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Classic rock guitar feast for fans
LOVERS of classic rock guitar will be in their element when Centrestage’s Kick-Ass Guitar Show takes the stage for a one-night only performance on Saturday at the MMM Loubser Auditorium. |
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All the DJ action plus feast of rock this weekend
BIG news on the gig front this weekend is a performance by US DJ Calvin Morgan. He will be in the mix at Uptown Theatres tonight. Local DJs Jay B, Shane, Eazy E, Derek Jumphiya, Mthi, Supa Faya, Morne Munro, Darren Mungur, Gee and Sham da Funk will also be mixing it up on two dance floors. Tickets cost R50 and are available from Computicket and Shoprite Checkers Stores. |
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Purkiss gives Eastern Cape ‘something different’
AFTER a single show at Port Elizabeth’s Uptown Theatres last night, singer/songwriter Faryll Purkiss, originally from Umhlanga Rocks but now a resident of The Mother City and a major player on its many stages, moves on to Grahamstown tonight for a show at Slipstream after which he will be heading for East London and a gig at Muso’s tomorrow night. |
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Purkiss returns to East Cape
AFTER a long hiatus from the Eastern Cape music scene, singer-songwriter Farryl Purkiss returns for a tour of Port Elizabeth, Grahamstown and East London this week. |
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The hits just keep coming
THE Centrestage crew are like your favourite action figurines – perhaps more of the musical action variety. |
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Modern look for Bard’s Moor
OPEN-AIR theatre, for all its magical qualities, poses more challenges for director, cast and crew than most audience members may fully appreciate. And so, for a director to have to fill the shoes of a lead character at very short notice is not something any company would wish upon itself. |
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Napalma return with high-octane Latin fusion
ELECTRO-DJEMBE-SAMBA band Napalma are back at Uptown Theatres tonight. DJ Brad will get the party started at 8pm and Napalma will take to the stage at 10pm. Tickets are available from Uptown Theatres. |
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Eastern Cape coup for zany top comic
“LOOK its Twakkie!” may be the standard response from Bay audiences when they first meet Top South African comedian Rob van Vuuren, one half of the hilarious over-the-top duo Corne and Twakkie from The Most Amazing Show – but this is all about to change as Van Vuuren is set to make his presence felt in the Eastern Cape with three distinct projects on the go – now and in the near future. |
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Soaring salute to six decades of rock
A PACKED house turned out for the opening night of Centrestage’s latest rock and roll tribute show Rocking Through the Decades on Tuesday night. One of the company’s most ambitious productions to date, the show features a massive selection of music from the ’50s through to the present day, taking audiences on a musical trip down memory lane with Centrestage All-star Band and boyband Escape. |
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