Nataniël at It Again on the Stage

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By Peter Feldman

outh Africa has a special lure for international artists and two important names in the world of jazz, Bill Champlin Sand Bob James, have already sa- voured the fruits of this country. Champlin, who was an integral part of the great group Chicago, performed at Sun City in the 80s heyday and found the experience “amazing”. The 69-year-old Grammy Award winning musician recalls: “We actually had a ball playing down there and on a few days off we went to Botswana for a game watching safari and that was really fun. It was a long flight from California, but worth it to be in South Africa, a beautiful country. I also brought my wife Tamara along, which made the trip special.” This master musician will perform at the annual Standard Bank Joy of Jazz event at the Sandton Conven- tion Centre from September 15 to 17. Champlin will form part of a galaxy of stars at the event. Fans can see him in action when he joins forces on stage with four time Grammy Award winning vocalist Deniece Williams; Brenda Russell, who is co-creator of the music and lyrics for the Tony Award winning Broadway hit ‘The Color Purple’, to be staged at the State Theatre in Pretoria soon; and ace drummer Paul Peress. Their band is called Sounds of Love and is a not- to-be-missed collaboration between

What are sweet dreams really made of?

glomerate of our corporeal goals? feel free to change them as often as your life and all that’s connected to product must look like. What do they really mean? And, possible so that we may buy their it in an optimistic manner but we There are indeed many roads that do we have some form of measure- renditions of our dreams. It sounds still need a mind set change (espe- can lead to the same dream…and as Encore ment to quantify those achievements confusing, I know, but methinks it is cially in this country) that should go Jim Croce reminds us: “if you’re go- when eventually we do have dreams true. Having hopes and dreams and together with individuals believing in ing my way I’ll go with you…” We are By Rafiek Mammon that “indeed come true”? Or, do the wants is one thing, keeping track of themselves…willy nilly belief in what all, I believe, on some road to some [email protected] goalposts shift all the time? By the them is quite another. And, having someone sold you isn’t genuine not dream, some form of fulfilment – for time you have all the answers, have a definite plan to achieve them is a to mention dangerous. Our dreams ourselves, for our fellow human be- the questions changed? And, more whole new ballgame. aren’t always congruent with other ings and for our country. We make nnie Lennox says of dreams: importantly, do we see our own Do we give thanks when our individuals’. In fact they very seldom daily lists of what we want to achieve “Sweet dreams are made of dreams in achievable chunks or do dreams come true – even if they are are. It then stands to reason that and weekly ones, and monthly, and this. Who am I to disagree? we see them as a linear trajectory tiny? Surely dreams have bits and dreams can therefore also be lonely yearly…and even for our entire lives. I travel the world and the that need constant re-arranging and bobs of wants and hopes attached to places. Staying motivated to go in Yet no two dreams, much like two Aseven seas. Everybody’s looking for affirming towards one final reward? them like a meandering river with lit- pursuit of your dreams often means niknaks, are ever alike. something. Some of them want to And, again, do we have the strength tle tributaries? Dreams are also frag- being alone, unpredictable, impracti- This might sound very simplistic use you. Some of them want to get in our arms to carry those dreams? mented surely – our job is to piece cal, delusional even… but perhaps we need that picture on used by you. Some of them want to Do we close gaps on dreams or do them together and to know when I find in collectives – when one the front of the box that houses the abuse you. Some of them want to they just keep on coming and we get even the tiniest of them come true… tries to explain one’s vision towards puzzle we are all contributing to, be abused.” swept away by some vulgar little idea And yes, we know dreams aren’t al- a particular goal to someone else (or to have a collective dream so that That is the power of dreams, of what they mean? Does the world ways in the right place at the right a group), and irrespective of the clar- we may stop missing one another, wishes, hopes and fantasies. want us to achieve our dreams? And, time but then one must be very spe- ity of the communication processes, causing much frustration and even What do dreams really mean to if we did achieve them, what would cific as to what one wants from them. it still becomes an uphill battle as vi- fighting over the same piece and the you? Not those nocturnal ones that the world then want to sell us? Many people have by now read ‘The sions and dreams may differ so pro- processes used to complete the puz- come as part of our subconscious The capitalistic world wants us Secret’ – something that the world fusely. Sometimes it’s like putting a zle? After all, it is said there are many minds, but the ones that almost to have dreams, you see, but they was once again trying to “sell” to us 5000-piece puzzle together but not ways to skin a cat. require physical arms to help carry want us to have them as prescribed some years ago. And yes, it is about having that vital picture on the front them forward. Are they merely a con- by them – and they love when we positive thinking and approaching of the box that shows what the end

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2 The Next 48hOURS www.48hours.co.za 08 September - 22 September 2016 The Next 48hOURS • What’s Hot Jazz elite to descend on Sandton for a joyous festival of music

By Peter Feldman arranger and record producer, recog- novative pairing. nised as one of the original founders Other artists to be seen and appre- outh Africa has a special lure of smooth jazz and renowned for the ciated during the three-day event are for international artists and complexity of his arrangements and tenor saxophonist Houston Person, two important names in the instrumentals. known for his legendary partnership world of jazz, Bill Champlin Asked what repertoire fans can ex- with the great vocalist Etta Jones; Sand Bob James, have already sa- pect and whether it was difficult to Canadian based vocalist Ranee Lee, voured the fruits of this country. choose material for the concerts, he popular for her ability to channel the Champlin, who was an integral replied: “Of course, I will try to play grand dames of jazz; and US born part of the great group Chicago, per- the songs that have become associat- vocalist Deborah J Carter, who will formed at Sun City in the 80s heyday ed with me, but I also like to surprise team up with Paul van Kessel from and found the experience “amazing”. my fans with new things. I hope they the Netherlands. The 69-year-old Grammy Award will enjoy going on a musical journey The South African contingent in- winning musician recalls: “We actu- with me. I hope to play a few songs cludes legends Barney Rachabane; ally had a ball playing down there that are brand new and not yet avail- Sibongile Khumalo; 2015 Grammy and on a few days off we went to able on CD.” Award winning flautist Wouter Kel- Botswana for a game watching safari Music is his life, he said, and con- José James lerman; ‘The Voice South Africa’ and that was really fun. It was a long tinues to drive him. “It’s my passion, coach Lira; and perennial favourites flight from California, but worth it to my hobby, my exercise, my relaxation. Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse and Ringo. be in South Africa, a beautiful coun- Jazz legend Bob James I never tire of trying to keep getting It should be a wonderful three try. I also brought my wife Tamara better, dig deeper to capture the Asked to describe his music, he days of music. along, which made the trip special.” emotions that give me energy.” said: “It’s sexy and powerful. It’s a This master musician will perform One international name coming blend of R&B, jazz and soul; a vi- Tickets are on sale at Compu- at the annual Standard Bank Joy of great artists. to South Africa for the first time is sion for the future and a bridge to ticket. A one-day pass costs R750 Jazz event at the Sandton Conven- Another renowned name in jazz is José James, one of jazz music’s most the past. I’ll be performing with an with a two-day pass at R1250. tion Centre from September 15 to 17. the legendary Bob James, whose vis- vibrant singers. Often referred to as all-star band from New York, Takeshi Discounted tickets are available Champlin will form part of a gal- its to South Africa in the past were a jazz singer for the hip-hop gen- Ohbayashi, Josh Hari and Nate Smith. for all Standard Bank card hold- axy of stars at the event. Fans can see enriching experiences. “South Africa eration, New York City-based vocal- I’ll do a mix of old and new songs ers. There is a 10% discount when him in action when he joins forces on has a rich cultural heritage and I am ist José James combines jazz, soul, since it’s my first time here.” tickets are bought using a valid stage with four time Grammy Award influenced by its varied music. I am drum’n’bass, and the spoken word Standard Bank Joy of Jazz is now Standard Bank debit and cheque winning vocalist Deniece Williams; always inspired to listen and learn,” into his own unique brand of vocal in its 19th year and is recognised as card. The discount is 15% when Brenda Russell, who is co-creator of he said in an interview. jazz. South Africa’s foremost jazz festival, payment is made with a valid the music and lyrics for the Tony James, a veteran musician of many He said he was “definitely” look- and one of the best on the African Standard Bank credit card at a Award winning Broadway hit ‘The decades and many accolades, has ing forward to his first trip here. continent. Computicket outlet and online. Color Purple’, to be staged at the made numerous trips to the coun- “Many of my friends have performed The line-up glitters; American jazz The offer is limited to two tickets State Theatre in Pretoria soon; and try over the years and always finds there already so I know it’s gonna be giant Gerald Albright and South Af- per person who meet the crite- ace drummer Paul Peress. Their band it an enriching experience. He is an amazing. I love travelling to perform rica’s Jonathan Butler will join forces ria. Terms and conditions apply. is called Sounds of Love and is a not- American two-time Grammy Award- in new places and I’m excited to meet at the opening night on September to-be-missed collaboration between winning smooth jazz keyboardist, all my fans there.” 15 and should be an exciting and in-

