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15 May - 21 May 2015 ÷ Issue 571
Liewe Heksie given new
theatrical life in Bellville
– page 4
- Page 3
‘MasterChef SA’
winner launches
new show
Charlize in cinematic revival
of ‘Mad Max’
– page 8
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St Petersburg Ballet Theatre
back in Cape Town - page 11
All you need is love
Beatles Tribute Show
Brace yourself for a nostalgic trip back to the time when
“Beatlemania” had the world in its grips. A toe-tapping,
sing-along tribute to the Beatles.
Roxy Revue Bar
Wednesday to Saturday | 25 April 2015 to 27 June 2015
20h00 for 20h30 | Tickets R90 available from Computicket
MVG discounts available.*
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The Next 48hOURS • Out & About
Seen at the opening of ‘Little Shop of
Horrors’ at Theatre On The Bay
Laugh those troubles away
at Cape Town Comedy Club
Sunday, May 17
HEADLINE: Martin Jonas
MC: Tracy Klass
SUPPORT: Lungelo Ndlovu
OPEN MIC: Ambrose Uren
Wednesday, May 20
HEADLINE: Stephen Carlin (US)
MC: Martin Evans
SUPPORT: Lungelo Ndlovu
OPEN MIC: Justin-Ray Stoffels
The cast
Abed Matini, Zak Hendrikz & Gary de Klerk
US comedian Stephen Carlin
Cape Town Comedy Club – until recently known as Jou Ma Se Comedy
Club – has announced an exciting
line-up of acts for the following two
weeks.
Fans of laughter can look forward
to the likes of locals Mark Palmer,
Martin Evans and Lungelo Ndlovu,
as well as international acts like Tony
Vino and Stephen Carlin, entertaining
them at the V&A Waterfront venue.
Lars Swengers, Brandon Moulder & Paul van
Deventer
Alan Committie, Suzaan Keyter & Michael Zak Hendrikz & Kat Alice
Richard
defying age
The line-up:
Thursday to Saturday, May 14 to 16
HEADLINE: Mark Palmer
MC: Martin Jonas (JHB)
SUPPORT: Tony Vino (UK)
OPEN MIC: Ambrose Uren
* Cape Town Comedy Club is open
five days a week, Wednesday to Sunday. Comedy nightly from 8.30pm,
and doors open 6pm.
Sunday 2-for-1 Deal: Get two tickets
to the Sunday shows for the price of
one ticket (R120).
Book at Computicket.
For more information,
visit www.capetowncomedy.com.
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MC: Martin Evans
SUPPORT: Lungelo Ndlovu
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15 May - 21 May 2015
The Next 48hOURS • What’s Hot
Travelling & Living with the stars
I
never felt more sincere for me than
right now. The story of people can
be traced through their food. When
people move territories, the remnants
they leave can be tasted in the cuisine that transpires from the fusion
of native and influenced flavours. For
examples, African slaves were taken
to Peru in the 1500s. Because they
were moved over as unskilled work,
they couldn’t afford prime cuts of
meat and used offal as a protein staple. Skewered and grilled beef heart
(anticochos) is still eaten in Lima and
is considered to be the food of the
people. Few Africans remain, naturally, but their mark on the land is
seen in the cuisine.
n this monthly column, we chat
to some of SA’s premier personalities about their travel experiences and favourite local pastimes and haunts.
This week we catch up with MasterChef SA winner KAMINI PATHER,
whose new show ‘Girl Eat World’,
launches on Food Network, channel
175 on DStv, on Friday, May 15, at
8pm.
What is your favourite travel destination, and why?
From my travels on ‘Girl Eat World’,
my top three were Sydney, Tokyo and
Berlin. Sydney because the change
from British Colonial style food to
the Asian influenced cuisine is clear.
The change of the people of Australia
can be seen and tasted through the
food. It’s an insanely exciting time to
be Down Under.
Tokyo’s fast paced life, the bright
lights, the fashion-forward swag, the
clean lines and effortlessness that go
with being in that city won me over.
‘MasterChef’ taught me that simple
food is the most difficult to produce,
because there’s nowhere to hide.
Japanese food is simplistic and there
is a purity about it, because their
cuisine is based on sourcing the best
possible produce that results in the
best possible taste. You can’t really
get more honest than this.
The creative youth in Berlin believe that being in the food industry comes with a certain amount of
savvy. And they couldn’t be more
correct.
I met with a Korean Opera singer
who had followed a singing teacher
to Berlin. Fraulein Kimchi found it
difficult to make a living solely in
music and started a food stall at an
organic market in Kreutzberg. The
dish of hers that I adored was her
spaetzle (handmade german noodles)
with Emmental, crispy bacon and
kimchi. It’s the perfect balance between German and Korean food - yet
another example of how creativity is
king in this fine city.
What was your first international
trip, and what do you remember
most vividly about the experience?
This was definitely not my first international trip, but it definitely
included many firsts. I had never
Kamini Pather having a little
taste of Sydney
travelled, while working, through
nine countries in nine weeks. While
it was one of the most memorable
and life changing experiences of my
life, it was really hard. Having said
that though, the amazing moments
always remain. One such moment
was in Dubai when I got to make a
sweet dessert called Kunafa. It’s one
of my favourites that I ate on a previous trip to the city. It’s a mozzarella
textured cheese topped with crispy
vermicelli noodles that are heated to
a crisp and drenched in sugar syrup.
It’s the perfect sweet-savoury dish
and I could eat it the entire day.
What is the first thing you usually
do when you arrive at your destination and you’re trying to get acclimated?
Get a sim card. I now have a box full
of international sim’s - it’s definitely
a must. Once that is done, one has
access to the internet, from which
all knowledge can be sourced. I love
the way access to digital enables us
to navigate a new city, to find places
through the internet or to even communicate with the locals through
translation apps. The internet is a
wondrous tool.
What for you is usually the best way
to soak up the culture you’re in?
Eat with the locals. The old adage of “you are what you eat” has
What has been your favourite cuisine that you have discovered on
your travels?
That’s like asking me who my favourite member of the family is. Food is
mood dependent and what my taste
buds crave right now is not what they
lust after tomorrow, or even in an
hour’s time. Some of the most memorable dishes were the pope’s nose
Yakitori skewers in Tokyo - the meat
was succulent because it was encased
in a layer of fat that crisped perfectly
on the hot coals.
Celebrity chefs to add pizzazz
to Good Food & Wine Show
The Good Food & Wine Show is
back at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from May 21
to 24. Go along and see your favourite local and international chefs
take to the main stage in the ‘Celebrity Chefs Theatre’, while savouring some amazing goodies on offer.
Health and fitness expert, Lisa
Raleigh will be present at the ‘well
I am’ kitchen in the newly launched
Health Hub section. Raleigh has
been an exercise specialist for more
than 13 years and specialises in
wellness, digestion, stress management, obesity and, more recently,
fitness technology.
The Health Hub section will be
dedicated to popular health and
wellness brands, and attendees will
be able to get their hands on some
healthy tasters and products, and
also see demonstrations.
Make it a point to visit the Health
Hub – you’ll leave armed with essential information for healthier living.
* Ticket Prices
Adults: R130
Ages 13-18: R110
Pensioners: R110
Ages 7-12: R50
Ages 0-6: Free
Combo: R155 (includes a taster
glass and 5 tasting vouchers – additional vouchers at R25 for a book
of 5)
Glass: R30 (bought separately including 5 tasting vouchers)
10+: R1000 (or R100 per ticket
based on 10 or above)
Buy tickets at Computicket, or at
the door.
