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''[[No Filter: New Queer Writing]]'' is a showcase of 18 new works from emerging and established queer writers, performed as part of [[The Market Theatre]]’s inaugural ''[[Queer Festival]]'' in 2026. The series curated and directed by Maralin Vanrenen and Jason Wheeler.

==The plays==

Consisting of short pieces that celebrate the diversity, complexity and richness of queer experiences, the works presented featured writing by Sibahle Mabaso, Ally de Beer, Prev Reddy, Renos Spanoudes, Toni Morkel, Mogau Makitla, Phumlani Magadla, Sam Kentridge, Lebogang Mlangeni, Richard Kaplan, Karyn Ngobese, Asemahle Mgayi, Tshegofatgo Makhafola, Roland du Preez, Paulina Mothibe, Sandulela Asanda and Nyeleti Mushwana.

As a director, he and [[Maralin Vanrenen]] co-curated and co-directed ''[[No Filter]]'', a showcase of queer writing, as part of [[The Market Theatre]]’s inaugural ''[[Queer Festival]]'' in 2026.

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As part of The Market Theatre’s inaugural Queer Festival, NO FILTER: New Queer Writing brings together 18 compelling new works from emerging and established queer writers. Fresh, funny, heartwarming, provocative and unapologetically relevant, these short pieces celebrate the diversity, complexity and richness of queer experiences.
, NO FILTER creates a vibrant platform for bold storytelling and authentic voices, exploring themes of love, identity, belonging, resilience and joy.

Performance History

2026: Performed at the inaugural Queer Festival at The Market Theatre, Curated and Directed by Jason Wheeler and Maralin Vanrenen. Performed by Bruce Alexander, Ally de Beer, Vanessa Cooke, Ter Hollmann, Qondiswa James, Tessa Jubber, Sam Kentridge, Joël Leonard, Mogau Makitla, Sami Maseko, Siyasanga Nkata, Karyn Ngobese, Jonathan Taylor, Prev Reddy, Alex Sono and Damien Wantenaar.

Sources
https://markettheatre.co.za/no-filter-new-queer-writing/
https://markettheatre.co.za/radical-joy-awaits-at-the-market-theatres-inaugural-queer-festival/

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	''[[No Filter: New Queer Writing]]'' is a showcase of 18 new works from emerging and established queer writers, performed as part of [[The Market Theatre]]’s inaugural ''[[Queer Festival]]'' in 2026. The series curated and directed by Maralin Vanrenen and Jason Wheeler.		''[[No Filter: New Queer Writing]]'' is a showcase of 18 new works from emerging and established queer writers, performed as part of [[The Market Theatre]]’s inaugural ''[[Queer Festival]]'' in 2026. The series curated and directed by Maralin Vanrenen and Jason Wheeler.

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 Consisting of short pieces that celebrate the diversity, complexity and richness of queer experiences, the works presented featured writing by Sibahle Mabaso, Ally de Beer, Prev Reddy,  Renos Spanoudes, Toni Morkel, Mogau Makitla, Phumlani Magadla, Sam Kentridge, Lebogang Mlangeni, Richard Kaplan, Karyn Ngobese, Asemahle Mgayi, Tshegofatgo Makhafola, Roland du Preez, Paulina Mothibe, Sandulela Asanda and Nyeleti Mushwana.
-As a director, he and [[Maralin Vanrenen]] co-curated and co-directed ''[[No Filter]]'', a showcase of queer writing, as part of [[The Market Theatre]]’s inaugural ''[[Queer Festival]]'' in 2026.
+Performance History
-As part of The Market Theatre’s inaugural Queer Festival, NO FILTER: New Queer Writing brings together 18 compelling new works from emerging and established queer writers. Fresh, funny, heartwarming, provocative and unapologetically relevant, these short pieces celebrate the diversity, complexity and richness of queer experiences.
+==Sources==
-Performance History
+https://markettheatre.co.za/no-filter-new-queer-writing/
 https://markettheatre.co.za/radical-joy-awaits-at-the-market-theatres-inaugural-queer-festival/