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Page 1: A Christmas Carol · and all the Toytown folk, Noddy, Tessie Bear, Big Ears and Mr Plod are able to stop the Goblins from sneaking o˜ with the tin of coins. Author Enid Blyton, adapted

SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2019DECEMBER 2019 – FEBRUARY 2020

A Christmas Carol

Peter Pan on Ice

The Rocky Horror Show

La Bohéme

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2 BOOK NOW www.artscape.co.za

ArtsAbility FestivalUnmute and FriendsUnmute and Friends showcases more than 20 mixed-ability artists from across the country in one space and one performance that will highlight what inclusion means to all artists through an integrated dance performance.Curators Themba Mbuli & Nadine Mckenzie

THEATRE

28 November 2019 @ 19:30 | R100

• Pensioners and Students with proof of status: R80• Scholars (aged 12–18): R50

28 NOVEMBER – 3 DECEMBER 2019

HereShelley Barry’s new � lm, Here, showcases Johannesburg artists with disabilities celebrating their music and dance performances while reimagining their city as an inclusive and fantastical space.Director Shelley Barry

ISIBAYA

28 November 2019 @ 17:00

30 November 2019 @ 16:00 | FREE

Ability DayAbility Day is aimed at encouraging the learners and youth of South Africa to break the barriers and stigma that are attached to disability, as well as to conscientise them that we are all abled with unique abilities.Curators Themba Mbuli & Nadine Mckenzie

THEATRE

29 November 2019 @ 12:00

FREE

Kasi AbilityKasi Ability aims to create inclusive platforms for artists and people living with disabilities within townships, who might not have the opportunity or access to go and see theatre performances nor be in one.Curators Mandisi Sindo

SHACK THEATRE KHAYELITSHA

2 December 2019 @ 13:00 – 18:00

FREE

ArtsAbility in the BackyardArtsability in the Backyard will replicate performance spaces by transforming two residential streets and � ve backyards into an inclusive art experience for the community in the Nyanga Township and surrounds.Curators Themba Mbuli, Nadine Mckenzie & Mhlanguli George

THEATRE IN THE BACKYARD – NYANGA

3 December 2019 @ 13:00 – 18:00

FREE

Inclusive SAInclusive SA showcases the talent of young artists living with and without disabilities – including dancers, actors, designers, visual artists and musicians – from across the country.Curators Themba Mbuli & Nadine Mckenzie

30 November 2019 @ 13:00 – 18:00 | R100

• Pensioners and Students with proof of status: R80 | Scholars (aged 12–18): R50

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3www.artscape.co.zaBOOK NOW

Lunch Hour Concert with Cape Town OperaCome and enjoy your lunch hour with us! Join the Cape Town Opera’s chorus and young soloist, accompanied on piano by Tertia Visser-Downie, as they perform music from artists such as Giuseppe Verdi, Miriam Makeba, spirituals and African traditional.

CHANDELIER FOYER

3 December 2019 @ 13:00

FREE

3 DECEMBER 2019

Lunch Hour Concert with Malay cultural group The Legends Culture Group and Malay Choir present the Lunch Hour Concert with the Cape Minstrels / Kaapse Klopse.The concert shares the cultures and customs from the Malay culture, showcasing traditional songs from Rosa, Minstrel music, and local renditions of Christmas carols, sung in true Cape Town fusion style, among others.Enjoy songs like Happy days are here again, Die Alibama, Welcome to Cape Townas well as I'm dreaming of a Cape Christmas.

4 DECEMBER 2019

± 1 hour

± 1 hour

CHANDELIER FOYER

4 December 2019 @ 13:00

FREE

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4 BOOK NOW www.artscape.co.za

6 DECEMBER 2019 – 12 JANUARY 2020

THE

SHOW

Rocky Horror

You have to experience the legendary musical extravaganza that is Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show!

The Rocky Horror Show tells the story of Brad and his fiancée Janet, two squeaky clean college kids, who meet Dr Frank’n Furter by chance when their car breaks

down outside his house whilst on their way to visit their favourite college professor. It’s an adventure they’ll never forget, with fun, frolics, frocks and

frivolity, bursting with timeless songs and outrageous outfits. The Rocky Horror Show is a guaranteed party, which famously combines science-

fiction, horror, comedy and music while encouraging audience participation meaning, of course, getting dressed in the most outrageous fancy dress. 

