At large
Subtitle: reviewing the arts in South Africa
By: Chris Thurman
Series: Arts in society; Arts in society (Champaign, Ill.)
Publisher: Common Ground Pub.
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Champaign, Ill
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781863359276; 9781863359283
Subjects: Reviews; Arts; Arts and society
Notes: "Material in this book previously appeared in The Weekender (a former Business Day publication), The Sunday Independent, The Financial Mail, The Times and The Mail & Guardian."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Mouthing off; title: Prison break and Hamlet: cheering on the baddies; title: Art and social conscience: paying attention (or, how to feel guilty); title: Satire and suppression; title: Sport and the arts in 2010: notes from the FIFA world cup; title: Cracking walls: 1989-2009 in Germany and South Africa; title: The arts, alive, in Africa; title: Theatre and the performing arts; title: Notes from the National Arts Festival; title: Athol Fugard's ambiguous victory; title: Dance: a broad umbrella; title: On Shakespeare in/and South Africa; title: Zakes Mda, dramatist; title: Comics and comedians; title: Razzle-dazzle 'em; title: Conversations with Pieter-Dirk Uys; title: Opera for Africa; title: Classical and contemporary; title: When literature becomes theatre; title: The wise clown; title: Big music: pop, rock and soul; title: Mike Van Graan's mirror; title: Modern classics?; title: The optimist; title: Theatre bites; title: Listen with your eyes; title: Myth and disco; title: Visual arts; title: Art versus the state; title: White/black/"African" art; title: North and south; title: Is there still life? are there still portraits?; title: Extraordinary, everyday identities; title: On public art and architecture in Johannesburg; title: Mining for new material; title: Shared histories: India and South Africa; title: Books; title: Notes from the Cape Town Book Fair; title: Comparisons are odorous; title: Literary crrritics; title: Book bites; title: Crime and Krimis in south africa; title: Writing the landscape; title: An exile's scars.