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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - An eternal love story written in petals, winds and snowflakes - this is how the storyteller of Eterna describes this multi-faceted production staged by the George Arts Theatre last weekend.
PHOTO GALLERY - Eterna captivates audiences with timeless love story at George Arts Theatre
The performance beautifully captures the endless cycle of the seasons, woven together with the romantic tale of Eterna, Guardian of the Earth, and Solas, Keeper of the Sun.
The audiences were treated to a rich variety of dance, vocal and instrumental performances over two consecutive evenings (10 and 11 April).
A standout highlight was the performance by internationally acclaimed opera singer Daniël Verster, whose rich baritone filled the auditorium.
With eyes closed, one could easily imagine being transported to a grand European theatre.
Verster is also a member of the Eden Camerata Chamber Choir, which appeared on stage in several items under the direction of André van Zyl.
Eunika Germishuys and Anthony Rau show their ballroom dance moves. Photos: Michelle Pienaar
The dance programme ranged from elegant ballroom performances by Eunika Germishuys and Anthony Rau to passionate Spanish dance by Monique Zürich, as well as graceful ballet by Amélie Raubenheimer and Asha North.
Musical accompaniment was delivered with finesse by Gerrit Jordaan on the organ and Throy Petersen on piano, each adding depth and texture to the production.
The production was written and directed by Dr Ronell van Aswegen. Immersive soundscapes added an extra dimension, drawing the audience fully into this enchanting and evocative world.
Internationally acclaimed opera singer Daniël Verster (baritone) during his performance last Friday evening.
Asha North (14) of the Abbi Geldenhuys Academy of Ballet.
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