In 1957 local attorney, Bertie Stern, Chairman of the South Peninsula Dramatic Society, purchased the land for the Masque Theatre. With the help of friends, the derelict building was rebuilt. Bertie insisted that the theatre be multiracial. Every possible obstacle was used to stop Bertie opening a theatre in which all races were welcome, however persistence eventually won the day, and

The eye-catching Soweto Theatre, afforded spectacular views in the heart of the emerging Jabulani commercial node, opened with a jam-packed programme on the weekend of Africa Day, on Friday, 25 May 2012. It was a culmination of both national and global best practices in theatre design, including top-notch acoustics and state-of-the-art lighting and sound facilities. In designing this theatre, the

Oceans to explore South Africa’s iconic Two Oceans Aquarium provides an unforgettable view of the life that thrives beneath the waves of the southern African coastline. The Aquarium is a perennial favourite among locals and tourists, famous for introducing visitors to the magnificent animals and plants that call this stunning coastline home. Conveniently located at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town’s

The AmaZink Live Theatre and Restaurant can be found in the Kayamandi township. Experience the best of local kasi (township) cuisine, along with a musical that honours some of South Africa’s best performers. Pre-booking required. Show + 3-course meal – R350 per person