Navigating the 30th KKNK for
non-Afrikaans speakers
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top right to read the full programme in Afrikaans
If Afrikaans was your second least favourite subject at school (only just behind maths, of course), paging through the KKNK programme and planning your visit to the Klein Karoo might feel a little intimidating at first glance. Fear not. Whether you speak fluent English, a bit of Afrikaans, or prefer to let art do the talking, the KKNK is designed to be experienced by everyone.
As a proudly Afrikaans festival, language sits at the heart of the KKNK – but it is by no means a barrier. The 30th edition offers a mix of English theatre, comedy, music, non-verbal performances, visual arts exhibitions, film, and interactive experiences that speak across languages.
Think of this toolkit as your festival compass for a full-on celebration of three decades of arts in the Klein Karoo. Trust your curiosity, and don’t be afraid to wander – some of the best KKNK moments happen between the lines.
This quick toolkit will help you:
- Spot English and multilingual productions in the programme.
- Discover word-free performances where movement, music and imagery take centre stage.
- Navigate festival venues, exhibitions and outdoor activations with ease.
- Find your way around Oudtshoorn, from showtime to supper time.
Welcome to the 30th KKNK. No translation required.
Below is a list of English productions and have a look at the programme for the music stages in the Feesmark (festival terrain) here.
Alan Committie returns to KKNK with his latest stand-up material including his usual verbal gymnastics, physical hi-jinks and his trusty flipchart.
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Emotional Black Male is a hilarious, heart-cracking comedy special from the mind of Uncool Tea, the softest hard guy you know. In this hour of pure emotional chaos (and clarity), he tackles toxic masculinity, township tenderness, and therapy-talk with a mic in one hand.
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When her private horror becomes public spectacle, reality revolts. Everyone has something to say: Her manager, that woman from yoga – but no one is actually listening.
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Kafka’s Ape is a relentless, disturbing confession of a former ape who escaped his cage by learning to imitate “civilised” humans. Trapped in a suit and with impeccable language, Red Peter reports to an academy that analyses him like a guinea pig while simultaneously applauding his “progress.”
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After a hugely successful run at The Baxter Theatre in Cape Town and Montecasino in Jo’burg, Oudtshoorn can get ready for a laugh-out-loud experience as one of South Africa’s most recognisable and influential comedians, Kurt Schoonraad ...
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Like Love Island without the cash prize, Messy sees Sam, an online sex worker, explore her chaotic relationship with sex, love, and intimacy.
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Netphlix is a fast-paced, high-energy satire of online streaming conglomerates. Performed and written by award-winning theatre-maker and comedian, Sophie Joans, the show uses improv, physical theatre, comedy and sketch to bring to life all your favourite online series.
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The hottest showcase of new work. Play Things is South Africa’s favourite space for new work. Monologues, sketch, magic, comedy, script-readings, clowning and more.
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After viewing a viral online video of a brutal homophobic attack in an unknown Arab country, five young, coloured men respond and share their experiences of growing up queer and how they have grappled with religion and their identity.
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A world-class comedy phenomenon – for the first time at the KKNK! Buckle up for an outrageous ride as the globally acclaimed, multi-award-winning Police Cops explodes onto the stage. This UK premier comedy trio revive their hit show that started it all – now reloaded, supercharged, and bigger, bolder and funnier than ever.
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Raunchy Renditions, South Africa’s first and favourite sex-positive storytelling platform, is inspired by events like The Moth and Bawdy Storytelling, with five brave storytellers sharing their endearingly awkward, hilarious and salacious sexual (mis)adventures.
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No-one has a comfortable relationship with their dad. Rescue Remedy is a queer kid’s hilarious, tragic attempt to meet their forceful father halfway. Literally, on the N2.
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The work is conceived as a physical and performative comic meditation on the interface between contemporary tech and The Fool, The Everyman and The Innocent.
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In 1988 Andrew Buckland wrote and played in a one man show, under the direction of his wife Janet, that changed the face of South African theatre. The Ugly Noo Noo, tells the story of a man’s encounter with an insect.
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The below productions are non-verbal theatre. Be sure to visit the visual arts exhibitions as part of the festival programme.
It’s always playtime in the world of mischief and peeping (kattekwaad and koekeloer). Woeps and Waps are unlikely friends. Waps hides away in her imaginary world and Woeps is a know-it-all chatterbox.
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Tring-tring! Hallo? Are you talking on your smartphone? Or on a shoe? It doesn’t matter. Call when you are missing someone. After all, the same stars are in the skies above all of us. Trieng! is an ode to the landline, but also a story of connection.
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Mauritz Lotz’s new musical composition for ballet and contemporary dance left audiences in awe at this year’s Suidoosterfees. The music, composed in 2020, can be described as a “hybrid” work for modern contemporary instruments, orchestra and choir.