Crooner extraordinaire Julio Iglesias to serenade his SA fans

Capetonian fans of the legendary Julio The Spanish performer has had an il- Iglesias should diarise October 19 when lustrious career spanning almost 50 years GrandWest welcomes the legendary sing- during which he has sold more than 300 er to its stage at the Grand Arena; whilst million albums, in 14 different languages, Joburg fans should mark October 23, worldwide. The height of his success was when Carnival City’s Big Top Arena will during the 1970s and 1980s. He is known host the crooner. His concerts in South across the globe for sentimental hit songs Africa are part of his World Tour. including ‘1110 Bel Air Place’, ‘Non Stop’ With an accompanying orchestra, Ig- and ‘Calor’. Many of his duets such as ‘To lesias will perform timeless songs such as All the Girls I’ve Loved Before’ with Willie ‘Tango’, ‘Quiereme Mucho’, ‘Hey’, ‘Moon- Nelson, ‘All of You’ with Diana Ross and light Lady’, ‘Un Canto A Galicia’, ‘Por ‘My Love’ with Stevie Wonder were chart Una Mujer’, ‘Crazy’, ‘Starry Night’ and toppers. the timeless hit ‘To All The Girls I Loved Before’. The show promises an audiovisual For bookings, consult Computicket. feast with dancers and spectacular sound. Julio Iglesias

08 September - 22 September 2016 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 3 The Next 48hOURS • Theatre Buzz Nataniël tones down the flamboyance, but maintains high standards

Show: Mannequin audio attack one experienced last bathing them in a galaxy of chang- Cast: Nataniël, Charl du Plessis, year has been toned down. Though ing colours as the various moods in- Juan Oosthuizen, Werner Spies, less spectacular, the key components vade. His band comprises long-time Hugo Radyn, Nicolaas Swart, Dihan remain much the same: the extrava- fellow musicians Charl du Plessis Slabbert gant costumes by Floris Louw; the (keyboards), Juan Oosthuizen (gui- Director: Nataniël evocative lighting; props and music tars), Werner Spies (bass), Hugo Ra- Venue: Theatre of Marcellus, Em- that are comprised of both original dyn (drums) and his favourite singers, perors Palace, Kempton Park, until material, and some borrowed and re- Nicolaas Swart and Dihan Slabbert. 25 September. interpreted. These musicians and singers are ar- REVIEWER: Peter Feldman Nataniël’s narrative, conveyed in ranged in a tightly-knit group behind his trademark dead-pan delivery, is Nataniël and not in the normal for- conic entertainer Nataniël is al- an often obtuse storytelling exer- mat where they are usually spread out ways expected to come up with a cise. It tells the story of an author across the stage. different show at Emperors Pal- who toys with the idea of writing a Nataniël’s own compositions are ace each year - bold, ambitious book about the life of a reclusive tai- tuneful, with strong melodic hooks Iproductions with different themes, lor. The tailor is the narrator and his and delivered with meaning. Once costumes and music. It cannot be an tales are inhabited by a host of small again he demonstrates his vocal easy task to conceive bigger and bet- town characters with bizarre names. prowess, a facet of his creative armo- ter productions each year, especially Told in both English and Afrikaans, ry that is not always fully recognised. when one sets such high standards. the story is punctuated with strong Mention must be made, too, that this In 2015, Nataniël produced the musical interludes in which Nataniël’s is a venue in which the sound bal- Naledi Award winning ‘After Ani- flair for composing once again shines ance is near perfect and is never al- mals’, a brilliantly conceived extrava- dramatically through. He also re- lowed to drown out the singer.

ganza of music and movement and works classic numbers such as ‘Cry to ‘Mannequin’ does challenge the The Guide an array of costumes that were out Me’ and a stunning rendition of the senses and those who enjoy this of this world. Prince opus, ‘Purple Rain’, in which performer’s unique talents will find It would be an odious exercise guitarist Juan Oosthuizen grabs the plenty to savour here. to compare that with ‘Mannequin’, attention with a stirring solo. because not only are they different Visually appealing, Nataniël makes Book at Computicket. ‘Mannequin’ features a slightly pared down Nataniël “animals”, but the acute visual and striking use of mannequins on stage,

Tobie Cronje back in comedic mode Iconic disco musical ‘Stayin’ Alive’ in play about shedding those pounds at the State Theatre

