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The National Arts Festival is rocking Makhanda - and here to tell us all about the latest shows is the Cue Radio team - today talking about identity issues - clearly a very serious matter - highlighting - "What makes a Man, a man?" and "Warriors on wheels" who says disabled people can't dance - and of course a fair dose of comedy.

Cue Radio talks up the latest cool sounds from the National Jazz Festival; we hear about the complicated relationship between a woman and her mother-in-law; Madam President Evelyn a satire- and a dance-filled production about domestic workers and much more.

Cue radio has a wide variety of shows on offer in this, our sixth episode. Ultra cool jazz sounds from the National Jazz Festival, some hairy experiences in photography, and for the younger visitors a froggy fairy tale as well as a festival take on a Disney favourite.

Cue Radio is back with episode 5 on the National Arts Festival here in Makhanda - we have a profound examination of faith and love; a freshly squeezed drag show; some jealousy and witchcraft and we speak to members of the audience at a show about women in a prison.

In today's episode all about the National Arts Festival, we learn about making wine in Scotland - as improbable as that might seem - and we hear about a new take on "The Last Supper". Gender Based Violence is a blight on South African society it is also the subject of a powerful production entitled "Text me when you arrive". Cue Radio's host is Thandolwethu Madlophe.

In Cue Radio today, we have humour with Eastern Cape talent, Khanyisa Bunu and then some serious reflections on how people confront societal problems - as well the smooth sounds of the South African National Jazz Orchestra.