The five most popular Afrikaans productions which sold out at the Woordfees in Stellenbosch earlier this year, take to the stage at the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio, for two weeks only from 14 to 28 May. The season is called the Fees van die Uitverkooptes.

On Wednesday 2^nd May, Cape Town theatre personalities, writers, diplomats and invited guests gathered at Magnet Theatre, Observatory to recognise the South African winners of the inaugural Theatre in Translation initiative organised by Proyecto 34°S.

Following its phenomenal success at Syracuse Stage in Central New York, the powerful drama The Brothers Size by one of America’s hottest young award-winning literary voices, Tarrel Alvin McCraney, comes to the Baxter Flipside for three weeks only from 18 May to 9 June at 7pm nightly.

Inspired by the story of two small time crooks,  and  curious  to know  what motivated them, Brent Palmer’s new play “Bench” is to have a play reading before it goes to the 2012 National Arts Festival.  The reading is on Sunday 13 May 2012 at 5pm in the Baxter Studio and directed by Michael Kirch.

The YOUNG PERFORMERS PROJECT, coordinated by the PERFORMING ARTS NETWORK OF SOUTH AFRICA (PANSA) KZN and underwritten/sponsored by RAINBOW Pty Ltd, is a musical theatre project for High School Learners, run every year from May to July in Durban.

Once again, and with much thanks to the Gordon Institute for the Performing and Creative Arts (GIPCA), the Baxter Theatre Centre and Distell, the Theatre Arts Admin Collective is able to award 4 bursaries to some of South Africa's most exciting emerging theatre directors.  

Dear Baxter Theatre Centre patrons, artists, friends and media 

We regret to inform you of the sudden departure of The Forum restaurant from the Baxter Theatre Centre premises.

Thirteen exciting original productions will make their mainstream debut at the Baxter Theatre Centre’s second Zabalaza Theatre Festival in the Golden Arrow Studio from 17 to 31 March daily, with eight more on at the newly introduced Fringe Programme on Saturday 24 March.

Choreographer Nicola Elliott is looking for a physical theatre performer for this 45minute work, which will be performed in Cape Town and tour to the National Arts Festival Arena 2012.

The saying goes: “There's no business like show business.” And Gomacc is taking this saying to the next level, hitting the ground running in 2012, with innovative plans to take the organisation forward and offer an even better quality of service to their members.