Un-Touched
This show is a timely dance production because it explores a generation that has had to adapt to some of the biggest changes in modern society.
Millennials grew up between two worlds, experiencing life before smartphones and social media while also learning how to navigate a constantly connected digital age.
The production looks at how culture, technology, social issues, politics and personal experiences have shaped their beliefs, struggles and successes.
In a world where conversations around identity, mental health, careers and relationships continue to evolve, “Un-Touched” offers a chance to reflect on what has influenced a generation known for resilience and creativity.
It encourages audiences to look beyond stereotypes and understand the stories behind the people who helped shape today’s world.
Where: The Arstcape Theatre.
When: Friday, July 17, and Saturday, July 18, at 5pm.
Peter Pan
This magical musical adaptation of the classic tale invites audiences to fly away to Neverland.
With the school holidays still in full swing, it is the perfect family outing for those looking to swop screen time for a little adventure.
Follow Peter, Wendy, Tinker Bell and the Lost Boys through a world of pirates, friendship and plenty of imagination, as this timeless story comes to life on stage.
Where: Canal Walk Shopping Centre.
When: Runs until Sunday, 19, at 11pm.
Isaac van der Merwe
Experience an unforgettable evening of classical music as acclaimed young pianist Isaac van der Merwe performs a special fundraising recital in support of the Baxter Theatre.
At just 22, Isaac brings award-winning talent and artistry to the stage, with a programme featuring works by Mozart, Berg and other celebrated composers.
Where: Concert Hall at the Baxter Theatre
When: Friday, July 17, at 6.30pm.