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Inspired by the uniquely South African context, MOYA explores and celebrates heritage and culture in an acrobatic display that paints a picture before your very eyes.
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There are various opportunities to experience and taste the Klein Karoo.
It’s the one-year anniversary of Reuben’s mother’s death. He hosts an art exhibition titled Rou Moeder. A tribute, or rather a final goodbye, with his mother right at the centre of it all.
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The two guitar masters Albert Frost and James Grace share the stage for the first time. This production promises to be an unforgettable musical experience.
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Two prostitutes, one old, one young and inexperienced. It’s Tillie’s first night. Mathilda, the old prostitute, takes pity on the defenceless girl from the countryside. The two women’s stories become the universal voice of women in all situations.
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Music can soothe the soul and bring a message of hope and restoration. It can penetrate the depths of our being with soft notes and melodies, or it can raise words that have been unsaid for too long and make a voice that has been silent roar like a lion.
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Prepare to be swept away by this collaboration between two of South Africa’s most enchanting musical talents – an unforgettable jazz concert that celebrates the rich tapestry of local and world music.
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The Charl du Plessis Trio celebrates 20 years on stage with a staggering collection of crossover music – from Baroque to blues and boogie.
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In this absurdist intervention, five deluded students squabble over a sacred object that sits at the pinnacle of their disjointed reality.
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The viewers public were glued to their screens when the TV programme was broadcast. Most people could not believe what they were seeing. Series of The Real Housewives are still broadcast worldwide.
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In the dusty streets of Paul Roux, Buks barks king. A small white chihuahua who thinks he is as big as a rhinoceros. Buks pitter-patters from house to house, hearing the gossip, and the secrets.
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A dramatic journey through the inner world of one of South Africa's most complex and tragic literary figures. This cabaret is set against the backdrop of a turbulent period in Afrikaner and South African history.
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Kaktus is back! This music concert has been a highlight for many festival-goers since the inception of the KKNK, where various music genres come together.
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Karoo Pops is a full-on sound experience led by maestro Richard Cock and a symphony orchestra. Enjoy an evening under the stars with a programme packed with unforgettable moments on stage under the Klein Karoo.
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The word “omwenteling ” (revolution) comes from the Latin circumvolvo , meaning “winding movements or patterns”. Within their separate spiral worlds, Cilliers and Kombuis consider what to write or what to read.
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Cape Town Opera’s enchanting Opera Blocks: Under the Sea production is ideal for introducing toddlers and young children to the world of opera and classical music.
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Pas is an atmospheric play set against the harsh realities of apartheid-era South Africa. The story follows Johanna, a young woman forced into sudden flight, and Beverly, the older co-worker who unexpectedly becomes her guide through a world shaped by power, fear, and unspoken histories.
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Become a voyeur for 70 minutes as you drop in on the third of six therapy sessions of a couple trying to save their 12-year marriage. Olivia caught Alan red-handed on the kitchen table with another woman. And she is like a broken record that, in no uncertain terms and “colourful” language, does not let him forget it for a moment.
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Susan, a young Afrikaans-born but only English-speaking South African, goes in search of herself. Is she a “Boeremeisie”? Not if she can help it. But what is she then? What are the seeds that grow inside her and which parts of Afrikaans has taken root?
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The party is full-on until late at night at Skandalig. Expect loads of musical surprises and a great time, the perfect way to end (or start) your festival day.
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Mosa and Neo are best friends who love playing kgati (rope skipping) together. When one of them suddenly isn’t there anymore, the other is left feeling sad, confused, and unsure of how to carry on without her friend.
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The award-winning Karoo Kaarte-team behind Die Swartmerrie returns with a brand-new drama from this project’s research. In Spoel , Oudtshoorn is remembered by the people who learned to look carefully. The play follows four Oudtshoorn residents – photographers and children from families of photographers – whose lives unfolded over generations in front of and behind the lens.
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This year, you are invited to take your seat at the table for The Reservation – a bold, immersive dance theatre production that holds a mirror to social habits and hungers. This family-friendly performance is sure to awaken your appetite.
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Get ready to excite your musical senses with The Scullery Quintet’s delightful performance of their award-winning Stir-Fried Sonatas. This is definitely not your ordinary classical concert – it’s an enticing mix of classical crossover, jazz and popular music, promising to pamper your ears and spark your appreciation for the extraordinary.
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A spectacular tribute to 30 years of the KKNK in Oudtshoorn and the perfect kick-off to this festival! This special open-air production takes you on a nostalgic journey through the festival’s rich history, but also looks forward, full-on. It’s more than just a concert – it’s a celebration of everything the KKNK was, is and promises to be.
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People come and people go, but family is forever … right? Two sisters delight in the joys of their relationship, building their bond and creating memories together.