This critically-acclaimed, stunning new production, features all of the famous musical numbers that have made The Rocky Horror Show such a huge hit for over four decades. These include Sweet Transvestite, Science Fiction/Double

Feature, Dammit Janet and the timeless floor-filler, The Time-Warp.

6 December 2019 @ 20:00

7 December 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

8 December 2019 @ 18:00

11–13 December 2019 @ 20:00

14 December 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

15 December 2019 @ 14:00 | 18:00

18–20 December 2019 @ 20:00

21 December 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

22 December 2019 @ 14:00 | 18:00

24 December 2019 @ 20:00

27 December 2019 @ 20:00

28 December 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

29 December 2019 @ 14:00 | 18:00

31 December 2019 @ 20:00

2–3 January 2019 @ 20:00

4 January 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

5 January 2019 @ 14:00 | 18:00

7–10 January 2019 @ 20:00

11 January 2019 @ 16:00 | 20:00

12 January 2019 @ 14:00 | 18:00

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5www.artscape.co.zaBOOK NOW

± 2 hours

Get ready to be thrilled with fun and naughty moments!

OPERA HOUSE

Tuesdays @ 20h00 and Sundays at 18h00

R100 | R150 | R250 | R350 | R450

All other performances

R150 | R200 | R300 | R400 | R500

All discounts end on 5 January 2020(Subject to Availability):Available at Computicket outlets, Artscape Dial-A-Seat (021 421 7695), Theatre on the Bay (021 438 3300), through our call centre (0861 915 8000) or Website.• Family package (on the top price only):

Wednesday & Thursday at 20:00: R2000 for 5 seats / R2400 for 6 seats.

• Fanatics Club Member (on the top

price only): All performances: R405 per person on Tuesday at 20:00 or Sunday at 18:00 and R450 for all other performances (Maximum of 6 tickets).

• Pensioners with valid proof of status: Tuesday at 20:00 and Sunday at 18:00: R200.00 (on the top 3 prices only).

• Block bookings of 20 or more: Please contact Pieter Toerien Productions on (021) 438 3301/ ext 202.

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6 BOOK NOW www.artscape.co.za

Ripped Genes Concert The Ripped Genes 2019 Concert is an explosive mix of music, dance, art and fashion. Produced by Applauz Arts Initiative, this show brings together artists who are visually impaired or blind, to raise awareness of inherited blindness and to raise funds that will be used for treatments and cures conducted in South Africa for inherited retinol blindness. This show is suitable for the whole family.Director Natalie Da Rocha

THEATRE

R120

7 December 2019 @ 15:00• Pensioners, Students and

Scholars (aged 5–18) with valid proof of status: R60

More Adventures of Noddy Noddy, Big Ears, Tessie Bear and all their friends are back. Tessie Bear is very concerned about Noah’s Ark. Repairs are needed to stop the animals from escaping. The animals also need to be fed and stores are running low. Tessie decides to collect donations of coins to save the Ark and its animals, but naughty Sly and Gobbo are up to their tricks again. With the help of Bumpy Dog and all the Toytown folk, Noddy, Tessie Bear, Big Ears and Mr Plod are able to stop the Goblins from sneaking o� with the tin of coins.Author Enid Blyton, adapted by David WoodDirector Cheryl Abromowitz & Caryn Reznik

THEATRE FOYER

7 December 2019 @ 10:30 (Opens)

9–14 December 2019 @ 10:30

17–21 December 2019 @ 10:30

R90

• Block Bookings of 20 or more: 10% discount

7 DECEMBER 2019

7–21 DECEMBER 2019

± 1 hour

the Goblins from sneaking o� with the tin of coins. Enid Blyton, adapted by David Wood Enid Blyton, adapted by David Wood

Cheryl Abromowitz & Caryn Reznik

THEATRE FOYER

7 December 2019 @ 10:30 (Opens)

9–14 December 2019 @ 10:30

17–21 December 2019 @ 10:30

Block Bookings of 20 or more: discount

± 1 hour

Natalie Da Rocha Natalie Da Rocha

Hosted by Retina South Africa, a non-profi t organisation

Come and help Noddy and all the

Toytown folk, and join in the FUNKY MONKEY

DANCE.