Visit www.goodfoodandwineshow.
co.za for more information.
You’ve got exactly R48 in your wallet. Where do you go for lunch in
Cape Town, and what do you have?
That’s a tough one. When I’m in
Cape Town I can be found, as a rule,
on Bree Street. I love the vibe. I adore
the food. Those are my people. R48
may not get me very far on that strip,
admittedly. Perhaps I would go to
Jason Bakey and have a Hot Diggity
Dog, which is a cracker of a hotdog
in a pretzel bun with Jason’s relish
and a juice. I might also go to Max
Bagel - my heart melts for glistening,
shaped buns. Also, this is lunch, so
carbs are still allowed.
What is your specialty in the kitchen?
For a dinner party? Anything that
doesn’t require me to be in the kitchen the entire time. Slow roasts (beef
brisket in beer with crushed calumet
olives, garlic and fresh thyme) or participation meals like making fresh
pasta, are some of my favourites. I
too want to enjoy my dinner party.
“2013 FLEUR DU CAP WINNER”
- BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL -
Lisa Raleigh
“2014 NALEDI WINNER”
- BEST MALE PERFORMANCE IN A MUSICAL -
12, 14, 19, 23 May 2015
15 May - 21 May 2015
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The Next 48hOURS • What’s Hot
Unconventional musical leaves
a lasting impression
SHOW: LiTTLe SHOp OF HORRORS
DiReCTOR: STepHeN STeaD
CaST: aLaN COmmiTTie, CaNDiCe vaN
LiTSeNBORGH, miCHaeL RiCHaRD, Zak
HeNDRikZ
veNUe: THeaTRe ON THe Bay UNTiL
JUNe 6
RevieW: peTeR TROmp
Not having seen even the film version of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’, I
had no idea of what to expect from
KickstArt’s production. Not to retread the clichés, but oftentimes,
not having any expectations, or
even lowered expectations, is the
best way to go into a show. As it
happens, this ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ is an absolute blast, boasting
quality at almost every turn.
Director Stephen Stead gave The
Next 48hOURS readers a fair indication recently of how much this
unconventional musical means to
him, and it doesn’t take a seasoned
theatregoer to notice how much
passion went into his production.
As one of my mates, a novice theatregoer, but already a seasoned
cynic, said on the evening, “It’s really good, isn’t it.” Yes it is, Nadine.
Not only does this ‘Little Shop of
Horrors’ possess charm in spades;
it also has some interesting subject matter at its core, which feels
particularly relevant in our media
drenched age of Elliot Rogers’ and
Gamergates. That the main character, Seymour, played with gusto by
Alan Committie, self-identifies as a
so-called “nice guy,” but justifies to
himself some pretty despicable actions along the way, would feel familiar to anyone who has spent any
time on internet message boards, or
a YouTube comments sections (or
simply watched the news, for that
matter).
“Fun”. That’s the one word the producers insist describes the pantomime, ‘Liewe Heksie: Flower Power’,
set to enchant all ages at the Bellville
Civic Centre from May 19 to 31, every
night at 7pm. (There will also be Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2pm
and 3pm, respectively.)
The ancient Romans contributed in a major way to the modern
world: cement, roads, clay brick ovens, central heating, newspapers, calendars, false teeth, cesareans, books,
etc. Luckily the Romans weren’t just
highly cultivated, they were also
known for their wild parties. And one
of their most joyful contributions is
the Pantomime. This one was written by Francois Toerien and Margit
Meyer-Rödenbeck of ‘Dowwe Dolla’
fame, with direction by legendary comedienne Lizz Meiring.
Alan Committie and Candice van Litsenborgh
The two standout performers
are rubbery faced Zak Hendrikz as
sadomasochistic dentist Orin Scrivello, and Candice van Litsenborgh
as beat down Audrey, who has suffered a plethora of abusive boyfriends in her life, but continues to
believe in the redemptive power of
love. Van Litsenborgh has always
been a winning presence in the
supporting roles she has most often
been cast in, but here she’s granted
the opportunity to show her range,
and does she ever take advantage of
the opportunity.
Special mention must go to the
builders of the props and puppets.
Everything has a marvellously professional sheen to it, and it completely enhances one’s immersion
in the 1950s pop culture infused
world of the musical.
This one’s going to creep into
your heart, so don’t miss it.
* Book at Computicket.
Brendan van Rhyn as Cathy
Specific
for portraying the lead role of Frank
‘n Furter in the Fugard Theatre’s
production of ‘The Rocky Horror
Show’, which had 444 sold-out performances during its 18-month run
and also earned him the 2013 Fleur
du Cap Award for Best Actor in a
Musical and the 2014 Naledi Theatre
Award for Best Male Performance in
a Musical.
The performer’s other theatre
highlights include ‘The Judas Kiss’
(2000), which marked the beginning
of his professional career, followed
by Janice Honeyman’s pantomime,
‘A Lad ‘n a Lamp’ (2000) and ‘Ladies
Night’ (2005). His hit musical comedy revue, ‘Mile High - with Cathy
Specific’ (2007) and ‘Mile High – the
JUMBO Package’ (2008) was the
start of his journey as Cathy Specific.
Prestige Cosmetics and Travel
With Flair have sponsored some prizes so audiences will leave having got
more than they bargained for at The
Grand Café.
• Liewe Heksie is an iconic part of
South African culture. Scores of
South Africans grew up with Verna
Vels’s loveable character, and this
year the witch with the heart of gold
is celebrating her 53rd birthday.
• Fun: After day five of rehearsals, well known opera singer, Zanne
Stapelberg, declared this production
to be one of her best jobs she’s ever
had. “You are exhausted by eight at
night, but it feels like one long play
date,” she says.
• Colour, sound, speed, energy. “Pantomime is farce on acid,” says director Meiring.
• It’s a circus in your head - anything
is possible. Although choreographer,
* Tickets for adults are R100 and R75
for kids under 16.
Book at Computicket.
‘The Pervert Laura’, Louis Viljoen’s
dark and unsettling psycho-drama,
currently showing at the Fugard Studio Theatre, will extend for one additional week and will now close on
May 30.
At the recent Fleur du Cap Theatre
Awards in March, ‘The Pervert Laura’
won the playwright the Rosalie van
der Gucht Prize for Best New Director. Viljoen was also awarded the Best
New South African Script award for
another of his acclaimed plays, ‘The
Kingmakers’, making him the only
* Guests can arrive between 6.30pm
and 7pm, with the show starting at
8pm sharp.
Tickets are R390pp, including dinner.
Book at www.webtickets.co.za.
www.48hours.co.za
Loukmaan Adams as Geraldina
Geelheks & Margit MeyerRödenbeck as Liewe Heksie
‘The pervert Laura’ extends
at the Fugard
A scene from ‘The Pervert Laura’
4 The Next 48hOURS
Loukmaan Adams, often had to wonder if everything is indeed possible.
“How am I going to teach these
white folks rhythm?” he was heard
constantly muttering throughout rehearsals.
• Some of SA’s top performers are
taking part in this joyous production. Just a few of the names: Margit
Meyer-Rödenbeck, Chris van Niekerk,
Crystal Donna Roberts and Emile
Minnie.