South Africa’s first “non-replica”, professional production of the legendary disco musical, ‘Saturday Night Fever’, is coming to the Opera Theatre of the Pretoria State Thea- tre from Tuesday, September 13. “We have an absolutely fabulous, world class company of all South African artists,” says Executive Pro- ducer Bernard Jay. “The crème-de- la-crème of the amazing pool of musical theatre talent we have in this country.” Leading the company on stage will be Daniel Buys as Tony Manero, Natasha Van Der Merwe as Steph- anie Mangano, Matthew Berry as Bobby C, L J Neilson as Annette, Craig Urbani as Frank Manero, The cast of ‘My Fat Friend’ - Photo credit Jo Spies Charmaine Weir-Smith as Flo Man- ero, Bongi Mthombeni as Monty and Kiruna-Lind Devar as Pauline. ‘My Fat Friend’, a comedy written by Bouguenon), strikes up a conversa- Also featured in the all-star cast Charles Laurence, directed by André tion with Vicky – who seems unable are Joanna Abatzoglou, Cameron Odendaal, and starring much-loved to comprehend that Tom is unper- Botha, Vanessa Brierley, Londiwe Craig Urbani, Daniel Buys and Charmaine Weir-Smith in their funny man Tobie Cronje, will be on turbed by her weight. Dhlomo, Keaton Ditchfield, Bran- ‘Saturday Night Fever’ guises stage in Johannesburg at Pieter To- The two completely hit it off and don Lindsay, Phumi Mncayi, Raquel erien’s Montecasino Theatre until agree to keep in touch while Tom Munn, Mark Richardson and Steven October 2. is away and resume where they left van Wyk, amongst others. Charles Laurence’s (1931-2013) matters when Tom returns. Loving Winning the coveted role of the Saturday Night’, and the 1977 film. Sekhabi, and producer Bernard Jay London and Broadway hit comedy nothing more than to meddle in iconic Tony Manero – made legend- The famous Bee Gees score – one of to showcase the national asset that ‘My Fat Friend’, presented by Pieter Vicky’s affairs, Henry suggests to her ary in the 1977 movie starring John the best-selling movie soundtracks is the Opera Theatre in Pretoria. Toerien and Kosie Smit, is the story that she should lose weight during Travolta – Daniel Buys (‘Mamma of all time – includes such smash Following ‘Saturday Night Fe- of Vicky (Michelle Botha), who owns Tom’s absence and knock his socks Mia!’, ‘Jersey Boys’, ‘West Side Sto- hits as ‘Stayin’ Alive’, ‘Disco In- ver’ will be T’he Greatest Love of a successful bookshop in London’s off when he returns to London. ry’) declared “my inner Bee Gee just ferno’, ‘Night Fever’, ‘More Than All – The Whitney Houston Show’, Hampstead. She guzzles comfort Aided by Henry and James, hard came out at the auditions.” a Woman’, ‘If I Can’t Have You’, starring Belinda Davids, and the food and chocolate to make up for exercise, diet and a graph she man- Direction is by award-winning ‘Nights on Broadway’, ‘How Deep is South African premier of the cur- her somewhat boring existence. She ages to reduce to a streamlined ver- Greg Homann (‘A Voice I Cannot Your Love’ and ‘Tragedy’. rent Broadway sensation, the musi- good-humouredly suffers the slings sion of her former self – only to Silence’), choreography by Weslee The State Theatre’s production is cal ‘The Color Purple’, to be directed and arrows of her friend and lodg- come to a profound realization upon Swain Lauder, musical direction a new version of the show adapted by Janice Honeyman. er, the not-so-young Henry (Tobie Tom’s return. by Rowan Bakker (this year’s Nal- by American writers Sean Cercone Cronjé), while failing to notice that “It’s a fine art indeed to steal the edi Award Best Musical Director for and David Abbinanti: “We went ‘Saturday Night Fever’ previews her other tenant, James (Jeremy show without completely running ‘Sister Act’), with set and lighting back to the screenplay and edited at the Opera Theatre from Sep- Richard), worships her from afar. away with it,” Peter Tromp wrote design by Denis Hutchinson, cos- it down,” says Cercone. “The songs tember 13, with its officialO pen- A stranger, a handsome man of about Cronje’s performance in his re- tume design by Sarah Roberts and needed to carry the emotional jour- ing Night set for September 16. thirty, one day stumbles into her view of the Afrikaans version of the sound design by Trevor Peters. ney.” The season runs until October 9. bookshop looking for a travel book show, ‘Vettie Vettie’, in 2014. The original stage musical of This show is the second in an Tickets are on sale now at Com- as he is on the verge of departing for ‘Saturday Night Fever’ was based on ambitious programme of musical puticket from R150. Iran on a four month working en- For bookings go to computicket Nik Cohn’s 1975 New York Maga- shows put together by the State gagement. The man, Tom (Charlie or Montecasino Box Office zine article, ‘Tribal Rites of the New Theatre’s Artistic Director, Aubrey

4 The Next 48hOURS www.48hours.co.za 08 September - 22 September 2016 The Next 48hOURS • Entertainment Guide Ancient China archeological exhibition comes to Centurion

re you fascinated by culture and ity venues with state-of-the-art facilities history? Have you ever won- to suit the international museum quality dered what it would be like to exhibitions,” says Centurion Mall Centre have lived in Ancient China? Manager Ronelle Domann. “Having been ACenturion Mall together with the indus- added to the niche list of South African try leader in the travelling exhibitions destinations to showcase this mystical sector, Expo RSA, are bringing you the exhibition is a huge privilege for us. It chance to discover the mysterious secrets allows us to offer our customers a unique of China from times long past with the experience that is both educational and Terracotta Army and the First Emperor of entertaining for the whole family.” China: The Exhibition. The exhibition was first showcased at Launched at Centurion Mall on Sep- Silverstar Casino, before it moved to its tember 3 and running until November new home in Centurion. 26, the exhibition is an extraordinary voyage into the China of 2200 years ago. * Exhibition times It is the most complete exhibition of the Weekdays: 10am to 8pm Terracotta Army, and the necropolis and Fridays and Saturdays: 10am to life of the First Emperor ever created. 10pm The exhibition brings together life- Sundays: 10am to 5pm size reproductions of statues, chariots, Tickets are available from www. weapons and objects from the daily life Chariots from the time of the First Emperor of China webtickets.co.za, or at the on-site of the First Emperor of China, Qin Shi box office. Huang, such as they were discovered in Prices range from R130 for adults,

The Guide the more than 100 pits of the necropolis. R70 for children, R90 for pensioners “The works have all been reproduced and students, and R330 for a fam- Your guide to by Chinese craftsmen from the excava- reproductions is reinforced by the envi- metres and over seven scenes - the exact ily of four (two adults and two chil- the best of what tion region, with particular consideration ronments and a spectacular audio-visual area of the original army. A large section- dren). Children under the age of five is happening for detail in order to maintain the beauty and lighting installation.” al recreation of Pit No 1 (the largest pit enter free. Special school packages in and around and originality of the originals,” says The exhibition showcases over 300 of the ancient mausoleum) is a highlight, are also available. Johannesburg. Nick Dreyer, Director of Manic Global, objects, with more than 180 warriors. showing clearly the enormity of what is For more information, visit www. To list your event, a company whose previous exhibitions The displays are all built and painted by regarded as one of the most important centurionmall.co.za, call (012) 663 email: include The Art of the Brick, Titanic hand, and made of the original Terra- archeological finds of the 20th Century. 1702 or email [email protected]. [email protected] and Dino’s Alive. “The realism of these cotta Clay which runs over 1200 square “Exhibitions are only hosted in qual- Iconic disco musical ‘Stayin’ Alive’ Art Art Art