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7www.artscape.co.zaBOOK NOW

Cape Town City Ballet presents a timeless, classic story of the triumph of joy and the human spirit over greed. On Christmas Eve, the elderly and unpleasant man Ebenezer Scrooge, is paid a visit by the ghost of his dead business partner Joseph Marley, who tells him that three Spirits will call on Scrooge: The Spirit of Christmas Past, The Spirit of Christmas Present and The Spirit of Christmas Future. Marley tells Scrooge that unless he listens well and changes his miserly ways he will forever be condemned to the chains of damnation.

14 – 24 DECEMBER 2019

± 1 hour 45 minutes

Choreographer Veronica PaeperDécor & Costme Design Peter CazaletLighting Design Wilhelm Disbergen

THEATRE

14 December 2019 @ 19:30

15 December 2019 @ 15:00

17 December 2019 @ 19:30

18 December 2019 @ 15:00 | 19:30

19 December 2019 @ 19:30

20 December 2019 @ 19:30

21 December 2019 @ 15:00 | 19:30

22 December 2019 @ 15:00

24 December 2019 @ 11:00 | 15:00 (includes Fairy & Prince Fancy Dress Parade after each of the above performances)

R150 | R180 | R195 | R295

• Block Bookings of 10 or more: R10 discount• Friends of CTCB when purchasing 2 tickets:

R20 discount• Pensioners, Students and Scholars

(ages 2–18) with valid proof of status for specifi c seats: R140 (except rows J – N)

Suitable for all ages.

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8 BOOK NOW www.artscape.co.za

Othello: A Woman’s Story Othello: A Woman’s Story is set in a female prison. It highlights our primal selves, whilst capturing the darkest and purest sides of the human condition. This story will examine same-sex relationships, inner turmoil and power struggles, violence and more. Get ready for drama, thrills and unexpected twists and turns. This is Shakespeare like you’ve never seen it before!Author William Shakespeare, adapted by Regina R. MalanDirector Regina R. MalanChoreographer Regina R. MalanDécor Design Stephan FourieCostume Design Regina R. MalanLighting Design Regina R. Malan

ARENA

10 December 2019 @ 19:30 (Preview)

11 December 2019 @ 19:30 (Opening)

12–13 December 2019 @ 19:30

14 December 2019 @ 15:00 | 19:30

17–20 December 2019 @ 19:30

21 December 2019 @ 15:00 | 19:30

R100

10 – 21 DECEMBER 2019

PG16

± 2 hours 20 minutes

• Pre-Christmas Rush Early Bird Special! valid Monday 7 October 2019 until close of business Friday 1 November 2019. (Exclusion dates for Early bird tickets are Tuesday 10 & 17 December 2019):R80

• Half Price Tuesdays: valid Tuesday Preview night 10 December and 17 December 2019. (All tickets are the same price, this includes block booking, student, pensioner and scholar): R50

• Block Bookings of 6 or more: valid from 11–14 and 18–21 December 2019: R80

• Pensioners and Students with proof of status: valid from 11–14 and 18–21 December 2019: R60

• Scholars (aged 16–18 years) with proof of status: valid from 11–14 and 18–21 December 2019: R60

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9www.artscape.co.zaBOOK NOW

15 JANUARY – 2 FEBRUARY 2020

The world’s premier theatrical ice-skating company, The Imperial Ice Stars, returns to South Africa with a brand-new show, Peter Pan On Ice. Take a journey to Neverland in this classic tale of magic and make-believe, spectacularly staged on real ice. Set to an original score, the show features awe-inspiring acrobatics, � ying sequences, and spectacular � re-on-ice drama and mystery to the theatrical experience.Showcasing 23 former World, European and National Championship-level skaters, the highly accomplished cast will astound and mesmerise audiences with their adrenaline-rich, dramatic performance. Collectively, the entire cast holds more than 250 competition medals and will bring their athletic and artistic talents to retell J M Barrie’s well-loved story of Peter Pan.

± 2 hours 45 minutes

Family Package Wednesday, Thursday, Friday @ 19:30• 5 people: R1 750 (Save R500)• 6 people: R2 100 (Save R600)To book for both individual tickets and the Family Package, contact: • Artscape Dial-A-Seat on 021 421 7695• The Computicket Call Centre on

0861 915 8000, www.computicket.com or www.theatreonthebay.co.za.

