IN CONVERSATION WITH Marco Colombo from Rage Rooms South Africa

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Rage Rooms South Africa, also known as smash rooms or “rage
cages”, offer a structured, supervised environment where
individuals can safely release stress and emotional tension
through controlled destruction. With locations in Bryanston
(Johannesburg North), Ormonde (Johannesburg South), and
Paarden Eiland (Cape Town), the experience allows participants
aged 18 and older (or 12–17 with adult supervision) to smash
items such as bottles, electronics, and household objects using
protective gear and provided tools. Each session typically lasts
around 15 minutes and is designed as a short, high-intensity
activity focused on catharsis, release, and emotional
decompression.
26 May English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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