The play, which premiered on Broadway almost a decade ago, is produced locally by The Quickening Theatre Company
Words: Adele Shevel
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The Vietnam War through the Vietnamese lens

To mark 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, here are three films directly and tangentially about that fateful period, told by Vietnamese creators
Words: Tymon Smith
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Best cinema of the last 50 years

Three influential films from the 1970s when cineastes were spoilt for choice and everyone who mattered seemed to be on top of their game
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CHRIS THURMAN: ‘The Fall’ reminds SA of 2015’s Fallist movement a decade on

It will be interesting to see what a new generation of students makes of The Fall
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Meet the Standard Bank Young Artists 2025

The new cohort of creative forces putting SA’s creative ingenuity on the global map
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Vincent Mantsoe’s desert dance: A language of respect

The dancer’s new work contemplates the extremes of a desert in a spiritually heightened and immersive way
Words: Kgomotso Moncho-Maripane
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Autumnal moves

Wanted’s guide to what’s happening this month in art, design, theatre, and music
Words: Iolandi Pool
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What a life, what a time

The stage adaptation of JM Coetzee’s award-winning literary classic is an unforgettable gem
Words: Robyn Sassen
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Dancing through time and space with DreamScapes

Joburg Ballet and its interim artistic director redefine what it means to move, dream and evolve in SA’s ballet scene
Words: Kemiso Wessie
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Soaring passion — an interview with ballet soloist Thoriso Magongwa

The dancer at the Czech Republic’s national theatre gives insights on his daring ambitions and the art form’s allure
Words: Kgomotso Moncho-Maripane
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Discover Johannesburg through art, sound and story

The Unexpected City is a provocation, an exploration, a moment to consider Johannesburg beyond its usual definitions and lacklustre colloquialisms
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The power of protest

Three films that remind us of what protest entails, what it can do, why it’s still necessary and remains a basic human right
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A new masculinity

The ‘Ah Men’ poetry series at visual artist Roger Ballen’s Inside Out Centre for the Arts proposes an alternative manhood through performance poetry
Words: Setumo-Thebe Mohlomi

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