A couple of reasons cited by the
creators why one shouldn’t miss
out:
First Lady of Flying to regale
diners in Granger Bay
Brendan van Rhyn, most recently
seen in ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ in
Cape Town, will be performing at
The Grand Café and Beach in Granger Bay in a dinner theatre setting
on Thursday, Tuesday and Saturday,
May 14, 19 and 23.
Audiences will be able to see Van
Rhyn in the guise of Cathy Specific,
the 7-ft platinum blonde bombshell
that is his alter-ego. Ridiculously regal and instantly intimidating, Cathy
Specific is South Africa’s self styled
First Lady of Flying and everyone’s
favourite flight attendant.
This sassy stewardess lived in
Van Rhyn’s head for many years as
he himself travelled the world as a
cabin crew member for our national
carrier. Only through her, could he
marry both his loves in life – his love
for performing and his love for flying. Miss Specific is a familiar face
on the corporate circuit, including
big clients such as FNB, Vodacom,
Mr Gay South Africa and the Mr Gay
World Pageants.
Van Rhyn is perhaps best known
Liewe Heksie lives on in 53rd
year at the Bellville Civic
double winner on the night. ‘The
Pervert Laura’ also received a nomination in the category of Best New
South African Script. Emily Child
won the Best Lead Actress Award for
her portrayal of the titular character
and co-star Guy de Lancey received
nominations for Best Supporting Actor and Best Lighting Design.
The production also features a
powerhouse supporting cast of Terry
Norton (‘Othello’, ‘Equus’, ‘A Doll’s
House’, ‘Rainbow Scars’), Nicholas Pauling (‘Amadeus’, ‘Hamlet’,
‘Waiting for the Barbarians’), and
newcomer Sarah Potter (‘Four Small
Gods’, ‘The Lover’, ‘Ebola’). Child,
Norton, Pauling and de Lancey are all
former Fleur du Cap Theatre Award
nominees and winners.
‘The Pervert Laura’ follows
30-year-old Laura through a week
in her life. In conversations with her
therapist, an attempt at an affair in a
seedy hotel room, and through arguments with her family, Laura reveals
herself to be a woman on the road to
absolute self-annihilation. As secrets
are unearthed and accusations are
made and relationships are shattered,
the true source of Laura’s decision to
veer from the path society chose for
her becomes clear.
* Book at The Fugard box office on
021 461 4554.
15 May - 21 May 2015
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Music Exchange: Those unforgettable gigs
By Martin Myers
T
@martinmyers
wo of the most powerful, positive catalysts in a person’s make
up are music and sport.
I bring up the point as a
friend of mine, Mike Greenaway, one of
the foremost rugby writers in South Africa (he wrote John Smit’s best-selling
book ‘Captain in the Cauldron’), wrote
a piece this week about my number one
passion, rugby.
He penned how the All Blacks (the
team I love and have been supporting
since childhood) lost a game against the
Springboks in 2006 in the less than salubrious surrounds of the Royal Bafokeng
Stadium in Rustenburg.
I was at the game with Mike and remember every last detail, including the
crazy after party, and it got me thinking about the parallels with great music
performances.
What musical memory do you have
that is as clear as daylight as that rugby
game in 2006 was for me? All the stars
aligned - the game was a truly memorable once-off, never to be repeated
in quite the same way again by those
world-class athletes.
Music and performance does the
same thing to the human spirit. Think
of that first slow dance, and the party
hits in your final year at school. Whatever the year may have been, those hits
and memories will always stay with you.
My question is, are those performances, the songs I talk about, a distant
memory due to way we consume music
nowadays? Or are artists in South Africa
not pushing the creative co-operation
button hard enough?
A selection of music shows that stand
out for me while I was growing up include Juluka at UCT’S Jameson Hall;
Stimela and Ladysmith Black Mambazo
on their ‘Unfinished Story’ tour; David Kramer at Red Level at UCT; never
mind the gigs at The Base, situated at
88 Shortmarket Street, where the likes
of Sakhile, Bayete, Don Laka and Basil
“Mannenberg” Coetzee played. Add Yossour N Dour, at the then North Sea Jazz
Festival at the Good Hope Centre; and to
top it all, Shaun Morgan from Seether,
at the height of his powers, doing a solo
acoustic show at Mercury Live to 500
people.
These shows I mention all had something special that captivated the audience and which are still talked about
today by aficionados who where happy
to be at the right place at the right time
(like my Rustenburg rugby jol).
Recently saxophonist Don Vino Prins,
who can blow a tune or two, impressed
me immensely, but he now needs to
find that original song to carry him to
a broader audience. Frank Paco is an-
other name, along with Buddy Wells and
Moreira Chonguica. These are just some
of the names audiences across the Western Cape should seek out and whose
music they should immerse themselves
Moreira Chonguica
THEATRE
When We Were Nearly Young
A one-man comedy with anecdotes by the performer.
Written and performed by
Lebogang Mogashoa.
U - Rntil 16 May
R80 – R90
Alexander Upstairs Theatre, 76 Strand Street,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 300
1088
Ivan The Terrible
TOBACCO
The Baxter Theatre Centre, in association with the National Arts Festival
and the Fortune Cookie Theatre Company, present
,
AND THE HARMFUL EFFECTS THEREOF
ANDREW BUCKLAND
TONI MORKEL
DIRECTION
SYLVAINE STRIKE
ADAPTATION BY WILLIAM HARDING
2015
BAXTER
FLIPSIDE
20 MAY–13 JUNE
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THEATRE
sic. Starring Hilda Cronje
(Mies Julie) as Eliza, Cameron Robertson as Darcy
and Nathan Lynn as Mrs
Bennett.
Until 23 May @ 7pm
R120
The Rosebank Theatre, 16
Alma Road, Rosebank, Tel:
072 3166133
A Class of One
A Bolshoi ballet production
screened live, dramatises
Ivan the Terrible’s controversial reign, and portrays
events in 16th-century Russia.
17 May @ 11am
R100
Fugard Theatre, Caledon
Street, District 6, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 461 4554
A drama based on
fact about two teachers
from the Cape Flats and
their lives of activism, starring Denise Newman and
Basil Appollis.
Until 16 May
R100 – R120
Baxter Theatre Centre,
Main Road, Rondebosch,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 685
7880
John
Big Girls
The controversial but highly
acclaimed play John, written and performed by Andre
Lombard and directed by
Jeremeo le Cordeur, returns to Cape Town.
The play follows the story of
John, a highly intelligent
man, who after falling in
love and having his first
sexual experience, delves
into the underworld of sex
workers in the hope of finding a replacement for his
first love.
21 – 30 May
R100
Artscape Arena, DF Malan
Street, Foreshore, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 410 9800
A musical comedy/cabaret
featuring Vanessa Harris,
Lucy Tops and Cassandra
Money.
Until 31 May
R120
Kalk Bay Theatre, 52 Main
Road, Kalk Bay, Tel: (021)
788 7257
Pride & Prejudice
The dark psycho-drama
written and directed by the
award-winning playwright
Louis Viljoen is back by
A cast of 5 performs Matthew Roberts’ stage adaption of Jane Austen’s clas-
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in. You’re bound to catch a show from
one of these artists that is so powerful that it’s committed to memory and
fondly remembered over and over again
infinitum.
Nothing But The Truth
A dramatic play about the
story of our recent past of
Apartheid & the struggle for
freedom.
Until 13 May
R40
Artscape Theatre Centre,
Tel: (021) 421 7839
The Pervert Laura
THEATRE
popular demand after its
highly acclaimed debut.
