Artscape in Cape Town
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Artscape

Located in central Cape Town, the Artscape Theatre Centre is home to artistic excellence across all genres of performing arts.
  • Things to do | Performances
Andrew Hallett
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Time Out says

When it comes to artistic excellence in Cape Town, the Artscape Theatre Centre is the place to visit.

Located in central Cape Town, the Artscape was opened on 19 May 1971 as the Nico Malan Theatre Centre. Ever since, it has been the home to world class productions and has become the venue of choice for all genres of performing arts. Described as an "iconic cultural beacon in the Western Cape", the theatre provides theatre-goers with an experience to remember.

What to expect during your visit:

The Artscape complex offers a dynamic and engaging environment, featuring:

  • A fully equipped auditorium seating 1,487 guests, ideal for large-scale performances
  • A mid-sized theatre with 540 seats
  • A more intimate theatre accommodating 140 guests, suited for smaller productions
  • Rehearsal rooms

Details

Address
Artscape Theatre Centre
D.F. Malan Street
Foreshore
Cape Town
8001
Transport:
Parking is available on site.

What’s on

The 12th South African International Ballet Competition

The 12th South African International Ballet Competition (SAIBC) brings together top-tier talent from South Africa and around the world, with this year’s Jury hailing from China, Canada, South Korea, Switzerland, South Africa, Belgium, and the USA. The three-day competition will take place at the Artscape Theatre from 29 to 31 July.

CHICAGO

Get ready to be dazzled – the world’s sexiest musical, CHICAGO, is back at the Artscape! This sizzling, jazz-infused spectacle brings the roaring 1920s to life with a thrilling tale of fame, fortune, and all that jazz. Packed with sultry choreography, unforgettable music, and razor-sharp wit, CHICAGO returns to Cape Town’s Artscape Theatre for a limited run from 27 August to 28 September.

Jonathan Butler: A life in song

From humble beginnings in the Cape Flats to global acclaim, Dr Jonathan Butler’s inspiring journey will be celebrated in a special concert at the Artscape Theatre on 24 October. The concert will reflect on his life, recognising both the obstacles he faced and the contributions he has made through music. His achievements include two Grammy nominations and an Honorary Doctorate from Stellenbosch University.
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