• Theatre on the Bay’s Box Offi ce on 021 438 3300

• All Computicket outlets including those at Shoprite & Checkers(This reduction is for families and not group bookings)

Group Bookings• Wednesday to Saturday @ 7.30pm• Valid for the best seats in the house:

Reserve A seat. • Groups of 20–30 people: R75 Discount • Groups of 40 or more people: R100

Discount

OPERA HOUSE

15–17 January 2020 @ 19:30

18 January 2020 @ 15:00 | 19:30

19 January 2020 @ 14:00 | 17:30

21–24 January 2020 @ 19:30

25 January 2020 @ 15:00 | 19:30

26 January 2020 @ 14:00 | 17:30

28–31 January 2020 @ 19:30

1 February 2020 @ 15:00 | 19:30

2 February 2020 @ 14:00 | 17:30

Tuesday @ 19:30 & Sunday @ 17:30

R115 | R125 | R225 | R300 | R375

Wednesday – Friday @ 19:30 & Saturday @ 15:00 | 19:30 & Sunday @ 14:00

R125 | R225 | R300 | R375 | R450

ON ICE

No Under 5’s

* Non-potable water will be used during all performances.

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10 BOOK NOW www.artscape.co.za

La bohème Impoverished but inspired, Puccini’s young Bohemians make art, quarrel, make up, break up, and make-believe that there will always be another tomorrow – never imagining that their frail friend, Mimi, will not live to see the � nal days of summer. La bohème is told as � ashbacks of the elderly painter, Marcello. The production movingly contrasts the impetuousness of youth with the regrets of old age.

Composer Giacomo PucciniLibrettist Luigi Illica & Giuseppe GiacosaDirector Matthew WildConductor Jeremy SilverSet Design Kathrin FroschCostume Design Ingo KrüglerLighting Design Kobus Rossouw

THEATRE

14 February 2020 @ 19:30 (Opening)

16 February 2020 @ 15:00

18 February 2020 @ 19:30

20 February 2020 @ 19:30

22 February 2020 @ 18:00

R150 | R200 | R250 (16 February 2020 @ 15:00)

R200 | R275 | R325 (All other performances)

• Block Bookings: 15% discount on R325, R275 tickets

• Pensioners and Students: 50%discount; only for 16 February 2020 on R250, R200 tickets and 18 Feb on R325, R275 tickets performances max 100 tickets at this rate per performance

• Scholars (aged 2–18): 50% discount on R325, R275 tickets; only for 16 & 18 February 2020 performances max 100 tickets at this rate per performance± 2 hours 20 minutes

± 3 Days, 9:00–17:00 daily

Design Indaba 2020 Design Indaba 2020 celebrates a momentous milestone in the conference’s legacy – its 25th anniversary. Join us at the conference and festival, as it brings to the stage the creative optimism and activism people have come to expect from this � agship platform. Design Indaba 2020 will be an immersive experience that includes a series of captivating design talks by day and festival by night. It will feature live music, theatre, product launches, designer shopping, exhibitions, masterclasses – all designed to help you explore the realms of creativity. Tickets are available on Webtickets. For additional information contact Design Indaba on 021 465 9966 or visit www.designindaba.com.

Director Ravi Naidoo

VARIOUS VENUES

26–28 February 2020 @ 09:00 – 17:00

• Full Conference (3 days): R9 155• One day Conference Ticket: R3 555• Two Day Conferene Ticket: R7 110• Simulcast – student rate: R1 785• Simulcast – standard rate: R1 945• We also have various Simulcast venues

nationally. Please refer to the Design Indaba website for rates.