Until 23 May / R130
Fugard Theatre, Corner
Caledon & Lower Buitenkant Street, District Six, Tel:
(021) 461 4554
Little Shop of Horrors
A classic comedic horror
musical comes to Cape
Town, directed by Steven
Stead and starring Alan
Committie.
Until 6 June
R100 – R250
Theatre On The Bay, 1 Link
Street, Camps Bay, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 438 3301
Cabaret
One of Broadway’s greatest
musical productions, set in
pre-WWII Germany, is
brought to life by the team
that produced the smash hit
musical, The Rocky Horror
Show.
Until 28 June
R100 – R280
Fugard Theatre, Caledon
Street, District 6, Tel: (021)
461 4554
Orpheus in Africa
The return of the production
by popular demand, David
Kramer directs a new musical about Orpheus McAdoo and the Virginia Jubilee
Singers who came to South
Africa from the USA in
1890. Starring tenor Aubrey Poo and soprano Lynelle Kenned.
Until 6 October
R110 – R220
The Fugard Theatre, Corner Caledon & Lower Buitenkant Street, Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 461 4554
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Madame Zingara announces return to
Cape Town in new spiegelpaleis
J
ust when you thought they
couldn’t go any bigger, Madame Zingara, the popular
dinner theatre cirque spectacular, presents ‘The Celebration’,
commemorating their fifteenth year.
The showpiece will be performed
in a new custom built three storey
high Belgian spiegelpaleis called
The Queen of Flanders, complete
with new upper level balconies and
opulent interiors.
‘The Celebration’ will be the
largest touring dinner theatre of
its kind, offering a sensory experience on a massive scale. After fourteen months of pre-production, the
new show is expected to push the
boundaries of dinner cirque theatre,
with artists from sixteen countries
around the world represented in this
all new spectacular.
Gastronomes can look forward
to a specially crafted new menu,
taking the culinary offering up to
five lavish courses.
In partnership with Gearhouse
South Africa, advanced digital
sound, pyrotechnics and lighting
have also been added to the theatrics, taking the production to new
heights.
Diners can expect entertainment in Madame Zingara’s
customary style
* ‘The Celebration’ tour will run on
the Grand Parade in Cape Town for
a limited season from July 7 to September 26.
Tickets range from R650 to R950
per person. Book now by calling
0861 623 263 or send an email
enquiry to boxoffice@madamezingara.com.
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Kaapse Stories
Good Night Market Launch
City Bowl Market on Hope
This delightful musical revue
celebrates the joyful, resilient
spirit of the colourful people
who populate the city that lies
at the foot of Table Mountain.
Couched in the recent history
of the Cape, “Kaapse Stories”
deftly relates stories of Cape
Town and her people, their
struggles, victories and personalities, all with a hefty
dose of comedy.
Tuesday, Thursdays & Saturdays @ 7:30pm
R435pp (incl. Drink on arrival
& 4 course dinner)
Richards Supper Stage, 229a
Corner Main Road, Corner
Glengariff, Tel: (021) 434
4497
For the inaugural Night Market, a photographic exhibition
based on the theme of ‘Unordinary’ features large-scale
photographs by both established and emerging local
photographers.
The monthly market brings
live music, food trucks, a
drinks bar and a central creative showcase to the Watershed.
Last Wednesday of every
month @ 10am – 9pm
Watershed, 17 Dock Road,
V&A Waterfront, Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 408 7840
Pull in and get your fill of exotic eats and wholesome
treats. Along with Food from
around the world - breakfast
and lunch Smoothies, gourmet coffee, delicious desserts, beer, wine, ginger beer,
live music, beautiful clothing
& jewellery, and more.
Every Thursday & Saturday
14 Hope Street, Gardens, Tel:
073 2708043
ART
Dreams, Amongst Other Things
An introduction to the work of
Gabrielle Kruger, Amber Moir,
Mia Louw and Isabella Kuijers.
Until 16 May
FREE
Salon 91, 91 Kloof Street,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 424
6930
Bit by Bit Mosaic
Full day workshops that are
perfect for beginners – ‘you
will be amazed at what you
can achieve after just one
day,’ says owner Kerry Atherstone. What a fantastic way to
spend the day; relax, learn an
amazing skill and you get to
take home your project.
R400 per person including
lunch.
Observatory, Cape Town, Tel:
079 042 3908
Big Tree Mosaics
Join Michelle McConnell, who
started her journey into the art
of mosaics after an inspirational trip to Turkey, at her
home studio in Durbanville.
9:30am – 12:30pm & 6pm –
8pm
R60 – R90
42 Primula Crescent, Wellway
Park East, Durbanville, Tel:
073 653 2688
Fiddlewood Pottery Studios
Classes are small and intimate giving students ample
individual attention as they
learn the tricks of the trade.
Beginners are more than welcome to come and learn
about pottery basics such as;
glazing, firing, hand as well as
wheelwork.
10am – 12:30pm, 7:30pm –
10pm & 5pm – 9:30pm
R410
Fiddlewood Pottery Studio
88, 1st Avenue, Harfield Village, Claremont, Tel: (021)
671 2515
MARKETS
Tel: 021 802 4848
Mediterranean Fete
E-mail: sales@48hours.co.za
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www.48hours.co.za
Bring the family & enjoy the
tastes of the Mediterranean,
buy some clever crafts and let
the kids have fun at this market with a difference.
16 May @ 9am – 5pm
127 Milner Road, Rondebosch
Tokai Forest Market
This market has a little bit of
something for visitors of all
ages. It also provides an opportunity for some family
quality time and adventure.
There is a great deal of fun to
be had for each member of
the family, from activities for
the kids to shopping for the
teens as well as culinary highlights for the foodies.
Every Saturday @ 9am – 2pm
Tokai Forest, Orpen Road/
Spaanchemat River Road,
Tokai
Fashion in the Village Market
The monthly market is the
passion project of Cape Town
local and fashion guru Kim
Speer, who also runs the
weekly Friday night Blue Bird
Garage Food and Goods
Market out of the same space
(an old converted postal
plane hangar in the heart of
the suburb). While she gives
much of her attention to the
regular evening event, she
launched the vibey daytime
clothing and design fair in an
effort to find expression for
her long-time love of beautiful
attire.
Every 1st Saturday of the
month @ 11am – 4pm
Blue Bird Garage, Muizenberg, Tel: 082 3312471
Durbanville Saturday Market
With over 200 stalls you will
find everything from crafts,
food and plants. Bring the
kids and enjoy the market under the ancient oak trees
while listening to soulful music play in the background.
Every 1st Saturday of every
month @ 8:30am – 2pm
FREE
Gardens of Rust en Vrede Estate, Wellington Rd, Durbanville, Tel: 072 173 1040
Milnerton Flea Market
Cape Town’s most diverse
outdoor market and famous
landmark for bargain hunters!
Enjoy endless variety of used
items ranging from household
goods and bric-a-brac, to collectables and antiques at bargain prices.
Open weather permitting from
8am Saturdays, Sundays &
Public Holidays
Ample free parking
Marine Drive (R27), Metro Industrial
For further info visitwww.milnertonfleamarket.co.za
The Palms Market brings Die
Platteland to City Tables
“Here we laugh, make music,
and exchange hugs and chats
with familiar faces. We sell
food from the heart and it’s
like meeting up with old
friends on the village square
every Saturday: shopping,
eating and drinking – as likeminded people have done for
centuries.”
