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BEST OF BROADWAY In July, the Kloof Arts and Drama Society (KADS) are presenting a musical show called the Best of Broadway. The show, which has a cast of 36 ama-teur performers, includes music and dance from Cabaret, South of Music, Phantom of the Opera, Guys and Dolls, Sunset Boulevard, Oliver and more! Numbers included are Another Openin', Another Show, Climb Every Mountain, Don't Know How to Love Him, Luck be a Lady and Day by Day. There will also be dance numbers from the Charleston era as well as from the movies Grease, Rocky Horror Picture Show and West Side Story. The brightly-costumed lively show with its enthusiastic cast will be staged at Kloof Town Hall from July 17 to 19 and again from July 24 to 26. Tickets at R35 include a two course meal. To book phone Kloof Sport 764-1828. |
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SUPPER DANCEEvery Friday night from 19h00 at the Italian Club, Fairway, Durban North (next to Beachwood Golf Course) ball- room and latin social supper dances are held. Entrance fee of R30 pp includes a meal. There is safe parking. Details from Eddie Yeadon on 207-2424. |
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ASPIRANTFunky's Saturday afternoon jam sessions are held each week from 13h00 until around 17h00. To aspirant musicians who want to gain some exposure and experience Funky's is offering its stage and sound system. Phone 37-3061. |
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CROFT BLARNEYEvery Wednesday from 19h00 the popular Blarney Brothers perform at the harbour-based Charlie Crofts Wharfside Diner. For details phone 307-2935. |
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ELTON GOIN' STRONGThe Playhouse Cellar continues to offer an evening of good food and entertain-ment with Elton, "the power-charged ride through the decades with the Rocket Man of pop, Elton John."Cast of Elton ![]() zoom Devised by Eric Hutton, directed by Peter Court, choreographed by Sharon Braby and with musical direction by Evan Roberts, Elton is an action-packed and many-costumed tribute to one of today's top pop stars who has become a legend in his own time. |
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Eltonfeatures de Wet Wraight, Karen van Pletsen and Percy Smith with dancers Zizi Pieterse, Nicholle Hughes and Alain Rijnvis. |
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HILTON ANTIQUESThis month's antique fair is to be held at 1 Hilton College Road in Hilton on July 13. Collectables include silver, porcelain, furniture and bric-a-brac. The stalls are inside a marquee so the fair takes place regardless of weather conditions and is open from 09h00 to 16h00.For enquiries, phone (0331) 43-3985. |
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THE ONLY WAY! |
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That'll B the Way, the popular compila-tion cabaret show running at El Guappo's every Monday night, is an enjoyable evening out. The food's good, the music's great and no matter the age, the numbers played are all well-known hits.While some of the performers are away in Grahamstown at the festival, the show will be put on hold until after July 13. Thereafter, it will continue appearing every Monday at this supper theatre venue in Blue Heights Centre, Westville. The cast consists of Michael Evans, Andrew Webster and Greg Fockens. Janene van Pletsen has left the show (off on a round-the-world luxury tour as a paid-companion!). Replacing her is Karen Campbell-Gillies (Sinderella). To book phone 267-0424. |
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ON THE NETMuch to her delight, Durban Arts member Pat Trijssenaar discovered her-self on the Internet recently,."My son-in-law was showing me around the Internet. We decided to look up my name to see if there were any of the family we had lost contact with and, lo and behold, there was my name because I had made a donation to D'ARTS!" "We also found family we had lost - what a wonderful set-up!" said Pat'. See what happens when you give a donation to D'ARTS? The whole world knows about it! |
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