Lyndi Sales Priest Espresso Bar. 140 Jan black Lesbian lives, making a at the State Theatre She is a Cape Town based Smuts Avenue, Parkwood. powerful statement about the artist with a passion for instal- (Tel) 071-643-0347 or 074- diversity of the human race. lations which makes use of 515-3247 15 Sept – 14 Oct @ 9am pinned paper and rubber to Free express the fragility of nature FNB Joburg Art Fair Stevenson. 62 Juta Street, and existence. This will be the first interna- Braamfontein. 8 Sept – 1 Oct @ 9am tional art fair of this scale on (Tel) 011-403-1055 Free the continent and will provide Circa in Jellicoe Gallery. 2 Jel- an environment for galleries, Events licoe Road, Rosebank. artists, collectors and writers. (Tel) 011-788-4805 9 – 11 Sept @ 12pm (Fri), Tux Party 2016 10am (Sat – Sun) Look sharp in your Tux while Reverie R100 – R130 mingling at the ultimate social This will be a group exhibition Sandton Convention Centre. black tie get together in Jo- featuring both international 8 Fredman Drive, Sandown. hannesburg. Bringing togeth- and local artists which focus (Tel) 011-779-0000 er the best in lifestyle and en- on painting as a medium. tertainment, now in its 7th Some of the artists to show- The Order of Chaos year running. case their work are: Andrew Fine artist Keneilwe Mokoena 10 Sept @ 5pm Sutherland, Frans Smit, Ana will be showcasing her work R350 Pather and Vivien Kohler. at In Toto soon. She looks at Hyde Park Corner Shopping 8 – 30 Sept @ 11am the captivating concepts of Centre. Cnr William Nicole Free nature from micro organisms Drive and Jan Smuts Avenue. AGOG Gallery. 12 Lower to large scale organisms, of- (Tel) 011-325-4340 Ross Street, Maboneng Pre- ten exploring the ‘invisible’ cinct. part of us. Floating Obstacle Course (Tel) 079-458-5350 8 Sept – 10 Oct @ 10am The largest floating obstacle Free course and aqua park is in From body to being In Toto Gallery. 66 St Andrew South Africa at the moment, Works feature art and medi- Street, Birdhaven. offering fun in the sun for the cine to deliver a combined (Tel) 011-447-6543 entire family. Look forward to message of healing through swings, ramps, jumps, lad- spirituality. Artists include Dr. Perfect futures ders and more. Tindile Booi and Shelley Bar- The exhibition is the collective 8 Sept – 30 Sept @ 10am & ry. effort of two great creative in- 5pm (Tue-Sun) 8 Sept – 8 Oct @ 9am dividuals Togolese and Kossi R40 – R150 Free Aguessy. This exhibition Stoke city Waterpark. Cnr of WITS Adler Museum. Cnr of looks at the their fascination Olifantsfontein road nd the Carse O’ Gowrie and York with futuristic shapes and R562, Glen Austin, Midrand. Road, Parktown. forms. (Tel) 011-314-3589 (Tel) 011-717-2081 16 Sept – 10 Oct @ 9am SOLD OUT Free Night out for two Recalled Museum of African Design. An amazing night out for two A solo exhibition by artist Ja- 281 Commissioner Street, awaits at Silverstar Casino. net Anderson about memo- Maboneng Precinct. For just R300 you get Meals, ries. The pieces are meant to (Tel) 010-500-2448 Movies, Drinks, Freeplay, move the audience by evok- Parking and Ten Pin Bowling. ing thoughts and ‘recalling’ Faces ad Phases Deal runs till 25 September their own memories. Photographic exhibition which only. 8 – 27 Sept @ 7:15am showcases black and white 8 – 25 Sept @ 11am (Mon – Free portraits in celebration of Sat)

08 September - 22 September 2016 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 5 The Next 48hOURS • Entertainment Guide Celtic Woman bring their Destiny World Tour to Jozi

CeCe Peniston Crystal Waters 1990s international dance divas to get jiggy with it in Jozi

The Big Top Arena, Carnival City is ‘Oh, Mama, Hey’ by Chris Cox and one of only two stops that four of DJ Frankie featuring Crystal Waters, the most memorable music divas of reached number one on the US Bill- the 1990s will make when they tour board Dance/Club Charts after just South Africa this month. In the line- eight weeks. up for the concert, ‘Divas of Dance’, Peniston is a former American on September 25, are Crystal Waters, beauty queen and one of the most CeCe Peniston, Sybil and Robin S. successful dance club artists in the Fans will be taken on a nostalgic history of the US. She scored five trip back to the 1990s as the divas number one hits within three years resurrect the songs that made them on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/ famous, including Waters’ ‘Gypsy Club Play. Her signature song ‘Final- Woman’ and ‘100% Pure Love’; Pe- ly’ became one of the biggest ever The ladies of Celtic Woman niston’s ‘Finally’ and ‘We Got a Love dance singles, selling three million Thang’; Sybil’s ‘Don’t Make Me Over’ copies worldwide. and ‘Walk On By’; and Robin S’ Sybil achieved worldwide fame hey have sold over eight The Mzansi Youth Choir will Carnival City’s Big Top Arena, the ‘Show Me Love’ and ‘Luv 4 Luv’. with her cover versions of Dionne million copies of their nine support Celtic Woman on their group will perform old traditional Carnival City’s Entertainment and Warwick’s hits ‘Don’t Make Me Over’ CD’s and eight DVD’s. They South African tour dates. Irish songs such as, ‘Bean Pháidín’ Events Manager, Matthew Cook, says and ‘Walk on By’, which were re- are the only all-female act “We are so excited about being and ‘Siúil A Run’. Not only do the Divas of Dance is a rare treat for leased in 1989 and 1990, respective- Tto ever have reached multi-plati- part the first leg of Celtic Woman’s ladies appeal to the Irish or fans of 1990s music fans and anyone with a ly. The former became Sybil’s biggest num status in the genres of clas- world tour. This is a rare musical Irish music, but they will also be taste for dance music. hit in the US, peaking at number 20, sical crossover and world music. event not to be missed,” said Mi- performing favourites known to all, “With four top international art- and was a number one hit in New Flowing dresses, sold-out concert chelle Smith, Marketing Manager such as ‘Amazing Grace’ and ‘You ists on one stage performing popular Zealand. Sybil’s second self titled al- venues, a talented violinist and of Carnival City. Raise Me Up’. dance hits of the 1990s era, Divas of bum became her biggest selling al- internationally celebrated vocals. Celtic Woman first captured the Singing motivational songs with Dance promises to be one of the big- bum in the US. This is Irish music sensation Celtic attention of America a decade ago. strong themes of love, loss and gest dance parties of the season.” Robin S scored success in the Woman. Since then, they have travelled to hope, Celtic Woman has transcend- Waters is a house music singer 1990s with such her hit singles The ensemble will perform at the Australia, Germany, France, Bel- ed national and cultural bounda- and songwriter whose song ‘100% ‘Show Me Love’ and ‘Luv 4 Luv’. She Teatro at Montecasino on Saturday, gium, Switzerland, the Netherlands, ries, whilst bringing across a strong Pure Love’ hit number eleven on has had three number ones on the September 17, as part of their Des- Japan and Brazil to perform. After sense of where they are from and the Billboard Hot 100 and became Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. tiny World Tour; while Carnival City performing at Carnival City, Celtic Ireland’s history. one of the longest charting singles. will play host to this traditionally Women will visit China and South Along with the single, the singer re- Tickets are on sale at Compu- Irish all-women group on Sunday, Korea. Tickets can be bought at leased her second album ‘Storyteller’, ticket and range in price from September 18. When they take to the stage at www.bigconcerts.co.za. which sold over 284000 copies in the R295 to R600 per person. United States (US). In March 2013, Events Events Events Events FAMILY FUN FAMILY FUN FAMILY FUN

