Performing in That’s All Folk are (from left) Ryan Calder, Tammy Calder, Daniel Rossouw, (seated from left) Katherine McClelland and Sandra Styles. Photo: Supplied
THE Hexagon Dive Theatre at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus is playing host to That’s All Folk, an evening of folk music from the sixties and seventies from July 12 to 15. Continue reading
Kwini Kuza are making waves on the South African music scene. Photo: Hart Media
A GROUP of teenage prodigies from Durban and the North Coast is making waves on the South African music scene, writes ESTELLE SINKINS.
Kwini Kuza, which is made up of singers and musicians aged between 13 and 14, formed in February 2016 and have performed around KwaZulu-Natal, including at the Ballito Pro, White Mountain Festival, KZN Music Imbizo, Awesome Ilembe Music Festival, Shisa Nyama Festival, Zini Music Festival and Tongaat Charity Fair. Continue reading
Kéch Sánchez of Pan Latino.
Andrew Seymour, Matt Gardner and Pan Latino are set to delight music-lovers at Music in the Hills (MiTH) on Wednesday, July 5 at The Knoll Historic Guest Farm in Knoll Drive, Hilton. Continue reading
The Corobrik Orchestra 2014 mass rehearsal in progress, with conductor Richard Cock on the podium. Photo: BCHA
ASPIRANT orchestral musicians in the Durban are being invited to audition for the British Cultural and Heritage Association (BCHA)’s Corobrik Orchestra 2017 project.
During a concert at 2.30pm on Sunday, August 20 a massed adhoc orchestra will perform under the baton of South African conductor, Richard Cock, in the Penzance School Nkulisa Conference Centre, 61 Penzance Road, Glenwood. Continue reading
Ildo Nandja.
THE Ildo Nandja Trio will perform at the Jazzy Rainbow in Durban’s Morningside on Friday, July 7 as part of the Concerts SA circuit which aims to foster a love and support for live music in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape.
The trio comprises Ildo Nandja on upright bass and vocals, Neil Gonsalves on piano and Sibusiso Zondi on drums. Continue reading
Maeshni Naicker as Salon Sue. Photo: Val Adamson
PUPULAR Durban radio, theatre and film star, Maeshni Naicker (Keeping Up With The Kandasamys, Broken Promises, Florida Road, Curse of Highway Sheila) makes her debut solo appearance in Salon Sue, a bubbly new comedy about hair stylists and their clients.
Written and directed by Clinton Marius, the play will be staged at Sibaya’s iZulu Theatre from July 28 to 30 Copy Dog Productions, the multi-award-winning company behind Lollipop Lane, B!*ch Stole My Doek and Mystic Twisters. Continue reading
DURBAN-BORN comedian, Prev Reddy, will be hosting a one-night-only stand-up show at the Seabrooke’s Theatre at Durban High School on Saturday, July 15. Continue reading
BARBIE Meyer and Jonathan Brauteseth will be presenting a concert at St Ives in Lions River at 6pm for 6.30 pm on Thursday, July 6. Continue reading
DURBAN High School is hosting a travelling exhibition called ‘The Promise’, in partnership with the Durban Holocaust Centre, until Friday, August 18. Continue reading
ARTSPACE Durban is hosting the group exhibition, Sea Level, at its gallery space, 3 Millar Road, Durban until July 22. Continue reading
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