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Wolf Biscuit
Comedy

Wolf Biscuit

JUL - AUG 2026

A play by Pierre Malherbe

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Andrew Roux and Brett Williams • 60 min • English

FROM THE WRITER OF BUCKET BOY AND APPLE FACE COMES A THRILLING NEW INDIE COMEDY.

Written and directed by Pierre Malherbe, WOLF BISCUIT is an absurdist two-hander bro-mantic comedy-drama starring Andrew Roux and Brett Williams. Roux and Williams play work colleagues trying to survive in a cut-throat industry and navigate their love/hate relationship. These intrepid characters will take you on a surreal journey through betrayal, deception, and different-sized coffee mugs.

If you’ve ever put a shoe in a postbox, spilled beer on a Labrador, or placed a baguette in a car boot in Kraaifontein, then WOLF BISCUIT is the life-altering show you’ve been waiting for.

Malherbe’s darkly comedic production toys with the fragility of uneasy companionship, balancing the mundane and the menacing, pulling the audience into a bizarre and unpredictable world for an experience that is as unsettling as it is hilarious.

4.9 (52)
Seun
Drama

Seun

AUG 2026

Based on the book by Dana Snyman

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Wilhelm van der Walt • 70 min • Afrikaans

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS PRODUCTION IS PERFORMED IN AFRIKAANS


Winner of five awards at the Momentum Aardklop 2025, including Best Theatre Production, Best Actor, Director and Audience Favourite.

Winner of the Woordfees award for Best One-Person Show at the Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees 2025.


In Seun, Dana Snyman shares the part of his story he has never spoken about: his experiences in the 1980s. This was the era of P.W. Botha's finger pointing, the Voëlvry tour, AWB rallies, negotiations, and the last days of conscription. Dana is dishonourably discharged from the army, but not before a stint in Ward 24. This raw, revealing memoir asks: How does a boy become a man? A boy who can't catch a girl's attention? A boy who isn't good enough for the army? Seun is a moving account of coming of age during the death throes of a political system, about masculinity and honour, and about the love that ultimately overcomes it all.


Beautifully directed by the award winning Nico Scheepers ( The Glass Menagerie/ Speelgoed van Glas, Nêrens- Noordkaap) adapted by Johann Smith( Die reuk van appels)

4.8 (10)