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Celebrate Heritage month thumberland Road, North ence mier Polo championship of- fashion and more, this event you to come and jump, dive, 9:30am-5pm with SAB and some tradition- Riding. He is South Africa’s best fers fans a thrilling day out. is bound to exciting for the spin and just have fun. Cater- Cnr Northern Parkway & Data al shisa nyama (braai). 2 (Tel) 011-549-8300 known wine authority on This years theme is ‘Quintes- entire family. ing for various skill levels, Crescent, Ormonde. (Tel) great menus await and off wine. Get to spend the after- sential Polo – Above and Be- 17 Sept @ 9am kids or all ages can enjoy it 011-248-6800 course plenty fresh brews to Annual Spring Fair noon with him and test the yond’. Look forward to Polo, R20 including grown up kids. They choose from. 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BMW International Polo Series championships to watch. (Tel) 011-280-1234 Inanda Club. Forrest Road, Get to see the aircraft in flight 9am - 3pm 2016 16 – 18 Sept @ 8AM Inanda, Sandton. in put through their paces at Montecasino Bird Gardens Within James and Ethel Gray The game of Polo is thrilling Free Speed and Sound Expo (Tel) 011-884-1414 Waterkloof. Wander along enchanted Park, outside Melrose Arch. to watch. September sees the Maple Ridge Equestrian Speed and Sound will be pull- 17 – 18 Sept @ 8am walkways within magnificent (Tel) 086-999-0369 South African National Polo Farm. Off N14, Dolomite ing out all the stops to make Johannesburg Military Tattoo R70 – R1000 gardens and marvel at a vari- team take on the Uruguay Street, Protea Ridge. this the best automotive festi- Featuring 9 military bands AFB Waterkloof. Solomon ety of colourful birds, mam- Markets team. (Tel) 081-379-8519 val this side of the equator. from across the country as Mahlangu Drive, Centurion. mals, reptiles and unusual 11 Sept @ 10am The Dome will be split into well as dancers from many (Tel) 0861-915-8000 animals from around the Rock a Baby R250 Vaal River Carnival Spin Fest zones with different show- cultural groups. Look forward world. Moms and Moms to be, this is Waterfall Polo Estate. Off It will be the first event of its cases which will include cus- to military capability demon- Spring Spectacular 8:30am -5pm (Mon-Fri), the baby fair for you. Well cu- Maxwell Drive, Midrand. kind in the Vaal region with tom rides, merchandise stration performance as well. The Lipizzaner stallions are a 8:30am-6pm (Weekends) rated and thought out, the (Tel) 031-303-3903 spinning and drifting taking stands, entertainment, perfor- 7 – 10 Sept sight to behold. With such Montecasino. Corner William expo brings together select centre stage. 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Parkview Junior School will play host bite to eat from the Gourmet Garden, to their 3rd Garden Fun Day on Sat- or stop for a spot of tea at the tea urday, September 10, from 10am to garden. There’s also the Spring Hat 4pm. competition, with fun prize offerings The event promises to be a whole- for children of all ages. some, fun-filled family day offering This annual event also features loads of activities to entertain young live entertainment, with a guest ap- and old. pearances by former ‘Idols’ finalist There will be a selection of hand- Veronica Lalouette, indie folk and craft vendor stalls to browse through blues songwriter Wendy New, the for the adults, while the little ones JHB youth Jazz Ensemble and more. will be kept busy with crafts and other kids’ activities and rides. There will Entrance is R30 per adult and also be a variety of plants for sale, R10 for children. including seedlings, indigenous and Parkview Junior School is situat- rare plants, all at competitive prices. ed on Selkirk Rd, Johannesburg. SA’s first floating AquaPark to add some In between shopping and all the For more information, call 011 486 1690. sparkle to the summer fun, visitors will be able to grab a

tokeCity WakePark has long plenty of slips, thrills, and spills. “People in Gauteng are always on been one of Midrand’s “best- “It’s like being a contestant on ‘To- the look-out for some exciting, kept secrets”. Offering cable tal Wipe Out’ (the TV game show) alternative entertainment and we skiing, wake-boarding and but much less intense,” notes Kyle know the AquaPark will be a hit Sknee boarding, the park also boasts Holtzhauzen from WaterPlaySA, the with people from all walks of life.” a Stand Up Paddling course and an official Wibit Distributors in South The AquaPark will be open to the open-water swimming route. Africa. public, Tuesdays to Sunday, for Starting this spring, the park will The attraction features a series of the entire summer. Each session become home to South Africa’s first inflatable slides, runways, jumping is 50 minutes long, and starts on floating AquaPark, and it promises pillows and bouncers all connected the hour, every hour, from 10am to to be one of Gauteng’s wettest and together and floating in a large, 5pm. Each session can accommo- most entertaining family attrac- clean and refreshing lake. Addition- date up to 65 people. Revelers are tions. al obstacles include swings, ramps, encouraged to ensure they arrive at Kids, families and weekend warriors jumps, ladders, a trampoline, a slide, least half and hour before their ses- alike should delight in the Aqua- wiggle bridges, and more. sion starts, if they have pre-booked. Park’s many obstacle-course style “We are extremely excited about features. The new attraction not the new addition to the park,” says For more information, only provides a floating playground, Chantal Holtzhauzen, StokeCity visit www.StokeCity.co.za. but balances athletic ability with WakePark’s Marketing Manager. There will be live music on offer

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The Tin Factory. 22 Archime- late and Buffalo Ridge Moz- Night of Legends Standard Bank Joy of Jazz My fat friend and modern. Featuring 100 Singer, Songwriter and Enter- des Street, Kramerville. zarella to name a few. Multi Grammy Award winning Annual Jazz concert featuring My Fat Friend is the story of dancers, the company takes tainer Nataniel is back with a (Tel) 011-056-9069 Sat @ 9am - 3pm Ladysmith Black Mambazo local and international artist an overly large Vicky (Mi- you on mystical journey. new show called ‘Manne- 73 Juta Street, Cnr De Beer will be in town and we urge over three nights. The stellar chelle Botha) who owns a 17 – 18 Sept quin’. The story develops White Elephant Sale and Juta Street, Braamfon- you to make a date. The Zulu line up includes Bob James, successful bookshop in Lon- @ 7pm around the life of a tailor told Loads of bargains can be tein. Male Choral music that they Jonathan Butler, Judith don’s Hampstead. A hand- R150 through a tale of fear, fantasy found at this market. Pick up (Tel) 011-403-0413 produce is rich in history and Sephuma, Gerald Albright some man walks into her life The Lyric Theatre. Northern and humour. items from as little one Rand. culture. With over 30 albums and more. who appreciates her despite Parkway, Ormonde. 8 – 25 Sept 10 Sept @ 7am Music produced to date, they are 15 – 17 Sept @ 7pm her weight but things turn out (Tel) 011-788-7632 @ 8pm (Thur-Sat) Free legends in the South African R500 differently in the end. A must R160-R225 Parktown North Methodist Celtic Women music industry. Sandton Convention Centre. watch! UBU and the Truth Commission Theatre of Marcellus. 64 church. 64 7th Avenue, Park- They are an international sen- 10 Sept Maude Street, Sandton. 8 Sept – 2 Oct “The play is an unsettling mix Jones Road, Kempton Park. town North. sation, takeing the title of Bill- @ 7pm (Tel) 0861-915-8000 @ 8pm with life-like and often scary (Tel) 011-928-1937 (Tel) 011-442-8859 boards Magazines World Al- R155 – R250 R100 – R180 puppets created by the fa- bum Artist of the year six Joburg Theatre. 46 Loveday Saturday night fever Pieter Toerien Main Theatre. mous Handspring Puppet Parkers Comedy Irene Village Market times. Their music brings the Street, Braamfontein. It is a classic story of one man Cnr William Nicol Drive and Company (of ‘War Horse’ Get ready to laugh till you Expect to find South African best of Celtic sounds and (Tel) 011-877-6800 with a dream to become the Wikoppen Road, Fourways. fame) serving as real charac- tummy hurts with Tony King, Arts and crafts stalls, antiques messages of love and inspira- best. Character, Tony Mane- (Tel) 011-511-1988 ters and Kentridge’s disturb- Warren Robertson, Thenjiwe and collectables and home- tion. Spring Jump off ro, lives for Saturday night fe- ing animation recalling the Moseley and Donovan Goli- made eats at this market. 16 – 17 Sept A mega line up of artists in- ver and dancing the night I turned away and she was bad times of apartheid”-Peter ath. More than 250 stalls to visit. @ 8pm cluding EMtee, Nasty C, Patty away. The show brings back gone Feldman 17 Sept Sat @ 9am R565 – R980 Monroe, Oskido and Shimza. the disco era and all the good A truly enveloping story of the 8 – 11 Sept @ 8pm Free The Teatro. Cnr William Nicol 10 Sept times that made it great. three main stages in the lives @ 8pm R120 The Big Red Barn. 7 Nelson Drive and Witkoppen Road, @ 10am 13 Sept – 9 Oct of women? to say that people R65 – R200 Parkers Comedy and Jive. Road, Olifantsfontein. Fourways. (Tel) 011-461- R150 – R2500 @ 8pm were enchanted would be The Market Theatre. 56 Mar- Cnr Witkoppen Road and Wil- (Tel) 012-667-1659 8744 Tshwane Events Centre. WF R260 – R325 somewhat of an understate- garet Mcingana Street, New- liam Nicol Drive, Fourways. Nkomo Street, Pretoria. SA State Theatre. 320 Preto- ment. This is a show ? epic in town. (Tel) 011-832-1641 (Tel) 011-511-0081 Bryanston Organic & Natural Boogie Night (Tel) 0861-915-8000 rius Street, Pretoria. scope, but intimate in execu- Market Get ready to kick it old school (Tel) 012-392-4000 tion ? that will have you think- 31 Days Hashtag Lottering A well established market in with pop hits from the 70’s to Gauteng Big Band Jazz festival ing about the larger trajecto- An interesting story of a man One of South Africa’s top co- Bryanston with a variety of the 2000’s courtesy of the The event will showcase The Muffinz ries of your own life. It is vital that was a victim of the sys- medians March Lottering take food, organic produce, natural best club DJ’s from the era. school and community bands, Their music is fresh and stuff tem and sentenced to time in to the Theatre on The Square fibres and unique art. There is The line up includes Paolo following the success of the beautiful and appeals to all 15 Sept – 2 Oct Jail. Ironically he slowly stage over the next few something for the entire fami- Cianfanelli, Steven Cham- Cape Town Festival. SAMRO ages. These 5 young muso’s @ 8:15pm learns more about himself by weeks. He has a unique style ly to enjoy! bers, Dean, Maurizio Bazan is a key sponsor in this event are dominating the local mu- R95 observing other inmates and of standup comedy and Thur and Sat @ 9am-3pm and Craig Whitehead. and are passionate about music scene as they play real in- The Market Theatre. Cnr becomes liberated. touches on various issues. Culross Road, off Main Road, 10 Sept sic development and educa- struments and have amazing Bree and Miriam Makeba, 8 – 17 Sept 8 – 17 Sept @ 8:15pm (Tue Bryanston. @ 9pm tion. voices, with each being an Newtown. @ 8pm – Fri), 6pm (Sat) (Tel) 011-706-3671 R150 10 Sept @ 7:30pm expert in a particular genre. (Tel) 011-832-1641 R40 R70 Scarlet Ribbon. Blackrock R100 17 Sept @ 8pm SA State Theatre. 320 Preto- Theatre on the Square. Cnr of Neighbourgoods Market Street, Stoneridge Shopping The Edge. 55 Athol Street, R180 Jazzy Masala Creative rius Street, Pretoria. West Street and Rivonia Enjoy fine quality foods from Centre, Greenstone. Waverly. Thr Orbit Jazz Club. 81 de Beautiful costumes, amazing (Tel) 0861-915-8000 Road, Nelson Mandela cheese Gourmet, Petit Co- (Tel) 0861-915-8000 (Tel) 011-531-1800 Korte Street, Braamfontein. choreography showcasing Square. chon, Fine and Raw Choco- (Tel) 011-339-6645 Indian dance both traditional Mannequin (Tel) 011-883-8606