EVERY Saturday @ 9am 2pm
FREE parking
The Palms, 145 Sir Lowry Rd,
Woodstock, (021) 462 0394
www.palms.co.za
info@palms.co.za
Alphen Antiques and Collectables Markets
A variety of items will be on
sale. Entry is free, there is
ample parking and refreshments are available.
2nd & 4th Sunday of every
month @ 10am – 4pm
Alphen Community Centre
Hall, Constantia Main Road,
Opposite Constantia Village,
Tel: 084 6267499
Bay Harbour Market (Hout Bay)
An inspiring destination for
breakfast, lunch and dinner,
this weekend market kicks off
with Friday Nite LIVE!, offering live music, at least 26 culinary experts catering to everything
from
Tunisian
cuisine, Seafood platters, Oven-fired Pizza to gourmet
Sandwiches, speciality soups
and everything in-between.
Dates & times: Friday Nite
LIVE!: 5 pm to 9 pm; Sunday:
9.30 am to 4 pm.
Extended trading hours on
Saturdays from 16 November
2013: Saturdays 10.30am6pm
31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay,
Cape Town
EVENTS
Science Circus
Dr Graham Walker’s high-energy science show with workshops and activities.
15 May @ 6pm
R40
Science Centre, Cape Town
Science Centre, 370B Main
Road, Observatory, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 300 3200
City Walk Saturdays
A collaborative community
placemaking project that creates the opportunity to use
the inner city “as a place to
play, meet and create,” connecting significant places in
the urban heart of Cape Town
through storytelling, public art
and walking tours to bring
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EVENTS
public spaces to life activities
such as soccer, giant chess,
face-painting, jumping castles, chalk paintings, board
games, yoga and dancing are
organised.
16 May @ 10am – 2pm
FREE
Company’s Gardens, St
Georges Mall, citywalk@capetownpartnership.co.za
Franschhoek Literary Festival
Sarah Waters, Deon Meyer,
Mike van Graan, Hugh
Masekela and Zelda La
Grange are amongst a lineup
of over 170 writers from
South Africa and overseas
giving a series of informal discussions and debates to promote reading and writing in
South Africa.
15 – 17 May @ 10am – 5pm
R70
In and around Franschhoek,
www.flf.co.za
Winemaker’s Dinner
A food and wine pairing evening, with food prepared by
Johnny Hamman, 2014
Kokkedoor winner and wines
selected by Cellar Master,
Niel Bester.
16 May @ 7pm
R550
The Manor House, Plaisir de
Merle, Simondium, on R45
between Paarl and Franschhoek, Tel: (021) 874 1071
The Cape Orchid Society Autumn Show
An array of orchids and exotic
plants on display as well as
for sale.
16 & 17 May
R5 – R15
Alphen Centre, Constantia
Main Road, Constantia, Tel:
072 3767045
Good Food & Wine Show
The annual foodie exhibition
offers demos, tastings, cooking classes and appearances
by internationally acclaimed
chefs including The Cake
Boss, Buddy Valastro and
MasterChef Australia judge,
chef and author, Matt Preston.
21 – 24 May @ 10am - 9pm
R50, R110 & R130
Cape Town International Convention Centre, Tel: (021) 702
2280 / 0861 366343
MUSIC
New Holland
Make your way down to Manila Bar where new Holland
will be rocking the joint along
with a few friends.
15 May @ 8pm
Manila Bar, 161 Long Street,
Cape Town, Tel: 082 3313768
Pulse Surprise feat Verax
Feel the pulse of Nameless
resonate with in you, driven
by the roaring sounds of Verax.
15 May @ 8pm
The Nameless Pub, 101 Main
Road, Somerset West
Reforest Fest 2015: Friend Fest
Bring friends and family and
come play your part in planting trees and doing your bit
15 May - 21 May 2015
MUSIC
for the environment with a
party in between.
15 May @ 3:30pm
Platbos Indigenous Forest,
Baviaanspoort Hills on the
Grootbos Road between
Stanford & Gansbaai, Tel:
082 4110448
Berg Live
Berg will be at the Side Show
to ensure that the last of it’s
open days are filled packed
with psychedelic mayhem.
16 May @ 9pm
The Side Show, 11 Mechau
Street, Cape Town, Tel: 082
0770315
NIGHTLIFE
Block Party
Take the party to the streets
with one of the Mother City’s
meanest line-up featuring
Dix, Rob Toca, Ashton Gardner and plenty of others.
16 May @ 4pm
ColorBox Studios, 3 Industry
Street, Cape Town
Fiction – Year Nine
Give it up for nine insane
years of Fiction.
16 May @ 10pm
Fiction, 226 Long Street,
Cape Town
Imagine – A Day Party with
Mandragora
The wait is over, Mandragora
has finally hit the cape.
16 May @ 10pm
Hillcrest Quarry, 15 Church
Street, Durbanville, Tel: (021)
976 4959
Super Friendship Arcade
Super Friendhip Arcade is
back and bursting at the
seams with a fresh line-up
and awesome games.
16 May @ 8pm
The Manila Bar, 161 Longmarket Street, Cape Town,
Tel: 082 3313768
KIDS FUN
Discover a unique Two Oceans
Aquarium in the Waterfront
One of the top tourist attractions in Cape Town and over
3000 living sea animals, including sharks, fishes, turtles
and penguins can be5 seen
this spectacular underwater
nature reserve.
Adults – R125, Pensioners &
Students (14-17) – R97, Kids
(4-13) – R60
Open: Daily @ 9:30am – 6pm
(incl. Public Holidays)
Two Ocean Aquarium Cape
Town, V&A Waterfront, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 418 3823
Ice Skating in Cape Town
Come rain or shine - ice skating is a must! Whether you
want to organise a party or
just want to go skating with
one or two friends, the ice rink
is a whole lot of fun.
Monday – Friday @ 10am –
12:30pm & 2pm – 4:30pm,
Saturdays @ 9am – 11:30am,
12pm – 2:30pm & 3pm –
5:30pm
R40pp including skates
Grandwest, Tel: (021) 535
2260
KIDS FUN
Atlantic Rail Steam Train
Vintage fun for the whole family. Buxom, beautiful and still
hard at work at the ripe age of
63, Jenny hasn’t let the wrinkles of time mar her life’s mission.
Cape Town to Simon’s Town
and back one to three Sundays a month.
Kids @ R150 – Adults @
R250
Cape Town Train Lodge Hotel, Tel: (021) 558 5805
Deep chocolate tones and winter
fruit flavours for the season
Beautiful Butterfly World
Visit this Winelands paradise
and be privileged to see resting butterflies, exotic spiders
and scary scorpions up close.
Monday – Friday @ 9am –
3pm
Route 44, Klapmuts (near
Stellenbosch and Paarl),
Cape Winelands, Tel: (021)
875 5628
Noordhoek Farm Village
Renowned for long white
sandy beaches, vast wetlands and ancient milkwood
forest, Noordhoek epitomizes
a relaxed, unhurried lifestyle
that is sought after by many
environmentalists and artists,
so don’t be surprised to find
horses, pigs, cows, hens,
ducks and rabbits roaming
the gardens and open public
spaces.
Noordhoek Farm Village,
Noordhoek, Tel: (021) 789
2812
Gemstones in the Scratch Patch
Simons Town
A visit to topstones is fun.
Tour the Topstones factory
with the kids; there is plenty
for the little ones to have a
flied day, and watch gemstones being tumble-polished
and crafted into a wide variety
of products.
