After completing a successful run of David Kramer’s musical comedy Some like It Vrot, Marc Lottering is back at the Baxter with his new stand up show I Don’t Work on Sundays.

In 1963 a little-known quartet from Liverpool turned the world of music and fashion on its head, creating a cultural revolution that left a lasting legacy still admired and respected 50 years on.

Join Allesverloren this year at the estate’s three venues for the Riebeek Valley Olive Festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6.

Take two multi award winning rock bands, aKING and Van Coke Kartel, throw in a bit of balkanolgy nostalgia with DJ Maorginal, ska with the Lancaster Band and Indie group Machineri, an appearance by Larry Joe … and you have one rocking insane concert!

The Gugulethu Tenors, the Afro-operatic pop sensation that has captivated audiences with their breathtaking sound and enduring story, will perform live in concert at the Fugard Theatre for one night only on 9 March 2012.

Michael Richard stars in New York comedian Steve Solomon’s one man show “My Mother’s Italian, My father’s Jewish and I’m in Therapy" at Theatre on the Bay.

Walking into the Sanlam Studio one is greeted with the acrid and overpowering smell of burning herbs and tribal chanting.

A wicked, funny, joyous play about art, the eccentricities of age and the celebratory power of the human spirit.

Two of the most popular composers performed by two of the best piano men around– the award-winning performers Godfrey Johnson and Roland Perold première their new show, Coward &Cole, at Kalk Bay Theatre from 7 to 24 March.