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the event into an eminently watchable Review of the Week film with plenty of drama and the director’s own music score. Film: Sully Playing the role of Sully is the always Cast: Tom Hanks, Aaron Eckhart, reliable Tom Hanks, whose features have Valerie Mahaffey, Delphi Harrington, been remodelled with a snowy white Mike O’Malley, Jamey Sheridan, Anna moustache and hair to closely resemble Gunn, Holt McCallany, Ahmed Lucan, the real pilot, whom we see during the Laura Linney. final credits. Director: Clint Eastwood Hanks, of course, certainly knows Classification: 10 PGV how to play the hero. He risked his life Reviewer: Peter Feldman in ‘Captain Philips’ to save his crew from pirates and now is equally at home in the skies saving his crew and passengers from 1 2 3 4 5 an icy death in the cold waters of a New York winter. he world was amazed in January Eastwood, who once again shows his 2009 when Capt. Chesley “Sully” unpretentious professionalism, has based Sullenberger landed his US Air- his film on the book ‘Highest Duty’. What ways Flight 1549 in New York’s is fascinating here is that Eastwood with- THudson River after a flock of birds had held details of the flight for as long as Tom Hanks in ‘Sully’ blown out both engines. possible, concentrating instead on the He became an instant hero and there aftermath of the accident where the Movies was even a TV commercial for a local in- National Transportation Safety Board of have done differently to save the plane Aaron Eckard, given a thick mous- vestment firm hailing his achievement. enquiry is seeking answers to why Sully itself. A good slice of the film is set in the tache for the occasion, plays co-pilot All 155 passengers on board were saved, chose “landing” in the Hudson as op- hot seat of inquest chambers and court- Jeff Skiles, who remains a loyal colleague a remarkable feat. posed to flying to two nearby airports. rooms, beginning after the plane has throughout Sully’s testing ordeal, while Now celebrated director Clint East- His decisions on that fateful day tor- safely landed and examining all aspects his wife, Lorrie (Laura Linney), offers wood has climbed on board and turned ture him relentlessly on what he might of the landing. constant encouragement from home via From a storytelling perspective, this is phone. a cunning move because it allows East- The cruel irony of it all,is that de- wood (and his scriptwriter Todd Kormar- spite saving so many lives, he still had Last Week: nicki) to project a number of different to answer to the NTSB, which felt that impressions of the incident, employing his decision to effect a forced water extended flashbacks and simulations in landing had actually endangered every- the process. one aboard. According to protocol, Sully A two-time Academy Award-winner, should have returned to LaGuardia, or Eastwood is famous for his no-fat style else tried to land at nearby Teterboro of filmmaking and holds back on what Airport, and both the airline’s insurance really occurred in the crash until more company and Sully himself are faced with than an hour into the narrative, as eve- the consequences of his decision. ‘War Dogs’ rybody knows the outcome. Instead, the Throughout the production Hanks is story suggests a horrific scenario of what a shining light and slips effortlessly into might have happened had they returned the skin of his character. to LaGuardia, their point of departure, ‘Sully’ is not Eastwood’s best movie, showing the plane ploughing into the nor is it a riveting exercise, but it’s in- city’s familiar skyscrapers, conjuring up formative and spiritually uplifting and disturbing images of 9/11. Sully’s heroic will surely resonate with audiences, espe- action potentially saved more than just cially Americans, around the globe. ‘Heidi’ the lives of the passengers on board. Tom Hanks and Aaron Eckhart in ‘Sully’