Monday – Friday
@ 8:30am – 4:45pm, Saturdays & Sundays
@ 9am – 5:30pm
Scratch Patch, Cape Town,
Dido Valley Road, outside Simon’s Town,
Tel: (021) 786 2020
Paintball
Teamwork, stealth and strategy are all part of what makes
it so exciting. Hiding behind
trees, belly crawling through
the grass or strategising with
their team will soon make
them forget about their computers.
R130
Monday – Sunday: 9:15am12:45pm, 1:15pm – 4:45pm
Area 51, Imhoff Farm,
Kommetjie,
Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 790 7603
Camel Riding
If the paintball sounds a bit
too hectic then why not take
your kids for a camel ride at
Imhoff Farm next door to the
paintball.
Tuesdays – Sundays and
public holidays: 12pm – 4pm
Short rides: R60 for adults,
R40 for children, outride:
R200
Please be aware that rides
are not offered when it is rain-
The Table Bay Lounge
S
oul-warming cakes, textured desserts, and satisfying home-baked savouries
hail the start of autumn at
the Table Bay. Available throughout winter, the new High Tea menu
is a celebration of textures and
seasonal flavours that inspire feelings of warmth and contentment
against the backdrop of wintery
afternoons.
Languishing in the comfort of
The Table Bay’s lofty, open-truss
lounge, guests can survey the bustle of the working harbour through
high arch windows while soothing themselves with indulgent
treats. With its maritime theme, the
lounge is filled with trinkets from
the spice route and deep, inviting
sofas and comfortable chairs covered in fanciful paisleys, stripes and
floral fabrics.
To complement the season, The
Table Bay’s Pastry Chef, Bobby Kumar has included on the menu a
rich Chocolate Beet Cake, a moist,
dark chocolate flavoured cake
made with beetroot puree. There
KIDS FUN
ing or in stormy weather.
Imhoff Farm, Kommetjie,
Cape Town,
Tel: 082 3443163
Pirate Boat
Craving adventure on the
high seas? Set sail aboard
the Jolly Roger and enjoy the
live pirate show out at sea.
Children will love the authentic looking pirate ship and the
sense of adventure that the
crew helps to create.
Daily
cruises:
adults:
R130, children: R60, sunset
cruise: children: R100, adults:
R200.
Opening times: Subject to
weather conditions
V&A Waterfront Harbour,
Cape Town, Tel: (021 421
0909
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is also lavish Black Forest Torte
filled with chocolate mousse, cherries, whipped cream and chocolate shavings, Flourless Seasonal
Naartjie Cake, and Chocolate and
Orange Crémeux – a heavenly
chocolate and orange mousse in a
dark chocolate shell.
Reminiscent of chilly afternoons
spent at the fireside, there are classics like Blancmange with roasted
plums, and fresh home-baked Cinnamon and Raisin Scones. Adding colour and vigour to the deep
chocolate tones and winter-fruit
hues is The Table Bay’s signature
Rainbow Baked Cheese Cake, and
the tantalizing Raspberry and Lemon Butter Icing Cake.
The seemingly endless selection
of desserts includes Chocolatepeppermint Crisp Pyramids (vanilla sponge choc ganache, choc
peppermint); Banofee Pie (banana
and toffee filling in a pie shell with
cream and Brule banana); White
Chocolate and Raspberry Cheese
Cake (white cheese cake with rasberry jelly); Tiramisu; Mini Genoise
KIDS FUN
Go-karting
Need for speed? Let them
race each other around the
310m mini replica of the
Killarney racetrack, complete
with twists and turns to keep
the adrenaline pumping.
Adults: R100, children: R90
Opening times: Mondays –
Sunday
@ 9:30am – 10pm
10 Myhof Road,
Kenilworth,
Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 683 2670
Cool Runnings Tobogganing
Park
We’ve swapped sunshine
and beaches for the lure of
snow here in Cape Town but
that doesn’t mean we have to
miss out on the winter sports
they get to enjoy elsewhere.
Cake (light sponge cake with ricotta
cheese topping and candied peel),
and Gulab jamun (milk solidsbased desserts covered in coconut).
As always there is a choice of
gluten free cakes and desserts including Jelly and Milk Custard
Trifle (layers of fruit jelly and milk
tart filling); Rich Chocolate Tartlets (almond shortbread, choc ganache); an assortment of fudges,
macaroons, coconut ices, and
truffles; the Chocolate and Orange
Crémeux, and the Blancmange
(baked cream with roasted plums).
For those seeking savoury flavours, there is a choice of quiches
like the Mushroom and leek quiche
(gluten free), and Cape Malay
Chicken Quiche, as well as sandwiches with a selection of luxury
fillings.
* The Table Bay’s High Tea is available between 2.30pm and 5.30pm
from Monday to Sunday.
For more information, visit www.
suninternational.com; or call the
Table Bay Hotel on 021 406 5000.
KIDS FUN
Opening Times: Tuesday –
Friday: 12pm -6pm, Saturday-Sunday: 9am-6pm
Off Carl Cronje Drive, Opposite Bellville Velodrome,
Tel: (021) 949 4439
The Book Lounge
For younger children (3-8
years) there’s adventure of a
different kind every Saturday
at 11am at the Book Lounge.
The exciting stories will take
them along for a different
journey each week. It’s a
great way to get them excited
about reading and exploring
the wonderful world of books.
Saturdays @ 11am
FREE
71 Roeland Street, Zonnebloem, Cape Town, Tel:
(021) 462 2425
KIDS FUN
Cape Town Museums
The musty smell of old photographs and historic artefacts
in well-lit showrooms offers a
welcome retreat from the
rainy weather outside.
25 Queen Victoria Street,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 481
3900
The Science Centre
A world of discovery under
one roof, the Science Centre features a wide variety of
interactive displays and exciting activities for your enjoyment.
Monday to Saturday 9am 4:30pm; Sundays & Public
Holidays 10am - 4:30pm
370B Main Road,
Observatory,
Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 300 3200
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The Next 48hOURS • Movie Releases
Still showing:
‘Paul Blart:
Mall Cop 2’
FILM: A LITTLE CHAOS
CAST: kATE wINSLET, MATTHIAS SCHOENAERTS, STANLEY TUCCI, HELEN MCCRORY,
STEvEN wADDINGTON, JENNIFER EHLE, ALAN
RICkMAN
DIRECTOR: ALAN RICkMAN
Reunited for the first time since ‘Sense
and Sensibility’, Alan Rickman directs
Academy Award winner Kate Winslet in
the romantic drama ‘A Little Chaos’.
The year is 1682. Sabine De Barra
(Winslet), a strong-willed and talented
landscape designer, fulfils her chosen vocation in the gardens and countryside of
France.
One day, an unexpected invitation
comes: Sabine is in the running for an
assignment at the court of King Louis
XIV (Rickman). Upon meeting with her,
the King’s renowned landscape artist
André Le Notre (Matthias Schoenaerts)
is initially disturbed by Sabine’s distinctive eye and forward-thinking nature, but
eventually chooses Sabine to build one
of the main gardens at The Sun King’s
new Palace of Versailles. Under pressure
of time and as she charts her own course,
Le Notre comes to recognize the value of
“a little chaos” in Sabine’s process.
While pushing herself and her workers to complete the Rockwork Grove as an
outdoor ballroom, Sabine negotiates the
perilous rivalries and intricate etiquette of
the court, going about challenging gender and class barriers.
