As we step into the second quarter of 2017, it’s comforting to know that the Central City’s events calendar remains full.
Regulars
First Thursdays (6 April)
Tuning the Vine (12 April)
Until 27 March
Monday Night Magic
These world-class local and international magicians have a few tricks up their sleeves.
Where: Truth Coffee Roasting HQ, 36 Buitenkant St
When: 20h15 (& 15h00 on Sundays)
Cost: R150
www.magic.capetown
18-25 March
National Library Week
22 March
PJ Powers live
The singer behind the official 1995 Rugby World Cup song (featuring Ladysmith Black Mambazo) takes to the stage.
Where: Café Roux Cape Town, 74 Shortmarket St
When: 20h30
Cost: R100 to R180
http://caferouxsessions.co.za
24-26 March
South African International Tattoo Convention
The event showcases the art of tattooing and features local and international tattooers.
Where: Cape Town International Convention Centre, 1 Lower Long St
When: 19h00 & 21h00
Cost: R180 to R450
http://southafricantattooconvention.com
26 March
The Sleeping Beauty
This Bolshoi Ballet production tells the story of the beautiful Princess Aurora, who falls into a deep slumber for 100 years.
Where: The Fugard Bioscope, Caledon St
When: 11h00
Cost: R100
www.thefugard.com
28 March to 23 April
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Based on the Oscar-winning hit movie, this is the uplifting story of three drag artists who embark on the road trip of a lifetime.
Where: Artscape Theatre Centre, DF Malan St
When: Tuesdays to Fridays 20h00 | Saturdays 15h00 & 20h00 | Sundays 14h00 & 18h00
Cost: R150 to R500
www.artscape.co.za
31 March – 1 April
Cape Town International Jazz Festival
This year’s lineup includes En Vogue, the Rudimentals, Soweto String Quartet, and many more local and international artists.
Where: Cape Town International Convention Centre, 1 Lower Long St
When: 18h00
Cost: R690 to R1 190
www.capetownjazzfest.com
1-13 April
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
A production of children’s theatre about the story of a young, naughty rabbit.
Where: Artscape Theatre Centre, DF Malan St
When: 10h30
Cost: R80
www.artscape.co.za
14-16 April
30 years, 90 minutes
To celebrate three decades on stage, Nataniël will presents highlights from his career, as well as a collection of new songs and stories.
Where: Artscape Theatre Centre, DF Malan St
When: 20h15 (& 15h00 on Sundays)
Cost: R190 to R290
www.artscape.co.za
14 & 16 April
Handel’s Messiah
The Philharmonia Choir of Cape Town (pictured above) puts on its traditional Easter weekend performance.
Where: Cape Town City Hall, Darling St
When: 19h30
Cost: R180 to R200
www.philharmoniachoir.capetown
Image credit: www.philharmoniachoir.capetown
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