FILM: MORGAN FILM: SAUSAGE PARTY permarket is interrupted when he and CAST: Kate Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, VOICE CAST: James Franco, Kristen his friends are picked by a customer. Jennifer Jason Leigh, Rose Les- Wiig, Salma Hayek Once a life goal, they soon discover the lie, Paul Giamatti DIRECTOR: Conrad Vernon,Greg Tiernan disturbing truth when the woman takes DIRECTOR: Luke Scott them home to prepare a meal. Faced Frank is a sausage, whose peaceful ex- with torture and death, he and his bud- Lee Weathers (Kate Mara), a cor- istence among various groceries in a su- dies hatch a plan to escape. porate risk-management consult- ant, is sent to a top-secret location to assess and investigate a terrify- ing accident. Discovering that the event was provoked by a seemingly innocent artificial being who was made in a laboratory, she’s forced to curb her fascination and deter- mine whether or not to terminate the “human” known as Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy). Director Luke Scott and his casting department’s biggest challenge was finding their Morgan - the artificial, yet organic being A scene from ‘Morgan’ that would represent Scott’s vision of the next step in human evolu- tion. The actor would have to portray a character that is physically, project somebody who is in many gan. He had been impressed by mentally and intellectually ampli- ways childlike,” says Scott. her performance in director Rob- fied. She would have to balance Before finalizing casting, Scott ert Egger’s award-winning feature these enhanced attributes with a and his teams wrestled with how debut ‘The Witch’. “In that film, I clear emotional interpretation of to characterize Morgan. She? It? saw that Anya had a unique deli- her/its world, and the flawed peo- Human? Or something else? “I cacy and access to her emotional ple with whom she interacts each came to identify Morgan an ‘it’ landscape that is critical to the day. “That’s one of Morgan’s many because I’m essentially the scien- character of Morgan,” says Scott. ironies,” says Scott. “Morgan is as tist who created her,” Scott says Unlike her director, Taylor-Joy imperfect as a human, but in other with a laugh. eschewed research into the field ways, she is absolutely perfect.” “But we always intended of synthetic life, opting instead Finding an actor who could Morgan to be somewhat femin- for numerous discussions with convey these contrasting traits was ized, because there is an inherent Scott. “We didn’t discuss specific no easy task. “We needed someone strength to the feminine form.” scenes,” says the actress. “It was who could meet the role’s physical After a long search, Scott chose more about Morgan’s viewpoints requirements, and had the skill to Anya Taylor-Joy to portray Mor- on certain things and events.” A scene from ‘Sausage Party’

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worth the extra effort. Custard Cake Let’s cook Serves 12 Fooding around with Homemade Custard Ingredients: Jenny Morris This custard is great with stewed 1 x sponge cake, recipe of your fruit, steamed pudding and trifles. choice (use a recipe you are comfort- Serve 4 able with, but bake the cakes in 2 x 22 cm round cake pans) Ingredients: • 3 large egg yolks Filling • 1 tsp. cornflour • 500 ml (2 C) milk • 25g caster sugar • 75 ml (3 T) custard powder • 300 ml double cream • 125 g soft butter • 1 vanilla pod split lengthways • 250 ml (1 C) Huletts Castor Sugar Method: • 5 ml (1 t) vanilla essence Whisk the egg yolks, cornflour and sugar together Method: Place the cream into a small sauce- Cut the two sponge cakes in half pan, scrap the seeds out of the vanil- horizontally, ending with 4 layers. la pod and stir them into the cream Heat 400 ml of the milk and bring and add the pod. to boiling point. Mix custard pow- @jennymorrischef Custard Cake Gently heat the cream until it reaches der with remaining milk to form a a simmer, remove the vanilla pod and smooth paste and stir into boiling gradually pour the cream in a long milk. here is nothing better when and/or cream makes for a yummy thin stream into the egg mixture, Keep on stirring until the mixture spoon in the thick custard, a little one has no time on one’s filling, or you can take the easy way whisking all the time. thickens. Remove from stove and at a time, with the machine running hands than just assembling a out and use custard powder, which is Once all the cream has been whisked cover with cling wrap to prevent constantly. dessert made from box cake corn flour, flavouring and colouring, in, return the custard to the sauce- crust forming. Leave to cool com- Spread a quarter of the custard mix- Tmixture you trust, or if you are a pur- that is added to hot milk and sugar pan and whisk it over a low heat un- pletely. ture over the first sponge cake layer. ist with time on your hands, baking to make a sauce. til it is smooth and thick. Transfer to Beat the butter and Huletts Castor Repeat the process, ending with the your favourite sponge cake and just I am a lover of homemade custard a bowl and cover with plastic wrap Sugar in food processor until light last sponge cake layer topped with assembling it with a delicious filling. and make it all the time. It cooks fast and use when you are ready. and creamy. the custard filling. Custard homemade with eggs milk and tastes really wonderful and is Serve hot or cold. Add the vanilla essence and

The continent’s artists to Tumi makes history at 2016 Savanna stand up in Sandton Comics’ Choice Awards

Tumi Morake proved this past weekend that you can have your cake and eat it…and have seconds. It’s not an easy feat going up against talented comedians like Carvin Goldstone, Loyiso Gola, Mashabela Galane and Skhumba Hlophe. But Morake, SA’s “First Lady of Comedy”, made history this past Saturday, by being the first ever female to be crowned ‘Comic of the Year’ at the 6th annual Savanna Comic’s Choice Awards. “I won! I didn’t know how much I wanted it until I won it! I wouldn’t have had the guts to do this, without the support of my fans. And a big thank you to the comedy fra- ternity. There are very few women playing in this game and the fact that these guys have taken notice, The FNB JoburgArtFair is on this weekend it means a lot. Now the Queen shall truly reign,” says Morake. The variety show was held on Saturday, September 3, at the Teatro Jozi art lovers will be on high alert a diverse ‘Joburg Art Week’ with var- at Montecasino. this weekend when The FNB Jobur- ious events happening around the Walking onto the stage, Morake gArtFair takes over the Sandton Con- city from open studios, gallery open- was draped in a dramatic cape and vention Centre. The international art ings, workshops and debates. black gown. The award follows on fair plays a pivotal role in support- Morake’s recent win of Best Come- ing the contemporary arts landscape OPENING TIMES dian at the 2016 YOU Spectacular in Africa and will take place from Friday: 12pm to 8pm Awards. Friday, September 9, to Sunday the Saturday: 10am to 6pm When asked about her upcom- 11th. Sunday: 10am to 5pm ing plans, Morake replied: “Can you The Fair provides a space for lead- School groups are welcome, at believe that after 10 years doing ing artists, galleries, collectors, writ- R15 per student and teacher for stand-up, I still haven’t toured my ers, thinkers and art lovers to con- all pre-arranged groups. Send own show? There’s no better time gregate. Johannesburg is home to an email to [email protected] than now. I’ll be hitting the road Tumi Morake, your new Choice Comic a burgeoning and vibrant art scene, to book. later this year with the biggest one- and a new order of art communities General tickets are R100 for the woman show to hit African shores.” that are seizing the contemporary art Friday, R130 for the Saturday/ Morake will be performing all agenda. Sunday; or R260 for the Weekend over South Africa and will also be steadily grown into one of SA’s most the likes of David Kau, Marc Lotter- The event attracts a wide audience, Pass. crossing borders and taking her sought after comedians. Her edgy ing, Barry Hilton and Chris Forrest creating a platform for dialogue and For more information and to show to other African audiences. and unpredictable brand of comedy and has earned her place as head- exchange, which reaches beyond the book, visit fnbjoburgartfair. Since beginning her comedy ca- has wowed audiences around the liner in comedy festivals such as the realm of the arts. The Fair spearheads co.za. reer in smoky clubs in 2006, she has globe. She has shared the stage with Kings & Queens of Comedy.

