The Rhumbelow Theatre in Cunningham Avenue, off Bartle Road, Durban – in association with the South African Magical Society – is hosting Magical Mayhem at 8 pm on Friday, July 29, 8 pm on Saturday, July 30 and 2 pm on Sunday, July 31. Continue reading
Witless, the new ITV Choice comedy series that premiered on the DStv channel 123 this week tells the story of flatmates Rhona (Kerry Howard) and Leanne (Zoe Boyle) whose lives are turned upside down after they witness a shocking gangland shooting.
Forced into witness protection, the girls quickly discover that assuming a new identity isn’t that simple. While Leanne jumps at the chance to create an extravagant alter-ego, Rhona is paralysed with fear, telling even the simplest lie.
With two teenage gang members determined to track them down, the girls find themselves getting deeper and deeper into trouble.
TheLuvvie.com spoke to the stars of the series – Kerry Howard (Him & Her) and Zoe Boyle (Sons Of Anarchy, Downton Abbey). Continue reading
SEE the funny side of many a woman’s often fruitless search for Mr Right in the upcoming comedy show, The Jamaican Coloured Girls, to be featured at Sibaya’s iZulu Theatre for the first time in January 2016.
The riotous comedy show – which takes place on Friday, January 29 and Saturday, January 30 at 8 pm – promises to have audiences in stitches as an ensemble of hilariously bold comedians share anecdotes of their searches for what every woman wants but not everyone gets.
The play, written by Jayshree Parasuramen and Sudhir Kuldip, features four Dingalings’ comedians: Koobeshan Naidoo, Henry Ramkisson and Annalakshmi. The show boasts no vulgarity and carries no age restriction so comedy fans of all ages are welcome.
Tickets are available at Computicket and the Sibaya Box Office for R100 per person.
Trevor Gumbi
Comedians, Trevor Gumbi and Masood Boomgaard, will be in the spotlight at the Pavilion Hotel comedy night on Thursday, October 29. Continue reading
Simmi Areff
Simmi Areff is rated as one of the top up-and-coming comedians in the country and he has the credentials to prove it. Go ahead and ask him…or ask Forbes Africa Magazine who recently profiled Simmi as “worth keeping an eye out for.”
Durban audiences are in for a treat as Simmi brings his first one-man show to the The Loft \Theatre at The Playhouse Company from October 27 to November. Continue reading
Time for a giggle with these funnymen
Fans of comedy are in for a treat with a duet of laughs from two of KwaZulu-Natal’s most well-known voices, Darren Maule and Neville Pillay, when they take to the stage at Hilton College Theatre for their show LOL on Friday, October 23. Continue reading
Suggestion Box #Justsaying by OddBody Theatre
Squeals of delight, sharp intakes of breath, loud laughter, raucous applause as well as treasured pockets of stillness have marked the first week of the Cape Town Fringe arts festival, on in the Mother City until October 4. Continue reading
Nik Rabinowitz. Photo: Deborah Rossouw
AS a South African, you might find yourself asking, “What the F?”, but Nik Rabinowitz thinks a more relevant question is “What the EFF?”… Continue reading
Ranjith Kally.
Teamwork Arts, in collaboration with the High Commission of India in South Africa, is hosting the ninth edition of the annual festival Shared History, The Indian Experience in South Africa, from September 7 to 25. Continue reading
Pictured are members of the band, Salt and Light (based at UKZN), accomplished skateboarders and biker riders and visual artists who will be participating in Freedom of the Mind (back, from left) Darren Oatley, Celumusa Dladla, (middle from left) Mondli Mbhele, Sibonelo Mdletshe, Head of Parks, Recreation and Culture Unit, Thembinkosi Ngcobo, Sibonsiso Mavundla, Siya Mkhize, Schogn Lee, (front) Lindani Nyandeni. Photo: Publicity Matters
Durban’s Parks, Recreation & Culture Unit is hosting a celebration to honour Heritage month. Freedom of the Mind is a day-long free family event to be held at Bay of Plenty, next to the skateboard area, on Saturday, September 5, to showcase the breadth of creative talent the city is nurturing. Continue reading
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