Maverick Life Julius Caesar — a fluid, but slightly flaccid, time-travelling Shakespeare full of intellectual bravado 5 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life A Doll’s House, Part 2: Not a sequel, a play with questions about gender equality that affect us all 5 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life The devil dreams in charcoal: In Faustus in Africa!, puppets plunder humanity’s soul 7 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Dear Evan Hansen: A musical that looks like The Matrix but sounds like teen spirit 7 min 2 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Shakespeare's enchantment shines as The Tempest captivates Cape Town audiences under the stars 7 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life The Addams Family is a blast of feel-good wholesomeness and antidote to gloom 8 min 1 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Nkoli: The Vogue-Opera — it’s fierce, fabulous … and freaking fantastic 6 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life A Streetcar Named Desire provides a nerve-jangling journey into the human condition 7 min 2 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Intimate and full of humanity, Pieces of Me is food for the soul in a ritual of storytelling 4 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life All rise: Agatha Christie’s ‘Witness for the Prosecution’ is a study in audience gullibility 5 min 1 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Big, juicy, and quite naughty — ‘Lucia di Lammermoor’ is evidence of opera in full swing 6 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Trouble in Mind — smoke and mirrors, on stage and behind the scenes 5 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life Three bite-size operas offer something old, something new, something comic and something blue 7 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life ‘Mamma Mia!’, or ‘How the Swedes perfected karaoke on a Greek island’ 7 min 3 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life ‘Spring Awakening’ — a blueprint-defying musical that refuses to fall in line with mediocrity 7 min 1 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life ‘Die vegetariër’ is an exquisite and deeply discomforting piece of theatre 6 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life A darkly comic tale exposing a savage relationship between mother and daughter 5 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life The raw and the cooked – ‘The Rangers’ is theatre meant to hold you on a knife edge 6 min 0 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life ‘The Grass Widow’ offers a transgressive take on psychological trauma – and the ensuing acts of revenge 4 min 1 By Keith Bain
Maverick Life ‘Shirley Valentine’ – A story of abandoned dreams and monotonous marriages 3 min 0 By Lesley Stones
