GEORGE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - Georgians can pick and choose their weekend entertainment from a large variety of events.
Below is our weekly calendar for the arts: Eyes on arts.
These entries are sent to George Herald on a weekly basis.
Have a look and book your tickets for some stunning entertainment on your doorstep.
22 April:
Boekbekendstelling van Beauty deur Réna Rauch, in gesprek met Riana Scheepers, om 10:00 by George-biblioteek. Die publiek word uitgenooi om deel te wees van ’n oggend van gesprek, ontdekking en storie, met verversings wat bedien sal word. RSVP: Rachel Williams by 044 801 9292.
26 April:
Oppi Pot with stand-up comedian Johnnie Campher at D’Almeida Civic in Mossel Bay. This internationally recognised entertainer is bringing his new comedy show to the Southern Cape. The show starts at 18:00. Tickets (R120) at Pick n Pay or Webtickets, or e-mail [email protected] or call 082 375 1910.
Oppi Pot with stand-up comedian Johnnie Campher
30 April:
Annual General Meeting of George Music Society (17:30) at the Langgebou behind the NG Moederkerk. All music lovers are welcome to attend. RSVP to Sandra at 083 389 2775.
1-9 May:
Tapas Theatre. Another experience in this exciting concept, where the audience can enjoy a snack while enjoying the theatre. Theme: Exploring our lived struggles and human experiences through American realism.
Tickets R120 or R190 (eats included). Show dates: 1,2, 8 & 9 May. Matinees: 2 & 9 May. Tickets available on Webtickets. Contact the Arts Theatre for more information on 064 881 8392 or 062 851 0751 (WhatsApp only).
6 May:
Peace Train. The life & music of Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam at the Market Community Theatre (19:30). Award-winning singer-songwriter Nur Felix stars as Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam, joined by multi-talented musicians and actors Vincent Meyburgh and Lynne Poulsen.
Directed by Fleur du Cap recipient Brent Palmer, the trio perform classic hits while bringing his powerful story to the stage. Book tickets (R220) through Quicket.
8 Mei:
Digters, Wyn en Lied deur Mel Botes, by die Markteater (18:30). 'n Aand vol stories, liedjies en sosiale kommentaar. Bespreek kaartjies deur Webtickets vir R180, R150 (pensioenarisse) en R100 (leerders).
15 & 16 May:
Dance Mosaic: Dancing for Dogs, presented by Abbi Geldenhuys Academy of Ballet (AGAB) at the George Arts Theatre (15:00 & 19:00). A collaborative showcase uniting seven local dance schools in a celebration of movement, community, and compassion for animals in need.
The show features performances by AGAB, Melissa Page School of Dance, Studio Eunika, Megan Wille School of Ballet, Anthony Rau Dance Academy and Marlise’s School of Spanish Dance, with guest performances by Karla and Nico Fourie on 15 May.
This production blends diverse dance styles from Ballet, Ballroom, and Spanish to Tap dancing. Please bring pet food or animal accessories as part of your contribution. Book tickets through Webtickets (R150 - R100).
Dance Mosaic: Dancing for Dogs, presented by Abbi Geldenhuys Academy of Ballet.
20 May - 30 May:
The Prince of Egypt - The Musical at the George Arts Theatre (19:00 with matinees on 23 and 30 May). Set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of ancient Egypt, The Prince of Egypt is a sweeping, emotionally charged musical that brings one of history’s most powerful stories to life on stage. Book tickets through Webtickets (R170).
22 & 23 May:
Spectrum by Elvinia's Dance Academy, at the Market Community Theatre (18:00). A dance work: light, darkness and the in-between. Tickets cost R120 per person. For information contact Elvinia at 083 725 4215.
Spectrum by Elvinia's Dance Academy
29 & 30 May:
Shiloh Journey of Discovery at the Market Community Theatre (29 May 18:00 / 30 May 14:00 & 18:00). A Christian drama performance by Calindo Productions that explores the themes of peace and reconciliation from a troubled past.
The Shiloh Journey of Discovery invites you to reflect, heal, and celebrate the power of forgiveness through the arts.
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