GEORGE NEWS - With such a variety of choice Georgians can pick and choose their weekend entertainment. Check out our weekly calendar for the arts: Eyes on arts. These entries are sent to George Herald on a weekly basis, mostly from the George Arts Theatre and Market Community Theatre. Have a look and book your tickets for some stunning entertainment on your doorstep.
14 February
Valentine's concert at the Garden Route Botanical Garden (18:30). A magical evening of music featuring the singer Adam du Plessis and the Carpe Musicam! Pops Band. Tickets cost R40 (learners 6 - 17), R80 (single adult) and R150 (couples). Tickets are available at the garden's reception office at 49 Caledon Street.
14 February
Speed dating night at George Arts Theatre (18:30). Singles get the chance to meet someone special. A night of fun, laughter, a maybe a little romance. . . An open bar will help calm the nerves and light snacks will keep the energy up. RSVP now at artsdirector@georgeartstheatre.co.za or WhatsApp 062 851 0751 to secure your spot. Limited spots available.
19 & 20 February
Schalk Bezuidenhout: Crowd Pleaser at George Arts Theatre (19:00). Stand-up comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout entertains with his brand-new show. Book tickets on Quicket at R200 per person.
Schalk Bezuidenhout Photo: musicians.co.za
21 February
Get ready to warm up those vocal cords at the George Arts Theatre's karaoke evening. Everyone is welcome to come and sing their heart out. Entry fees: R20 for non-members and free for active members. The bar will be open, so grab a drink, grab the mic, and make it a night to remember!
23 February
What's the Point? at George Arts Theatre (19:00). Award-winning comedian, presenter, writer and actor Dr Riaad Moosa returns to the stage with his thought-provoking and hilarious new show. Known as 'The Comedy Doctor', Moosa combines his sharp comedic wit and medical insights to delve into life's big (and small) questions. Book tickets on Quicket at R200 per person. Age restriction: no children under 14.
26 February to 8 March
Memoirs of a Chocolate Factory (19:00 with Saturday matinees 14:00) at George Arts Theatre. A vibrant, witty, and heartwarming musical that reimagines the beloved characters of the classic chocolate factory story - now grown up and facing a very different world. Tickets cost R120 (members R100) and are available through Computicket.
Memoirs of a Chocolate Factory will be on stage soon!
27 February
Rockin' All Over the World (19:00) at the Market Theatre. Saxophonist Andrew Young tells stories of his global travels through music, accompanied by Cape Town pianist Tony Drake. Tickets cost R160 and are only available on his website, www.andrewyoung.net.
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