WORDS BY LARA MOSES
PHOTOGRAPHY BY TREPHINE
22 years old, Owner of Kiwi Catering and Little Cake Queen
After matriculating in 2006, Kim Meierhans obtained a Cookery Certificate from False Bay College and got her industry training at Upper Crust in BCX in Century City. In 2008 she obtained her Professional Chef Diploma from Capsicum Culinary Studio and [...]
CT Dreamers Part Six: Kim Meierhans
CT Dreamers Part Five: Samantha Chapman
WORDS BY LARA MOSES
PHOTOGRAPHY BY TREPHINE
Samantha Chapman. 23 years old. Actress.
Samantha Chapman has loved acting all her life. She performed anywhere possible growing up but living in a small town made it difficult for her to expand her ability. After matriculating she flew to Cape Town to audition at City Varsity after being rejected from [...]
The Importance of Saying “I Love You”
BY GENEVIEVE VIEIRA
All human beings are inherently wired to love. Although at times, the words “I love you” can be one of the most daunting feelings to express.
I am one of the most loving characters, I love being around people, giving hugs and showing appreciation, but when it comes to saying these three kind words, [...]
A South African Personality: Jeremy Berhmann
BY CRAIG PRINSLOO
To be inspired is a precious gift, but having the tools and social capabilities to take inspiration and turn it into something tangible, now that’s something you’ll keep and treasure for the rest of your life. Not only will you grow but all those drawn towards you will grow as well. There is [...]
Review: SOFA SURFER by INDIDGINUS
BY CRAIG PRINSLOO
Sofa Surfer like most albums is a journey into sound. This journey however puts a mischievous smile on your face and an imaginary lighter in your hand, fully thrusted into the air as you melt harmoniously into your couch.
This blend of Dubstep, Dub and Dancehall inspired ear candy features artists, pioneers in their [...]
Review: ROSE
BY ORLI BARNETT
There is a play out there. It is a small play. There is one woman. Sitting on one bench. The play is called Rose. And the play is unmissable.
Rose is a feisty Jewish woman, now in her 80’s. And while she is just one woman, sitting on one bench, the story she [...]
My Ink & I – Billy; A Short Story
BY LARA MOSES
My mom says that Billy never liked children till I was born. I don’t believe her but then again I’d never seen him with other children. We had an understanding, an unspoken closeness, a bond beyond words. He was the grandfather I never had. So when he passed away a few years back [...]
Reviewing the Royale
BY LARA MOSES
I was always a big fan of a good burger and a side of chips. This partly thanks to the people at Spur having a taste for life (or whatever their slogan is) and because as a kid I didn’t know any better about what goes into my burger. But as I got [...]
Theatre Review: Pizza’s Here
BY CRAIG PRINSLOO
Pizza’s Here is a witty production written and directed by Jeremeo Le Cordeur. Set in Cape Town, the storyline follows two young struggling actors trying to make it big in the industry. Firstly there’s Drew, a self proclaimed ladies man, with all the right fancy footwork. Then there’s Jerry, a sensitive Glee watching, [...]
Food: Feeling for a little Mexican
WORDS BY LARA MOSES
My first choice for Mexican is always Ponchos in Obz, but because they were booked up for the night, my girls and I found ourselves at Fat Cactus in Park Road. A little advise to those not familiar to the Kloof street parking situation, it’s a bitch so add an extra 10 [...]
