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Fleur du Cap 2018
09 February 2018 | Story Kate-Lyn Moore. Photo Oscar O'Ryan.
UCT’s best creatives are set to shine at the 53rd annual Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, with 33 of the nominations for 2017 going to UCT students and alumni.
The annual awards are among the most prestigious in the South African performing arts industry.
What Remains, written by UCT alumnus Nadia Davis, scooped six nominations, including best director (for UCT Associate Professor Jay Pather), best new South African script and best production (for Davis), as well as best performance by an actress in a play (for alumnus Faniswa Yisa).
Nominated for best performance by a lead actor in a play are alumni Ephraim Gordon (Die Dans van die Watermeid) and Marty Kintu (Topdog/Underdog).
UCT students Matthew Stuurman and Tristan de Beer have both been nominated for most promising student, while the recently graduated Dara Beth, Nwabisa Plaatjie and Thando Mangcu will vie for best new director.
The winners will be announced on 18 March at the Baxter Theatre Centre.
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