Spotlight

Nathan talks to Cito from Wonderboom and Atomza from The Muffinz about the 'highs' and lows of being professional musicians.

The intense thriller 'Fatal Attraction' takes to the stage, and in studio we have its stars Ashley Dowds and Jo da Silva. Ruda Landman launches her new book - 'Tell Me Your Story', LAMTA Musical Theatre Academy opens its doors, and 'Puppet Guy' Conrad Koch has us in stitches.

It's a full entertainment line-up! Nic Rush (Watershed) and Ross Learmonth (Prime Circle) chat about the 'Saturday Social Club'. NFL (American football) star Trent Shelton discusses his motivational speaking tour around South Africa, and the 'Green Man Flashing' cast Litha Bam and Kate Liquorish reveal the opening of their new show.

A captured moment in time.... icon of the stage Pieter-Dirk Uys (Tannie Evita) and multi award-winning actor David Dennis, inspire all who love the work of performers and the stage. They share heartfelt stories of South Africa now, and then. We all pay tribute to Ma Winnie Madikizela Mandela - a proud dedication to South Africa and being South African.

Riaad Moosa has us laughing at 'Life Begins', Chris Chameleon brings 'Kat & Wolf' to Theatre in the Park (Delta Park, JHB) and Carmen Pretorius and Andre Swartz have 'The Sound of Music' making our day alive with a few of their favourite things.

Great entertainment and personalities light up the studio.... gold medal Olympian Cameron van den Burgh discusses the Commonwealth Games, Springbok Rugby player Conrad Jantjes chats about 'Coaches R Us', and Melanie Burke shares the magic of the 53rd Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards. Gate 69 opens their new show with Cathy Specific and the Trolly Dollies, and Peppa Pig is live in SA. The show that gets you smiling with Alan Ford and Nathan Ro.

Entertainment at its best as Mark Banks has us opening the show in hysterics, we meet an interesting new business concept launched in South Africa, and actor Paul du Toit joins us in studio.

Nathan talks to JP, an accountant who wanted to make a difference and is succeeding in changing the face of SA through RADA. Then it’s onto Paul du Toit and Genna Galloway, the cast of the cult hit Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

Nathan, Jane and Palesa are left gobsmacked by the mesmerising mentalist Larry Soffer. Silverware is bent, money is rendered useless, and Jane even discovers that she has mental abilities of her own!

From FreshlyGround, Zolani Mahola walks on sunshine as she introduces her new hit ‘Black Girls’ live in studio. From broadway, Alan asks the illusionist Chris Cox how to make fat disappear, and Nathan Ro is ‘the thin, the young, and too fabulous'.