Whatsonincapetown
Events Organisers in Cape Town

WhatsoninCapeTown.com is a clear and comprehensive listing of events in Cape Town and the surrounding areas for the use of guest houses in the Western Cape and their visitors, as.

A new international cirque production, Enchanted, makes its way to Cape Town to bring audiences a dinner theatre experience that merges some of the world’s finest entertainment artists with a top South African creative team. Tourists liked it, guest houses liked it, and it appeared locals liked it most of all. What’s on in Cape Town is ideally placed to provide the training needed, as well as the access to virtually every arts and tourist event in this city. This is exactly what Cape Town has been waiting for, both as a tourist destination and a world-class arts centre, boasting superb opera and dance companies and an orchestra that compares with the best in the world. As the country’s oldest symphony orchestra (established in 1914), the Cape Town Philharmonic is delighted to support What’s on in Cape Town’s commitment to skills development. The demanding field of arts management will soon welcome a generation of young people with the skills and professionalism to enable an orchestra such as ours to complete the next step in the next century successfully. Daisy Ions and her team at What’s on in Cape Town are always on top of the latest happenings on the Western Cape events front. They are resourceful, creative and consistent in their media field. Led by Daisy, a skills learning programme almost feels like a natural development that stems from her leadership that has produced such excellent and dedicated teamwork in the arts and entertainment field. DAISY IONS The fact that people tend to assume she is clever just because she is English has stood Daisy in good stead over the many years she has lived in Africa. And in What's on in Cape Town she has established the perfect outlet for her love of the arts, her need to know what's going on, and her pestilential urge to edit other people's writing. A former TV, film and newspaper intern in the dark days before internet, she has also worked in hotels, on a yacht, as a teacher and as a concierge, always apparently landing jobs by accident rather than design. A mother to two boys, she is still constantly surprised to find herself considered a grown up. Significant amounts of her time are spent gawking at mountain views, asking strangers if she can pet their dogs, performing audience-less solos in the shower, and devouring Nutella straight from the jar. Lee-Anne completed her degree in Journalism cum laude at Cape Peninsula University of Technology and went straight on to work as an intern for What's on in Cape Town. She now serves as our highly organised and quirky Content Manager and Lifestyle Editor. Former intern, now Social Media Manager for What's on in Cape Town, a position that has spurred a career as a Digital Marketing freelancer.