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Inspired by the extraordinary life of the last queen of Madagascar, "RANAVALONA III, THE CHRYSALIS QUEEN", the production is a way of celebrating all powerful women in our society and across the world. A continuous journey through time and space, to present and represent women in undaunted manner.

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THE CHINESE NEW YEAR SPRING FESTIVAL The theatre was transformed into a vibrant hub of discovery, excitement, and cultural exchange during the Chinese Festival. Guests wandered through an immersive exhibition celebrating Chinese creativity, innovation, and technology. From interactive displays to stunning vehicle showcases outside, attendees explored and engaged with fascinating experiences that sparked curiosity and connection. As the evening unfolded, the spotlight shifted to the stage, where Chinese performers mesmerized audiences with their extraordinary talent. Their performances highlighted the beauty of precision, artistry, and storytelling that is deeply rooted in their native culture. But the celebration didn’t stop there , South African artists took to the stage, bringing the richness of our diverse cultures to life through dance, music, and vibrant storytelling. This cultural dialogue created a magical exchange, where guests experienced the best of both worlds. The festival was a testament to creativity, collaboration, and connection, leaving attendees inspired and enthralled. It was a day where innovation met artistry, and cultures came together to celebrate shared experiences in a dynamic and unforgettable way.

A strong cast of 47 members and a thirteen-piece band tell the story of Phindile (Simphiwe Ndlovu), a Tshwane University of Technology student and leader of #Fees Must Fall movement. Phindile’s life takes a sharp turn after the student protest at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. This story is a testament to her determination to triumph despite the odds stacked against her by the system and society at large. She will stop at nothing to fight for the freedom of students, for free education and ultimately her own freedom. ‘Freedom’ also examines