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With a 44-year history and over 300 awards the Market Theatre is celebratory of its past, anchored to the present and visionary about its future, remaining at the forefront of producing and presenting cutting edge works.

🔔COMPETITION TIME!🎄STAND A CHANCE TO WIN 2 🎟🎟TICKETS TO AMAPIANO WEEKEND LIVE at the Market Theatre! 📅DATE: FRIDAY 16 DE...
14/12/2022

🔔COMPETITION TIME!🎄

STAND A CHANCE TO WIN 2 🎟🎟TICKETS TO AMAPIANO WEEKEND LIVE at the Market Theatre!

📅DATE: FRIDAY 16 DECEMBER
⌚TIME: 5PM - 9PM

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Second week of a satirical phenomenon that has audiences wanting more❕ Written and starring Paul Slabolepszy alongside...
13/06/2022

Second week of a satirical phenomenon that has audiences wanting more❕
Written and starring Paul Slabolepszy alongside Lerato Mvelase and Antony Coleman, directed by Maralin Vanrenen
Book now on 0832464950 / 0784344860

This Sunday 21 February 2021, the exhibition of Es'kia Mphahlele's works will open. RSVP today for your spot by emailin...
19/02/2021

This Sunday 21 February 2021, the exhibition of Es'kia Mphahlele's works will open. RSVP today for your spot by emailing: [email protected]

The show Tate Etla G*e an adaptation of Eskia Mphahlele’s Father Come Home, will be accompanied by Amazwi Mphahlele’s ex...
15/02/2021

The show Tate Etla G*e an adaptation of Eskia Mphahlele’s Father Come Home, will be accompanied by Amazwi Mphahlele’s exhibition by Amazwi South African Museum of literature.

Come through for a wholistic arts experience enjoy the exhibition before watching the show.

she knows...“You don’t have to play masculine to be a strong woman.” – Mary Elizabeth WinsteadSusan Nell knew that her...
08/01/2021

she knows...
“You don’t have to play masculine to be a strong woman.” – Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Susan Nell knew that her strength lies in her capabilities and not masculinity. This January we open our doors with this awe inspiring production that focuses on the strength of a woman.
Kamphoer - Die Verhaal van Susan Nell will preview on 27 January 2021.

Book your tickets now on 0832464950 / 0118321641.

09/12/2020

📣INVITATION TO THE HUGH MASEKELA HERITAGE FESTIVAL 2020 STREAM📣

In the midst of the COVID 19 storm, a musical and cultural oasis of relief, the Hugh Masekela Heritage Festival 2020 Online, brings Bra Hugh’s eclectic and broad vision of South African, and African, culture, music and heritage. Presented by Assupol, and produced by Semopa Entertainment, this year’s festival will be a free access online affair available on www.skyroomlive.com on Sunday the 13th of December at 8pm.

in IsiXhosa means 'Ukuxova', a Xhosa word meaning to prepare dough for home-baked bread, portrayed as a metaphor for ...
26/10/2020

in IsiXhosa means 'Ukuxova', a Xhosa word meaning to prepare dough for home-baked bread, portrayed as a metaphor for the process of raising a child, which we journey with in the narrative. The endured hardships of solo parenthood and father absenteeism is brought to stage for examination...

Premiering at the Market Theatre this Festive Season 4 - 13 December 2020.

NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

Book your tickets now on 0832464950 / 0118321641

😎👏👌The Count Down Has Begun!🤩🔥🥳4 Days to the preview of production,Peeling Shadows, which will open the Ramolao Makhene...
26/10/2020

😎👏👌The Count Down Has Begun!🤩🔥🥳
4 Days to the preview of production,Peeling Shadows, which will open the Ramolao Makhene theatre this Friday 30 October 2020.

The show is inspired by the pervasive South African Urban Legends that reside in our collective consciousness. It explores the lives and importance of essential workers through myths and draws attention to how often we allow those legends and myths prevent us from connecting with each other. The production aims to open minds, wash eyes and help us all see each other for who we really are.

Book your tickets now on 0832464950 / 0118321641 for special priced tickets.

The Market Photo Workshop take a firm approach to the sexual assaultThe Market Photo Workshop has learnt of allegations ...
09/10/2020

The Market Photo Workshop take a firm approach to the sexual assault

The Market Photo Workshop has learnt of allegations of sexual assault concerning one of its educators. The letter was received via our student WhatsApp group and later shared on Twitter this morning; the victim is at this stage anonymous. We view the allegations very seriously and have given much consideration to the impact of these allegations for the alleged victim and alleged perpetrator, as well as our school community.

It is with this in mind that the Market Photo Workshop, a business unit of the Market Theatre Foundation, has decided to place the educator in question on precautionary leave while we explore legal advice. Even though the alleged assault did not happen on our premises and the alleged victim is not from the Market Photo Workshop community, we view this in its seriousness and encourage the victim to report the matter to the police.

The Market Theatre Foundation and all its business units have a zero-tolerance approach to all matters relating to gender-based violence.

Issued by
Zama Buthelezi
Brand and Communications Manager
Market Theatre 011 832 1641

''Text me when you arrive'' will be streamed tomorrow at 2:30pm and again at 6:30pm tomorrow Thursday 8th and Friday 9th...
07/10/2020

''Text me when you arrive'' will be streamed tomorrow at 2:30pm and again at 6:30pm tomorrow Thursday 8th and Friday 9th October. Followed by a conversation at 7:30pm.

The Windybrow Arts Centre brings you conversations under the umbrella. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Thari seeks to engage members of society to recognise themselves as culture creators – as people who may be contributing to, and perpetuating, the culture and traditions that no longer resonate with us as a society? It is imperative that we deconstruct our prevalent culture, and its origins, and dissect how we uphold and accept norms that no longer serve us as a people.

Through the provocations presented by South African women in their works of art, we will tackle the subject of the culture – that we have accepted as normative – that is harmful to society. Thari brings men – who have taken a clear stance against GBV – into the conversation that is currently being spearheaded by women, to chart the pathways forward to communities where all can thrive, free from harm.

16/09/2020

Congratulations to Nomvula Molepo in her new role as the Head of Technical at the Market Theatre Foundation, she steps into this high intensity Job with ease!

Molepo started her career in 1997 as an intern at the Market Theatre. Her 23-year journey of hard work, perseverance and passion has been rewarded with one of the top positions at the Foundation.

Head of Technical Unit acts as a resident expert who supervises the activities of all technical departments such as lighting, set, costume, sound, and stage management and oversee the use and maintenance of all theatre equipment.

https://markettheatre.co.za/productions/molepo-steps-into-high-intensity-job-with-ease/

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