Sabine forges a surprising connection
Kate Winslett and Matthias Schoenaerts in ‘A Little Chaos’
with the King himself, and wins a vote
of confidence from the King’s brother,
Philippe (Academy Award nominee Stanley Tucci).
As she gradually comes to terms with
a tragedy in her past, Sabine’s professional and personal interactions with André bring out honesty, compassion, and
creativity in both of them.
“This is a human, and in many ways
very modern, story,” says Rickman of the
17th-century set romantic drama ‘A Little
Chaos’, which is his second feature as di-
rector following ‘The Winter Guest’.
He remembers, “Alison Deegan’s script
landed unannounced in my letter box.
As I read it, I was struck by Alison’s
deep knowledge of the subject matter, by
her incredibly refreshing use of language,
and by her very personal take on the interplay between men and women.”
‘A Little Chaos’ re-imagines the creation of the Rockwork Grove, a unique
element of France’s “Sun King” Louis
XIV’s magnificent Palace of Versailles. Le
Notre, established as a famous and cele-
brated architect, is tasked with overseeing
the creation of an outdoor ballroom. He
turns to Sabine De Barra, an outsider to
court and a landscape designer, to bring a
fresh perspective. Rickman notes, “While
their respective visions of beauty for the
garden might initially be seen as contradictory, a true meeting of minds begins
to take shape.
“Any audience member will be able to
enter this story, whether knowing a lot
about the period or nothing at all. Some
of what we are dramatizing happened,
and some of it did not. We are looking at
history through a kind of prism.”
The screenplay’s key departure from
the historical record was in the creation
of the character of Sabine.
Producer Gail Egan offers, “The character of Sabine is what gives our film
such resonance. One of the things Kate
Winslet said when she first read the script
was that this was an incredibly modern
story, only set in a different period. Sabine takes on life, creativity, and emotions in a very modern way; we can relate
to her attitude, her pride, her pain, her
hopes and dreams, and her redemption.
“I’d worked with Alan when I was 19,
on Sense and Sensibility. We had always
remained in touch ever since,” says Winslet
“I knew that our friends Emma
Thompson and Phyllida Law had had a
wonderful time when Alan directed them
in ‘The Winter Guest’, so I was naturally
intrigued to join with him on this.”
Emmy Rossum and Hilary Swank in ‘You’re Not You’
FILM: YOU’RE NOT YOU
CAST: HILARY SwANk, EMMY ROSSUM,
JOSH DUHAMEL
DIRECTOR: GEORGE C. wOLFE
Tom Hardy in ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
FILM: MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
CAST: TOM HARDY, CHARLIzE THERON,
NICHOLAS HOULT, ROSIE HUNTINGTON-wHITELEY, HUGH kEAYS-BYRNE,
NATHAN JONES
DIRECTOR: GEORGE MILLER
Charlize Theron in ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
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From director George Miller, originator of the post-apocalyptic genre
and mastermind behind the legendary ‘Mad Max’ franchise, comes
‘Mad Max: Fury Road’, a return to
the world of the Road Warrior, Max
Rockatansky (Tom Hardy).
Haunted by his turbulent past,
Mad Max believes the best way to
survive is to wander alone. Nevertheless, he becomes swept up
with a group fleeing across the
Wasteland in a War Rig driven by
an elite Imperator, Furiosa (Charlize Theron). They are escaping a
Citadel tyrannized by the Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne), from
whom something irreplaceable has
been taken.
Enraged, the Warlord marshals
all his gangs and pursues the rebels
ruthlessly in the high-octane Road
War that follows.
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Kate (Hilary Swank) is a suave, married,
eminently successful classical pianist
just diagnosed with ALS (also known
as Lou Gehrig’s Disease). Bec (Emmy
Rossum) is a brash college student and
would-be rock singer who can barely
keep her wildly chaotic and messy affairs, romantic and otherwise, together.
Yet, when Bec takes a last-ditch job
assisting Kate, just as Kate’s marriage
to Evan (Josh Duhamel) hits the skids,
both women come to rely on what becomes an unconventional, sometimes
LABIA
Fri 15 – Thurs 21 May
Gardens
R45 (Subject to Concessions)
Daily 12.00, 2.30, 6.00, 8.30pm
LITTLE CHAOS (13S)
Daily 2.00, 6.00, 8.15pm
YOU’RE NOT YOU (10DLS)
Daily 8.15pm
CHILD 44 (16V)
Daily 8.30pm
confrontational and fiercely honest
bond.
Aimless as she is, Bec is determined
to become an intimate shadow to Kate
- accompanying her and translating for
her through the most bewildering and
awkwardly comic circumstances.
The result is a camaraderie stripped
down to the barest essentials of daily
sustenance and late-night confessions.
But as sensual, meticulous, wilful Kate
begins to rub off on whirlwind, spontaneous, free-spirited Bec - and vice
versa - both women find themselves
facing down regrets, exploring new
territory and subtly expanding their
ideas of who they want to be.
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All you need is love
Beatles Tribute Show
Brace yourself for a nostalgic trip back to the time
when “Beatlemania” had the world in its grips.
A toe-tapping, sing-along tribute to the Beatles.
Roxy Revue Bar
Wednesday to Saturday | 25 April 2015 to 27 June 2015
20h00 for 20h30 | Tickets R90 available from Computicket
MVG discounts available.*
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The Next 48hOURS • Fooding Around
More ways with this wonderful winter fruit
Fooding around with
Jenny Morris
@jennymorrischef
G
uavas – Mother Nature’s
gift to us during winter –
is one of the most powerful and versatile fruits. An
excellent source of Vitamin C, Iron
and fibre, guavas are also rich in Vitamin A and B1. Guavas have three
times more Vitamin C than oranges,
almost 20 times more than bananas
and about three times more than papayas – just what we need when we
need it to ward off winter colds.
This high fibre winter jewel is rich
in essential nutrients such as minerals, potassium and magnesium, yet
it has a welcome low-calorie profile
which is great news if you are trying to keep those love handles at bay
during the long winter months.
Guavas contain both major classes
of antioxidant pigments, carotenoids
and polyphenols, making them a real
antioxidant powerhouse.
The versatility of guavas is endless. Gone are the days where guavas
were only considered good to eat
stewed with custard! We all know
that guavas can make wonderful
salsa or tasty chutney to jazz up any
meal, but guavas can also work well
in cooking with ingredients such as
fish or chicken. With guavas it is old
meets new in the kitchen when it
comes to savoury and sweet treats.
Try some guava chicken. It is so
easy to make - just pop the chicken
in the oven and glaze it with guava
nectar.
This is scrumptious and adds so
much flavour and versatility to that
ordinary Sunday roast chicken. Who
would have thought that you can
combine guavas and fish in the same
dish? Try cooking your fish in a delectable guava sauce, which you can
prepare from guava juice, spices, tomato paste and lemon juice. It provides the most unbelievable taste –
you will never want to cook without
guavas again.
Let’s Cook!
Guava and Raspberry Fridge Tart
Serves 6 – 8
Ingredients:
Guava Raspberry Fridge Tart
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•
•
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1 x 200g packet Tennis biscuits
1 x 820g can guava halves,
drained but reserve the syrup
1 x 360g can caramelised condensed milk
375ml water
1 x 80 g packet raspberry jelly
250ml cream
Method:
Dip the Tennis biscuits into the reserved syrup and lie overlapping on
the base of a square or rectangular
dish. Pour the remaining syrup over
the biscuits. Combine the caramel
treat and 250ml of the water. Whisk
over low heat until the caramel has
melted. Add the jelly powder and
the remaining water. Mix well. Remove the pips from the guavas and
chop them. Add to the jelly mixture.
