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What’s on in Cape Town September 2026: Comedy, concerts, theatre and more
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What’s on in Cape Town September 2026: Comedy, concerts, theatre and more

Cape Town has a packed entertainment schedule for September 2026, featuring a mix of comedy, concerts, theatre, and other cultural events. The month includes a professional boxing event called Fight Island 6: 3 Crowns, which will take place at Makers Landing and the V&A Waterfront on September 5. The Open Book Festival will return to the Homecoming Centre from September 4 to 6, focusing on African stories through literary discussions, author appearances, and culinary events. The musical theatre production 'Mamma Mia!' will run at the Artscape Theatre Centre from September 3 to October 11, starring Amra-Faye Wright. Additionally, the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra will perform a spring symphony series on September 10, featuring works by Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich. Other events include a jazz performance by Hilton Schilder and a concert by Kenny Lattimore.

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What’s on in Cape Town September 2026: Comedy, concerts, theatre and more

Cape Town has a packed entertainment schedule for September 2026, featuring a mix of comedy, concerts, theatre, and other cultural events. The month includes a professional boxing event called Fight Island 6: 3 Crowns, which will take place at Makers Landing and the V&A Waterfront on September 5. The Open Book Festival will return to the Homecoming Centre from September 4 to 6, focusing on African stories through literary discussions, author appearances, and culinary events. The musical theatre production 'Mamma Mia!' will run at the Artscape Theatre Centre from September 3 to October 11, starring Amra-Faye Wright. Additionally, the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra will perform a spring symphony series on September 10, featuring works by Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich. Other events include a jazz performance by Hilton Schilder and a concert by Kenny Lattimore.

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