In March we are putting on Clue on Stage. Another first for the George Society of Arts! This hilarious murder mystery will be directed by Madie Calitz and is sure to tickle your funny bone where it hurts most! […]
A pantomime is live theatre, family entertainment that has a long theatrical history in Western Culture. Typically it has singing, slapstick humour, dancing and is based on the story of a fairytale or well-known storybook. This year we are […]
Rising Talent, Tamryn Oates (25), who has been in shows at the George Arts Theatre over the past 12 years, tells us how it all started for her. Tamryn tells us about the up and coming Varieté Varieté show […]
Sitting with Carina Beukes in the beautiful Backstage Lounge, we are reminiscing about past shows and on the 74-year history of shows on the walls of the George Arts Theatre. These walls give a unique look at part of […]
You saw her Still wishing Upon a Star, you saw her in Witches and 42nd Street, now, Carina Rademan Beukes is back with a Variety show based on a circus theme, complete with flying trapeze, jugglers and clowns. As […]
Little Shop of Horrors has been one of my favourite musicals of all time. I love a movie or stage show which is thought provoking, has a good story and leaves me wanting more! Oh and did I mention […]
Welcome to the George Arts Theatre auditions for Varieté! Varieté ! The Greatest Variety Show! All you need to know Before auditioning or allowing your child to audition, we ask that you please take careful note of the following: […]
Taste…the final frontier….two riotously hilarious and versatile performers in a laugh-a-minute clash of cultures. The ultra-classy Ian von Memerty (Strictly Come Dancing, SA’s Got Talent and A Handful of Keys) reluctantly teams up with the unashamedly Philistinian Gino Fabbri (Gino Fabbri is Completely Nuts) for an […]
In the first half of June 2019, The George Arts Theatre will be staging the hit Broadway show, Little Shop of Horrors. The story revolves around a young botanical genius named Seymour who, during an eclipse of the […]
The George Arts Theatre is turning 50 this year and we have many wonderful things planned for 2019! The Theatre opened in 1969 with The Sleeping Prince being the very first show on our stage. As a celebration […]