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By Imran Khan tradeoffs have been made in order to will be asking for a deposit (at 5.5% Fooding around with make the price so reasonable. interest rate), which will be refunded A bank with a Smartphone? The X1 model is the most expen- after the 24 month contract period. Jenny Morris Who would have thought that a sive handset, coming in at R150 a Those deposits are R500 for the A1 bank would release their very own month over 24 months. What you and R1500 for the X1 upfront, in aid Smartphone? First National Bank has will get is an entry level snapdragon of encouraging saving. We think that recently launched 2 Smartphones, processor, 5.2 inch screen, 8 gigs of it is a great move made by the bank, called the ‘ConeXis A1’ and the ‘X1’, storage, an 8 megapixel rear camera but we would like to see the option which are manufactured by ZTE. and a 5 megapixel from camera. The in the future of signing the contract The device itself is “powered” by the cheaper A1 model comes in at R59 a with your own handset or a better bank, including having their logo month and for that kind of money handset than the current offering. garnishing the device and the startup you get a quad core processor, a 4 screens. Off course the pre installed inch screen, the same storage, a 5 Samsung Galaxy Note 7 FNB banking app is in place and we megapixel rear camera and 2 meg- Samsung has officially launched a noticed that they even customized apixel front camera. “recall” on its latest flagship handset, everything on the display to their Here is the difference - you will the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. It ap- corporate colours. The phones them- have to be an FNB client off course pears that a factory fault has caused selves are not necessarily the best and and in a rather confusing move FNB the handsets to overheat and eventually explode. After thorough investi- gation, Samsung concluded that the latest batch had an issue with the @jennymorrischef battery cell. There were some 35 re- ported cases and with that the local Samsung are recalling their latest Galaxy Note, pre-SA release “phablet” release has been postponed to the end of September. So, fans of Samsung devices; if you bought a handset already by importing it, Sam- it is easier and cheaper to distribute to be to the detriment of the game sung will take it back and give you a games digitally, as the distribution dealers since customers are steadily new handset. For those still waiting costs of physical media discs can be moving online to Steam, Rockstar for the handset, watch this space for quite alarming. The second reason is and other servers. more on this developing story as well “storage”. The latest laptops and PC’s Our advice is to always check the as the full review on this Smartphone never kept up with the trends of stor- back of the disc for the requirements, closer to its local release. age, as games grew in size, by offer- because “needs an internet connec- ing larger hardrives and BluRay disc tion” no longer means just to verify Digital future of gaming drives in time, compared to console or register your games, but it could We were shocked to find more and manufacturers. It’s part of the reason put a massive dent in your internet more PC games forcing users to that we moved to “cloud storage”. account. We would also advise our download large amounts of data be- Not too long ago we were all install- readers to break up their downloads fore loading up the installation. Just ing games with multiple DVD discs, over a week, averaging about two to recently we purchased ‘Grand Theft but the latest titles require much three gigs per day, to avoid having Auto 5’ and were faced with a mas- more space and that is all down to your internet speed “throttled”. This sive download of 50 gigabytes. Why the intelligence and properties of the limit may change, depending on your though? We went in search of the games. Large open world games like service provider and it is advisable to answer to this question from game ‘GTA’ and ‘Need For Speed’ are at the give them a call to make sure before The FNB ConeXis A1 is a simpler Smartphone de- stores. The first response was that top of the list. However this seems starting large game downloads. vice, but still quite powerful SA square off against Uruguay in Care for sensitive skin 2016 BMW International Polo Series

The 27th annual BMW International Polo Series promises all the thrills, Tickets are priced at R250 per sophistication, prestige and uncom- person for General Admission. By RoxyK promised style that have become These tickets are only be avail- Email: [email protected] synonymous with this annual two- able for pre-purchase at www. www.lentilsandlace.com match Test Series. It promises to be itickets.co.za, as no General Ad- an adrenaline-charged showstopper, mission tickets will available for ensitive and reactive skin is as South Africa take on Uruguay for purchase on the day of the event. first and foremost fragile skin. the second match on Sunday, Sep- Children under the age of 12 will Comfort to the skin is neces- tember 11, in Johannesburg, at the be able admitted free of charge. sary to soothe and protect high-status Waterfall Polo Estate in For more information, visit www. Sagainst irritation, tightness and dry- Sunninghill. sapolo.co.za. ness. With all the products on the The first test took place at the market it is quite difficult to choose Shongweni Club in Hillcrest, Durban, ones that are actually of benefit to on September 4. the skin. I have searched a long time “The BMW International Polo Series for a range of products that is suit- is one of the longest-running sports able for sensitive skin and finally sponsorships in South Africa and this found one that is especially helpful speaks to the attributes of the sport for hyper-sensitive skins. and how it encapsulates the same Payot has introduced a sensi The Payot skincare range for sensitive skins values BMW embodies,” says Tim range, which is a formula that of- Abbott, CEO BMW South Africa and fers a specific skincare solution for Sub-Sahara”. hypersensitivity. All products are hy- Anticipation is especially high among poallergenic, fragrance-free and col- polo lovers this year as Uruguay and ourant-free, which means that there ing gel is a hydrating gel-like solu- repairing mask is no different. There South Africa have not faced each are no ingredients that will harm or tion that is applied morning and is instant comfort and less tautness. other in this Test Series since 1989. irritate the skin. night around the eyes to decongest Leave in for just 10 minutes to allow This is Uruguay’s second tour to The routine to follow is simple, puffiness, reduce dark circles and the active ingredients to work deep South Africa, with the international like any other skincare products. The soothe the sensitive eye contour. A down into the layers of the skin. competitors reigning champions of first would be to cleanse the skin nourishing comforting cream is thick It seems like the Payot skincare the previous tournament. with soft micellar water with deli- and rich to relieve the feeling of range has answered all sensitive skin The annual BMW International Polo cate cleansing agents. Applied onto discomfort. It also strengthens the concerns. The formulas are gentle Series not only brings together polo a cotton swap, the solution gently skin’s resistance to environmental and offers customized care for hy- devotees, fans and socialites; guests cleans away surface dirt and grime aggressions by reducing irritability. persensitive skins. The results of the will also see all the action live and from the face, neck and décolletage. Masks are always packed with ac- sensi range are that the skin feels be treated to a showcase of BMW’s SA are facing Uruguay for the It is very refreshing and cool when tive ingredients, which help the skin fully nourished, soft and supple. finest vehicles as part of the day’s first time in a Test Series since applied. The decongesting comfort- repair and rejuvenate and the Payot proceedings. 1989

08 September - 22 September 2016 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 11 The Next 48hOURS • The Back Page Shake off the winter cobwebs with CrossFit fitness showcase The Battle a night time obstacle adventure returns to Silverstar

Jump City Challenge, Jozi’s favour- the team is ready to bring Gautengers ite night adventure returns on Friday, more than ever before with new and September 16. It is time to start stag- exciting partnerships. This year’s ing your comeback from the cold and route includes over 22 obstacles take a full swing at spring. built for all levels of athletes; a very All fun loving adventure seekers unique hydration station with one of are called upon to take to the streets, Joburg’s finest craft breweries; and the trails and the whatever else the plenty of other sneaky surprises. organizers can send you over, under or through in an adrenaline pumping The event kicks off at 6.10pm. En- inner city obstacle challenge over the try is R260. 10km course. For more information, visit www. After a sell-out Durban night race, jumpcitychallenge.com.

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he Battle, an extreme sports other male teams and female teams show’s uniqueness as well as the competition where male compete against other female fact that it will bring together dif- and female teams are put teams. This event will cater for ath- ferent types of people,” says Sanele through various known and letes with various levels of fitness, Ntombela, Marketing Manager at Tunknown tests to measure levels of and is thus a great opportunity for Silverstar Casino. competency in strength, speed, en- both competitors and spectators to So head on over to Silverstar on durance and teamwork, is returning be part of an exhilarating fitness the weekend of the 16th and show to Silverstar. The Westrand enter- showcase like few others. exactly what you are made of in a tainment destination will host this This means that everyone, from ac- competitive, yet fun environment. adrenalin-fuelled event from Friday, tive moms to the top CrossFit junk- September 16, to Sunday, Septem- ies, can participate. Tickets are available at the Sil- ber 18, at the Globe. “Silverstar is excited to bring you verstar Box Office, or at The Battle is the first CrossFit event such an exhilarating fitness show- www.silverstarcasino.co.za. Prepare to get on all fours on the 10km course where male teams compete against case especially because of the

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