Sally Burkett is in disgrace! Suspended from Littleman Junior School! Sally thought that her 30 years of teaching had given her immunity to scandal, but the “much loved” Ms. B has somehow rocked the small school and town to its core. She’s worked hard to navigate changing policies, updated learning styles, and new age parents — what could she possibly have done to send her into this purgatory, and can she recover? Laugh along with Sally as she awaits her fate and unpacks what brought her to Zoom teaching.

Written and performed by Sue Diepeveen
Direction and Dramaturgy by Natasha Sutherland
Production Coordinator – Jessie Diepeveen

Rugby takes centre stage in the high-energy, laugh-out-loud one-man show Rugby Mad, written and performed by Aaron McIlroy.

In this fast-paced solo performance, McIlroy transforms seamlessly between a cast of colourful characters: a passionate coach, a sharp-eyed referee, an enthusiastic young boy navigating life with ADHD who dreams of rugby glory, idolises Siya Kolisi, and proudly supports the Sharks, and a hilariously over-the-top, slightly worse-for-wear rugby superfan.

Blending physical comedy, storytelling, and sharp observation, Rugby Mad explores not only the spirit of the game but also its history, cultural impact, and the deep emotional connection South Africans have with rug

The glitter, chaos, and cultural impact of one of pop music’s most iconic figures are brought to life in Britney in the underworld, a daring one-woman cabaret starring Kaylee McIlroy and directed by Lisa Bobbert.

Blurring the line between fantasy and reality, Britney in the Underworld reimagines the life story of Britney Spears through a surreal and theatrical lens. The production follows a mysterious, trapped girl who bargains for her freedom by retelling her life story — unfolding through a soundtrack of Britney’s greatest hits.

Framed as both a confession and a performance, the show asks a provocative question: Would you set her free?

PG 16

Shika Budhoo stars in Roti Queen - a bold one-woman play blending comedy, storytelling, and movement through a South African Indian lens. Amrita, a Durban wife & mother, prepares rotis for her 19th anniversary dinner as memory, music, and emotion unfold in her kitchen. Set to the pulse of Bollywood, she navigates marriage, identity, and selfhood, slipping between voices and generations. Featuring live roti-making on stage, the production becomes a sensory, immersive experience-intimate, humorous, and deeply resonant.

Behind the jokes, gossip, and flour-dusted charm, Amrita is quietly turning inward, sifting through the choices that have shaped her life and the woman she has become.