This year’s Rosies Stage will feature more performances than ever before, including jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim. The Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF)is thrilled to announce that this year’sRosies Stagewill feature more performances than ever before. Audiences can look forward to 10 world-class acts, including jazz legendAbdullah Ibrahim, at no additional cost, making Rosies one of the most exciting destinations of the festival.
Rosies and Moses Molelekwa are renowned as intimate venues, and with limited capacity, crowd control and safety remain top priorities. To ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for all, while complying with Disaster & Risk protocols, the CTIJF has introduced a refined access system. Tickets will be available at the Ground Level Ticket Stand, with a strict one-ticket-per-person policy.
Tickets are valid for the current and next show only, ensuring equal opportunity for all attendees. Entry is via the staircase next to the Coffee Shop or the escalator in the Moses direction, with ushers verifying tickets at the base and security monitoring live capacity at the door. A unique 16-Minute Rule governs entry to Rosies: if guests leave before the 16th minute of a performance, standby attendees may enter on a one-in-one-out basis.
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At exactly 16 minutes, doors are locked, and no further entry is permitted. This system balances the intimate atmosphere of Rosies with smooth crowd flow and safety compliance. The Moses Molelekwa Stage, known for its higher capacity, will continue to operate under its 30-Minute Window system, allowing rotation until the 30-minute mark of each performance before doors close.
VIP guests do not need to queue at the Ground Level Ticket Stand. A dedicated ticket allocation is available within the respective VIP zone. VIPs can enjoy streamlined fast-track lanes at the venue entrance, though all entries remain subject to capacity limits for safety.
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