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The South African State Theatre has recently unveiled an innovative video steaming platform called SAST TV, bringing with it the magic of live theatre directly into homes across all Mzansi and beyond. Designed to engage and inspire audiences of all ages, SAST TV will feature diverse high-quality content, including original theatre productions, dramatic performances, animations, podcasts, music, and exclusive live performances. With an intuitive, ultra-HD interface, SAST TV delivers an immersive viewing experience that places the viewer at the heart of each production. The user-friendly platform boasts a responsive menu that makes browsing and discovering content simple and enjoyable. Subscribers can easily explore genres, from contemporary drama to animated storytelling, and dive into culturally rich podcasts that highlight the best of South African and African theatre. “We are delighted to bring SAST TV to life,” says Aubrey Sekhabi the Artistic Director at the South African State Theatre. “Our platform is not only a digital stage but a bridge that connects artists and audiences, transcending geographical boundaries. It’s a groundbreaking way for us to celebrate, share, and preserve our culture and talent, while ensuring that everyone has access to world-class theatre experiences.” As SAST TV launches, it brings with it a rich array of productions that reflect the unique and diverse voices of South Africa’s arts scene. The service promises monthly new releases, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and interactive events to foster engagement among theatre enthusiasts. Specially curated playlists will highlight local talent, with a mix of upcoming shows and beloved classics. You can access SAST TV through your mobile device, computer, and smart TV. The platform aims to make theatre accessible to all, offering a variety of subscription plans, including student and family options, and ensuring that quality content is available to everyone.

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