14 – 22 FEBRUARY 2020

26 – 28 FEBRUARY 2020

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NOVEMBER 2019

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Thu 28 17:00 ArtsAbility Festival: Here I

Thu 28 19:30 ArtsAbility Festival: Unmute and Friends T

Thu 28 20:00 The Greatest Love of All: A Whitney Houston Tribute OH

Fri 29 12:00 ArtsAbility Festival: Ability Day T

Fri 29 20:00 The Greatest Love of All: A Whitney Houston Tribute OH

Sat 30 13:00 ArtsAbility Festival: Inclusive SA T

Sat 30 16:00 ArtsAbility Festival: Here I

Sat 30 20:00 The Greatest Love of All: A Whitney Houston Tribute OH

DECEMBER 2019

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Sun 1 14:00 The Greatest Love of All: A Whitney Houston Tribute OH

Mon 2 13:00 ArtsAbility Festival: Kasi Ability ST

Tue 3 13:00 ArtsAbility Festival: ArtsAbility in the Backyard ST

Tue 3 13:00 Lunch Hour Concert with Cape Town Opera CF

Wed 4 13:00 Lunch Hour Concert with Cape Malay Choir CF

Fri 6 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 7 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy (Opening) TF

Sat 7 15:00 Ripped Genes Concert T

Sat 7 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 7 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 8 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Mon 9 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Tue 10 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Tue 10 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story (Preview) T

Wed 11 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Wed 11 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story (Opening) T

Wed 11 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Thu 12 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Thu 12 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Thu 12 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Fri 13 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Fri 13 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Fri 13 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

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DECEMBER 2019

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Sat 14 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Sat 14 15:00 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Sat 14 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 14 19:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Sat 14 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Sat 14 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 15 14:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 15 15:00 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Sun 15 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Tue 17 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Tue 17 19:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Tue 17 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Wed 18 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Wed 18 15:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Wed 18 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Wed 18 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Thu 19 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Thu 19 19:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Thu 19 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Thu 19 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Fri 20 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Fri 20 19:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Fri 20 19:30 Othello: A Woman’s Story T

Fri 20 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 21 10:30 More Adventures of Noddy TF

Sat 21 15:00 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Sat 21 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 21 19:30 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Sat 21 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 22 14:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 22 15:00 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Sun 22 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Tue 24 11:00 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

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DECEMBER 2019

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Tue 24 15:00 A Christmas Carol: The Story of Scrooge T

Tue 24 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Fri 27 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 28 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 28 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 29 14:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 29 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Tue 31 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

JANUARY 2020

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Thu 2 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Fri 3 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 4 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 4 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 5 14:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 5 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Tue 7 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Wed 8 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Thu 9 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Fri 10 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 11 16:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sat 11 20:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 12 14:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Sun 12 18:00 The Rocky Horror Show OH

Wed 15 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Thu 16 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Fri 17 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sat 18 15:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sat 18 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 19 14:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 19 17:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Tue 21 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

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JANUARY 2020

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Wed 22 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Thu 23 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Fri 24 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sat 25 15:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sat 25 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 26 14:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 26 17:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Tue 28 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Wed 29 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Thu 30 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Fri 31 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

FEBRUARY 2020

DAY DATE TIME PRODUCTION VENUE

Sat 1 15:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sat 1 19:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 2 14:00 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Sun 2 17:30 Peter Pan on Ice OH

Fri 14 19:30 La Bohème (Opening) T

Sun 16 15:00 La Bohème T

Tue 18 19:30 La Bohème T

Thu 20 19:30 La Bohème T

Sat 22 18:00 La Bohème T

Wed 26 09:00 Design Indaba 2020 VV

Thu 27 09:00 Design Indaba 2020 VV

Fri 28 09:00 Design Indaba 2020 VV

A = Arena | OH = Opera House | T = Theatre | TF = Teatre FoyerCF = Chandelier Foyer | ST = Shack Theatre | VV = Various Venues

I = iSibaya

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

The genius, innovation and grandeur of the one and only Prince - this immersive stage show experience pays tribute and reverence to one of the greatest musical pioneers of our time. Dedicated live performances from talented multi-instrumentalist Dale Ray on vocals, guitar and piano, are a � tting commemoration in this world-class production that evokes the wondrous and quixotic realm of Prince – his music, his art, his vision. Expect a sensory spectacular created with a world-class 8-piece band, bespoke costuming and production, and a raft of iconic songs – Purple Rain, When Doves Cry, Kiss, Diamonds and Pearls, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, and more.Director John van GrinsvenChoreographer Dance Captain Clasina van GrinsvenLighting Design Jack Hopper

OPERA HOUSE

27 May 2020 @ 20:00 (Opening)

28-30 May 2020 @ 20:00

31 May 2020 @ 14:00

R250 | R320 | R390

E X P E R I E N C EE X P E R I E N C E

1999THE ULTIMATE

Proudly presented by Showtime Australia.