Leave to cool. Whip the cream until
stiff and fold into the jelly and guava mixture. Pour over biscuits and
refrigerate until set. Decorate with
fresh raspberries and chocolate curls.
Guava Chutney
Makes 3 litres
Ingredients:
• 1 litre brown vinegar
• 750ml sugar
• 500g onions, peeled and finely
chopped
• 2.5ml ground ginger
• 10ml cloves
• 10ml salt
• 5ml pepper
Guava Chutney
•
2.5 litres cooked guava puree
Method:
Heat vinegar in a stainless steel or
enamel saucepan. Add sugar and
heat until dissolved. Add onions and
other spices and cook for 20 minutes. Add guava puree and cook until
the mixture thickens. Allow to cool
slightly. Bottle in sterilized jars after
the chutney has cooled off.
Serve with fish, chicken and cold
meats. Ideal for browning oven
baked chicken.
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The Next 48hOURS • What’s Hot
Albert Frost Trio bring the blues
to the Northern Suburbs
T
he Albert Frost Trio (with
Schalk Joubert and Jonno
Sweetman) will be rocking
Die Boer theatre restaurant
in Durbanville on Friday, May 15, at
8.30pm.
Frost is a familiar and respected
feature of the South African blues
rock music scene. For the past 20
years, the energetic performances
of this accomplished guitarist have
dazzled audiences as he deftly alternates between rhythm and lead,
while showcasing acoustic and electric guitars. His first love is blues,
stemming from the influence of his
long relationship with the Blues Broers, with whom he has performed
since 1994 – that’s a relationship
that has stretched for more than 20
years.
The Blues Broers have recently
become active again, releasing new
material in the form of albums ‘Out
of the Blue’ (2012) and ‘Into the
Red’ (2014.) The ‘Albert Frost Blues
Trio Live in Grahamstown’, recorded
in 2013 and released earlier this
year, reflects the magic of witnessing Frost performing with Joubert
and Gibson. Frost has recorded with
Arno Carstens, Koos Kombuis, Chris
Chameleon, Blues Broers and many
others. He has performed with every major artist in South Africa, and
Albert Frost
with international artists like Ali
Faka Toure and Finley Quaye. He
has toured with Simple Minds and
R.E.M., and supported the Rolling
Stones.
* Tickets are R120 and can be
booked on 021 979 1911, or online
at www.dieboer.com.
St Petersburg Ballet Theatre in
city to perform ‘Swan Lake’
The St Petersburg Ballet Theatre
(SPBT) arrives in South having received rave reviews and sold-out
performances in Paris. Returning to
Cape Town for the first time in eight
years with the world’s most loved
ballet, ‘Swan Lake’, two additional
performances have been added to
cope with the demand for tickets.
Performances are at the Artscape
Opera House from May 19 to 24.
The South African season is part
of a significant international tour
which includes Johannesburg, Cape
Town, Singapore, Perth and Melbourne that culminates in the UK
season.
“This global review gives South
African audiences an indication of
the treat that is in store for them.
The St Petersburg Ballet Theatre offers Cape Town audiences their first
opportunity in eight years of seeing
‘Swan Lake’ with its sumptuous sets
and costumes accompanied by the
Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra,” says international producer Andrew Guild.
First performed in St. Petersburg
in 1895, ‘Swan Lake’ with its unrivalled “white acts”, its spectacular
and dramatic Ballroom scene, Pyotr
Tchaikovsky’s music and moving
story, is considered by many to be
the ballet that towers above all oth-
A scene from ‘Swan Lake’
ers. It tells the story of Odette, a
princess turned into a swan by an
evil sorcerer’s curse. The choreographer of the original production was
Julius Reisinger. The ballet was premiered by the Bolshoi Ballet at the
Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
Although it is presented in many
different versions, the St Petersburg
Ballet theatre bases its staging,
both choreographically and musically, on the 1895 revival of Marius
Petipa and Lev Ivanov, first staged
for the Imperial Ballet on 15 January 1895, at the Mariinsky Theatre
in St. Petersburg. For this revival,
Tchaikovsky’s score was revised by
the St. Petersburg Imperial Theatre’s
chief conductor and composer Riccardo Drigo
* Tickets range from R285 per ticket.
Book through Artscape Dial-a-Seat
on 021 421 7695, or at Computicket.
CHOW.
NOW.
National Call Centre: 0861 85 85 85
or order online at www.mrd.com
15 May - 21 May 2015
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The Next 48hOURS • The Back Page
New stop for Skateboarding
for Hope tour
T
he Skateboarding for Hope
community outreach initiative presented by VANS
has added a new tour stop
to its nationwide schedule. Skateboarding fans in the Western Cape
can become part of the excitement
when the road show slides into
Somerset West on Saturday, May
16.
The action will be going down
at the I2B Skate Park on the corner
Skater Stefan Jacobs
of Hillcrest and Lourensford Road
from 9am until 5pm. Kids from the
ACVV Bright Lights children’s home
will attend the free skate clinic and
life skills workshop, while more experienced skaters can take part in
the contest.
The competition is divided into a
TopGrom division for kids thirteen
and younger and an Open division
for skaters aged fourteen and older.
The top three in the TopGrom division will earn product vouchers,
while cash prizes are up for grabs
in the Open division. Skaters also
stand the chance to qualify for a
wild card entry into the SA street
championships at the Kimberley
Diamond Cup Skateboarding World
Championships presented by Kumba Iron Ore that will take place in
Kimberley from October 7 to 10.
The Skateboarding for Hope
campaign is supported by the
Northern Cape Provincial Government and has been travelling
around the country for the past five
years to promote skateboarding as
an affordable and accessible sport.
* For a detailed schedule of events,
visit www.kimberleydiamondcup.
com.
Capegate Wheels Expo 2015
showcasing latest car trends
Visit the Capegate Wheels Expo between Thursday and Sunday, May 14
and 17, and get to see the best sellers and new releases from Hyundai,
Renault, Williams Hunt and Benba
Motors to name a few.
Scooters, motorcycles, accessories,
vehicle protection services and other
automotive services will also be on
display at this centre wide exhibition.
And if that’s not enough, visitors
will also stand the chance of driving
away with a new Hyundai i10. Simply
complete and submit an entry form
between until May 24 to stand in
line to win this prize valued at R129
900. Get your entry forms from the
Hyundai display opposite Edgars (upper level). Full terms and conditions
are available at www.capegatecentre.
co.za.
* Up to date information will be
available from the Capegate Shopping Precinct Facebook and Instagram pages.
The Hyundai i10 prize on offer
DOES YOUR MYCONNECT
CARD EXPIRE IN MAY?
Get your replacement card and transfer your card balance by 31 May 2015 at special kiosks
in Table View and Civic Centre stations.
Kiosk hours: 05:00 to 19:00 daily
• Clear any penalties first at a normal station kiosk
• Visit one of the dedicated card replacement kiosks with
your expired card and your ID, passport or driver’s licence
(birth certificate for children)
• The balance will be transferred to your new card immediately
Offer valid until 31 May 2015. Terms and conditions apply.
Call the Transport Information Centre- (toll-free 24/7) 0800 65 64 63
www.myciti.org.za mycitibus.mobi dial *120*1040#
MyCiTi - Integrated
Rapid Transit System
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15 May - 21 May 2015