Strategies for Survival at Sibikwa 1988 – 2021

Landmarks of South African Theatre History Edited by Phyllis Klotz and Smal Ndaba ORDER HERE Founders of Sibikwa Arts Centre, Smal Ndaba and Phyllis Klotz, with contributions by leading practitioners and scholars in the South African creative and cultural industries, tell an engaging and contextualised history of the township-based arts centre. Almost 30 years into […]

Women’s Month @ Sibikwa

This August, Sibikwa Arts Centre in partnership with Lucky Dance Theatre presents an inclusive dance programme designed to spotlight the diverse experiences of vulnerable and marginalised bodies in contemporary society, including women, people with disabilities, and the LGBTI community. We aim to illuminate the various forms of systemic and personal violence faced by these groups, […]

Sibikwa Sisters Bring Theatre to your Doorstep

The Sibikwa Arts Centre sponsored by TotalEnergies are excited to announce that the Sibikwa Sisters will be kick-starting the year with a tour of their newest production IFINDO – THE KNOT. Most women dream of their wedding before they even find their life partner.  In the African culture, finding the love of your life and […]