Not associated with The Prince Estate.

± 2 hours 30 minutes

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Come and experience this electrifying concert experience of Tina, Simply the Best with this full stage production brimming with hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. This concert will feature the powerful, raspy vocals and thrilling stage presence of Caroline Borole, complete with band, brass section, backing vocalists and dancers to make this the de� nitive tribute, and a fabulous fun night out! Hear all the energetic rock and soulful RnB hits that made Tina one of the 20th century’s biggest names in music – Simply the Best, What’s Love Got to Do With It, River Deep Mountain High, Proud Mary, Nutbush City Limits, We Don’t Need Another Hero, What You Get is What You See, Private Dancer, and many more.Director John van GrinsvenDance Captain Clasina van GrinsvenLighting Design Jack Hopper

OPERA HOUSE

29 July 2020 @ 20:00 (Opening)

30–31 July 2020 @ 20:00

1 August 2020 @ 20:00

2 August 2020 @ 14:00

R250 | R320 | R390 ± 2 hours 30 minutes

TINASimply the Best

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WOMAN ZONE is a space for all the women of Cape Town – to share ideas, information, inspiration and experiences.

• Visit our Women’s Library on Artscape’s ground � oor next to Box O� ce

• Join our Book Club, which is held every second Saturday afternoon of the month

• Take part in our regular Story Café’s – these include launches, talks and discussions

• Walk with us on the Women’s Walk and Talk routes in the City

• Witness the Wire Woman statue outside our Library• Share your thoughts and personal stories – we are here to listen• Sign up to be on our mailing list: [email protected]

• Visit our Women’s Library

• Join our Book Club, which

Saturday afternoon of the

Contact us on [email protected] 083 431 9986

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Artscafe makes way for new Harvest Table

Artscafe will be closed until further notice, but we are introducing an exciting new concept to Artscape! The Harvest Table o� ers an upmarket “On the Go” menu, in line with current food trends o� ering healthy, practical and appealing meal options to patrons. This will be served at the bar areas and will be available before shows and during intervals. The food items will be available on hand, visually displayed and priced with a� ordability and value for money in mind. Arts Live! on the ground � oor, remains open for light meals, during o  ce hours only.

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18 Information correct at the time of going to print www.artscape.co.za

Underground Parking

The underground municipal car park linked to Artscape is open for public parking from

17:00 on weekdays, and an hour before the starting time of shows on weekends. It

closes at 24:00. The parking fee is R24.00 and R15.00 for pensioners.

Wheelchair Access

Limited facilities for wheelchairs are available in the Opera House and Theatre in

accordance with safety regulations. Wheelchair seats can be booked at the

Artscape Box O� ce, at any Computicket outlet, or through the Computicket call

centre. Please note that the Arena is not wheelchair friendly.

Toilets for wheelchair-bound patrons are situated in the Marble and Chandelier

Foyers of the Opera House, and on the lower level of the Theatre Foyer.

Limited parking bays are available for bona � de Disabled Parking Disc Holders in

the tunnel area opposite the Stage Door entrance, and in the sta� parking area.

A drop-o� facility is available in the tunnel area for patrons who have di� culty

walking.

Prior arrangements in all regards should be made with the Front of House

Manager, David van Deventer. Tel: 021 410 9851

Email: [email protected]

Latecomers

Latecomers may be seated at the discretion of the Front of House Manager at an

appropriate interval in the performance. TV monitors are available.

Our Mailing List and Electronic Newsletter

If you would like to receive this brochure regularly, please supply your name

and address to Artscape, PO Box 4107, Cape Town, 8000 or visit the website and

subscribe to the electronic newsletter.

Toddlers

Children under � ve should be accompanied by an adult, and are encouraged to

attend children’s theatre and matinees. No children under � ve are allowed at

evening performances.

Guided Tours

Limited guided tours are available on request. To book, phone 021 410 9851

Email: [email protected].

Venue Hire

Enquiries regarding the use of the Artscape Theatre for theatrical productions

and conferences should be directed to the Planning Manager, Guy Burbidge.

