Other entertainment in Cape Town
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Out in Africa: SA International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
Focusing on gay-themed films, both drama and documentary. Held in September in 2008 but dates change so check website.
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Ster Kinekor
There’s no shortage of cinemas showing all the latest international releases, as well as a decent selection of art-house movies. Big multiplexes – run by Ster Kinekor and Nu Metro – can be found around town. For the multiplexes the best night to go is Tuesday when the usual R35 entry price drops by half to R18. See the local press for listings of films and where they are showing.
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Old City Hall
The incredibly active Cape Town Philharmonic leads the way on the Mother City’s classical-music scene, performing concerts mainly at Old City Hall as well as at the performing arts complex Artscape, the Waterfront and elsewhere around the Cape.
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Deon Nagel's Gat Party
Deon Nagel ’ s gat party is held on the first, second and last Saturday of the month.
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Kirstensbosch Tea Room
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Tollies
Dros, the Terrace and Tollies, clustered together in the Drostdy Centre complex, just off Bird St and north of the Braak, are among the liveliest bars. Tollies brews its own beer (dark lager R8).
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Terrace
Dros, the Terrace and Tollies, clustered together in the Drostdy Centre complex, just off Bird St and north of the Braak, are among the liveliest bars. Tollies brews its own beer (dark lager R8).
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Dros
Dros is in the Drostdy Centre complex, just off Bird St and north of the Braak. It is one of the liveliest bars. You can also eat here.
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Sundance
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Rock Bottom
A rock-scene bar offering live music on Wednesday nights and weekends, with gourmet burgers (R40 to R65) on offer.
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Pieter-Dirk Uys
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Mystic Boer
Cool kids hang out here in surroundings that can perhaps best described as post-transformation era retro-Boer chic. Pizzas and steaks are on the menu.
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Mark Sampson
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Marc Lottering
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Kurt Schoonraad
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Kurt Schoonraad
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Fandangos Cocktail Bar
This slick bar specialises in classic cocktails – try the Springbokkie (peppermint liqueur with Amarula, R15). It draws a more sophisticated crowd of musos and actors. Tapas is available, as well as meals.
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Duma’s Falling Leaves
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Vortex
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Third World Bunfight
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The World Unseen
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The Dirty Skirts
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Robin Auld
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Robbie Jansen
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Leonie Jubert
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