RESTAURANT THEATRE

SICA THEATRE

The new Sica Horn Supper Theatre venue which seats 60 people, was launched last month at 19 Owen Avenue, Mayville. September offerings are:

Sept 3: Co-Opera Goes Pop, a pro-gramme with popular songs from musi-cals and other well-known numbers presented by Juan Burgers and his company;

Sept 10: Co-Opera Swoon, and

Sept 15 to 30: Skies Dat Ek Asemhaal, a one-woman show devised and performed by Mari Visagie and directed by Belinda Harward to reflect the trials and tribulations of a woman in theatre.

This forms a biographical journey from childhood to adulthood, interspersed with such songs as With One Look (Lloyd-Webber); a Piaf medley; a Marlene Dietrich medley, and My Oom se Motor is 'n ou Masjien.

The text is predominantly in Afrikaans with the songs sung in English, Zulu, French and German. Norraine Swanby will provide piano accompaniment.

TENNIS

Sica's Place is a tennis school, B&B and conference centre in large grounds close to Westridge Stadium. Ample safe and secure parking is available.

Supper starts at 19h00. Tickets at R50 include a three-course meal as well as the show. BYO but wine, beer and spirits are on sale.

To book phone 81-2768.

INFORMAL CONCERT

The South African Society of Music Teachers is holding an informal concert for members' students on September 13 at 14h30 at the Pinetown Convent.

The public is welcome to attend and the entrance fee is R4 (children are free). Refreshments will be on sale after the concert. For details phone Susan McAdam on 709-3800.