Tel: 021 410 9946 or e-mail [email protected]

www.artscape.co.za

Artscape Resource Centre (A.R.C) coordinates e� orts aimed at providing much needed support and resources for creative practitioners. It is a creative hub that disseminates industry related information to creative practitioners. As a space, it provides a platform for creative practitioners to establish business exchanges among themselves and o� ers administrative support through the computer lab, facilities, consultations and capacity building.

VISIONTo place the Artscape Resource Centre at the heart of the artistic network and artistic community of the Western Cape, while improving the overall arts administration skills of the industry through our training programme and access to Arts Administration Readers Corner.

OBJECTIVES• To make the physical space accessible, approachable and optimally

functional.• To e� ectively and e� ciently communicate the opportunities

available within the art sector our members.• To host networking events to provide a platform for the artistic

community to engage with one another.• To contribute towards a much-needed pool of skilled arts

administrators in South Africa through a training programme.• To avail books about arts administration, and so on for use by our

members.• To keep abreast of, and keep our members informed about

developments that happen in this community, and its supporting industries both locally and abroad.

SERVICES• Internet and Personal Computer

facilities• Arts Administration Training• Information Dissemination• Networking Forums• Consultations

• Venue Bookings:– Common Room– Meeting Room– Exhibition Space

• Reading Corner – Art Library

Operating hoursMondays to Thursdays 9:00 – 16:00Fridays 9:00 – 15:30

Reception:Tel: 021 410 9952 Admin O� ce:Tel: 021 410 9205

Administrator:Anastatia GweleTel: 021 410 9205 E-mail: [email protected]

FOR MORE INFORMATION

A.R.C Contact person:Toberin MeyerTel: 021 410 9917 E-mail: [email protected]

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Underground Parking

The underground municipal car park linked to Artscape is open for public parking from

17:00 on weekdays, and an hour before the starting time of shows on weekends. It

closes at 24:00. The parking fee is R24.00 and R15.00 for pensioners.

Wheelchair Access

Limited facilities for wheelchairs are available in the Opera House and Theatre in

accordance with safety regulations. Wheelchair seats can be booked at the

Artscape Box O� ce, at any Computicket outlet, or through the Computicket call

centre. Please note that the Arena is not wheelchair friendly.

Toilets for wheelchair-bound patrons are situated in the Marble and Chandelier

Foyers of the Opera House, and on the lower level of the Theatre Foyer.

Limited parking bays are available for bona � de Disabled Parking Disc Holders in

the tunnel area opposite the Stage Door entrance, and in the sta� parking area.

A drop-o� facility is available in the tunnel area for patrons who have di� culty

walking.

Prior arrangements in all regards should be made with the Front of House

Manager, David van Deventer. Tel: 021 410 9851

Email: [email protected]

Latecomers

Latecomers may be seated at the discretion of the Front of House Manager at an

appropriate interval in the performance. TV monitors are available.

Our Mailing List and Electronic Newsletter

If you would like to receive this brochure regularly, please supply your name

and address to Artscape, PO Box 4107, Cape Town, 8000 or visit the website and

subscribe to the electronic newsletter.

Toddlers

Children under � ve should be accompanied by an adult, and are encouraged to

attend children’s theatre and matinees. No children under � ve are allowed at

evening performances.

Guided Tours

Limited guided tours are available on request. To book, phone 021 410 9851

Email: [email protected].

Venue Hire

Enquiries regarding the use of the Artscape Theatre for theatrical productions

and conferences should be directed to the Planning Manager, Guy Burbidge.

Tel: 021 410 9946 or e-mail [email protected]

General Information

19www.artscape.co.zaInformation correct at the time of going to print

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www.artscape.co.za

Booking Info ARTSCAPE Box O� ce, Computicket outlets and credit card telephone bookings Tel | 021 421 7695Mondays to Fridays: 09:00 – 17:00 Saturdays: 09:00 – 12:30

Artscape Theatre Centre

@ArtscapeTheatre

Artscape Theatre

@ArtscapeTheatre

Important Telephone Numbers Switchboard | 021 410 9800 Fax | 021 421 5448 Dial-a-Seat | 021 421 7695Box O� ce Enquiries | 021 421 7839 Arts Café | 021 410 9852 Fine Music Radio | 021 401 1013

ARTSCAPE THEATRE CENTRE 1 DF Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Town 8001 PO Box 4107, Cape Town 8000Tel | 021 410 9800 Fax | 021 421 5448 e-mail | [email protected]