- Music, Africa
Andre Le Roux: “The Calamity of Covid and The Chaos That It Caused Resulted in New Models.”
When live music died, “streaming in South Africa and possibly in the rest of the world took off and increased during Covid.”
BY Suzy Bernstein
Suzy Bernstein
Contributing Writer
STORIES BY Suzy Bernstein
- People, Africa
Carolyn Carew Is Beating All Odds as A Producer
In a couple of days, together with Liese Kuhn, their Extravagant Ways to Say Goodbye will be pitched at Cannes Film Festival’s Pavillon Afriques.
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Business, Africa
Sara Blecher: Tracking Old Photographs and Championing Safe Sets
Film freezes a period in celluloid. However, an uncoordinated intimate scene could leave a psychological scar.
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Theater, Africa
Gould Still Awakening Minds with Theater
This is her ethos: “Recognition is the consequence, never the object of a great mind.”
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Lifestyle, Art
The Catastrophe of Art Restitution
Fazil Moradi: “… to talk about the Benin bronzes, the Benin artworks, is to talk about imperial formations and colonialism that date back to the early 15th century.”
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Black History, Africa, Theater
Fenced In? Tumisho Masha Leads as Play Explores Dimensions of Fences
As it is in America, so is it in South Africa.
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Business, Africa
SWIFT Takes Proactive Steps in South Africa
Sister’s Working in Film and Television is forestalling sharp practice
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Music, Africa
Cara Stacey: Conquering the World Silently
Gown meets town in diverse forms
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Film, Africa
Hlubi Mboya-Arnold Is All Girls Walking the Talk
Using authentic power beyond the “throne”
BY Suzy Bernstein
- Theater, Africa, Theater People
James Ngcobo Takes the Stage as Artistic Director of the Joburg Theater
South African veteran actor outlines his purpose and dreams for theater as head of artistic production
BY Suzy Bernstein