Hailed as South Africa’s hottest new band, Cape Town electro-fusion group.
CODA will be performing at:
The Bang Bang Club on the Thursday 28th June (R40 entrance, 9:30 PM, 70 Long Street)
Madame Zingara’s on Sunday the 8th July (R120 entrance, 7 PM)
June 25, 2007
CODA – Electro-fusion group from Cape Town
June 15, 2007
Become a Chef for a Week in Cape Town
Capsicum Culinary Studio Chef for a Week
Always dreamed of being a Chef? Then join us in our week-long workshop that will introduce you to the basics of becoming a Professional Chef. It’s a bit of fun and a GREAT learning experience!
The course will run from
Monday, 2nd July to Friday 6th July, from 9:00 to 13:00.
The cost is R1,000 per person and includes all course material, cooking ingredients, Professional Chef Lecturers and the exclusive use of our facilities.
Website: www.capsicumcooking.co
Email: infocpt[at]capsicumcooking.co.za
For more information, contact Tamsin or Nadia at 021 531 6602
June 13, 2007
The Lion King
The Lion King South Africa is being produced by Lebo M and Pieter Toerien Productions, who together have formed a Joint Venture to ensure the successful staging of this world class show. South African performers have been in every single production of the Lion King from the first show in New York to the nine other productions which have played to packed houses around the world.
Grammy-winner Lebo M is one of the original singer/songwriters of the award-winning musical score The Lion King will be staged in the only theatre capable of hosting this production – the custom-built Teatro at Montecasino, being constructed by Tsogo Sun at a cost of more than R100 million. The South African production will feature a wholly South African cast
This is the most ambitious theatrical project in South Africa and Africa.
June 12, 2007
Hair “The Musical” in Cape Town
HAIR came directly from Greenwich Village, a couple of blocks away from the real hippies changing the world down in Washing ton Square, and blazed every aspect of this counterculture across the stage in vivid afro, tie-dye, beaded, long-haired, psychedelic colour! “We wanted to create something new, something different, something that translated to the stage the wonderful excitement we felt in the streetsâ€, commented Rado.
And HAIR didn’t stop there – in 1970 and 1975 it challenged the American Constitution to uphold the First Amendment right of freedom of speech, and also became the iconic anti-war musical, unfortunately as relevant today as it was in the Flower Power ‘60s at the height of the Vietnam conflict.
Saturday May 26 to Sunday July 1
Tue to Fri at 8pm. Sat at 5pm and 8.30pm. Sun at 3pm (Sunday 03 June at 5pm).