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Looking for interesting things has Am I fast-forwarding or rewind- ers (especially to younger folk) when How does one, for example, un- become part of me, like an append- ing? Actually neither. I am right they say: “Just be yourself.” How derstand “light” if one cannot open age: observing and listening to eve- where I need to be. A re-watching does one “be yourself” if you have oneself to understanding “dark- Encore rything and everyone absorbedly so of ‘Scent of a Woman’ refers. It is no idea who the hell you are? We are ness”? And, I have also always main- that I might find my topic(s) for the the scene where Al Pacino’s character too often so many different versions tained that you only get to know By Rafiek Mammon week to write about. defends Chris O’ Donnell’s character of ourselves. And when we are no your true self if you are prepared to rafiek@.co.za Sometimes I get close to deadline at a school hearing, and he speaks longer around someone remembers spend real quality time with said self day and I have very little to write (in pure Pacino style) about snitches some version of who they thought and bare your honest thoughts and about, but the minute I am at the and integrity and about his soul not you were…like a fading polaroid. feelings. t was Monday already (Febru- computer, the “very little” soon be- being up for sale, and about how The story of the black and the And I don’t mean taking that long ary 15) and I had no idea what comes enough, and pretty soon the there are no prosthetics for the soul white swan and what they represent bath with candles as prescribed by Encore was going to be about latter becomes too much, and I have as there are for body parts etc etc. in the life of the protagonist, and of shrewd marketing on the shopping yet. Usually, my drill is to have to cut it to size…and I love this pro- Elementary, my dear Watson. But how art imitates life and vice versa network, trying to sell you some or Iit ready by a Sunday – sometimes cess…week after week. It reminds me that very night I also opened a birth- are personified in an absolutely rivet- other bathroom products. I mean even sending it in on the Sunday of my life: just when you think there day gift that was given to me two ing film. Before seeing it I was con- alone, introspective time. You would especially if I know I have a hectic is little to look forward to, life hap- years ago. sistently warned about its “eeriness” be surprised at the muck that accu- week ahead or, if I am 90-odd per- pens…in abundance! I know…I am a terrible human and its “darkness”. And yes, it is dark mulates (and lurks) under the floor- cent satisfied with it by then. Oth- I start by jotting down some being – only opening the gift now. and eerie, but the film is about so boards of the soul. erwise I mull it over overnight, have points and before I know it, points It was a DVD copy of ‘Black Swan’ much more than that. And yes, there Sometimes that relentless, even another read on the Monday, do a become lucid and disjointed ideas – a beautiful film that explores that are the obvious differences between ruthless quest for happiness that of- tweak if necessary and then submit. become meaningful connections be- strange relationship between com- the black and the white swans and ten eludes us is not all it is cracked My deadline is only on a Tuesday tween dots. Like I said: much like life passion and cruelty that live so ef- what they represent, but I always up to be, and said pursuit is not all though, so I would have another – sometimes the very little we have fortlessly side-by-side in one heart. maintained that perspective is what that life is about. Once found, it can day just in case I ponder or stumble left to give, sparks off a series of gifts How souls struggle within, to just will determine how one responds to be quite ephemeral. on an interesting thought overnight that just keep on giving. And, some- have a sense of who they really are. things, especially art. And perspective We need filters. After all, desire that I might want to insert the fol- times within the very bedlam, order So many people think that it is the is often founded on the “baggage” without filters can be a most unat- lowing day. is created. This is the case this week… most profound advice to give to oth- or history we bring to the context. tractive, even dangerous thing.

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ETER TROMP chatted with were able to pick up momentum. It the director and cast of the helps that Louis, Pierre and Rebecca dark politically themed dra- are patient and generous souls. They ma ‘The Kingmakers’, which made my assimilation into the play willP be showing at the Fugard Studio very painless from Tuesday, February 23, to March 19. What is the biggest challenge in The production netted Louis Viljoen getting to grips with Louis Viljoen’s two Fleur du Cap awards in 2015 in muscular prose? the Best New Script and Best New I love that description, “muscular Director categories. It is back with a prose”, so much. The challenge is a brand new cast member on a brand joyous one, because the language is new stage. rich and full, and one can never do it justice on first reading. So it’s quite THE MASTERMIND intimidating, actually. After our first table reading I thought, “Oh no, I was Louis Viljoen so crap! Louis is going to fire me and I haven’t even had a chance to get What has changed about ‘The King- up on my feet.” It helps that Louis makers’ since we last saw it at the is the writer, because whenever I’ve Alexander Bar in 2014? battled with a difficult concept, he’s We had more time and resources this been there to help, but he has also time around and that has allowed us been very open to all of our feed- to explore the play more. The script is back. Now that I have this “muscular basically the same, but our goal was prose” in my head, I feel the fun can always to improve on the first pro- really begin, because it gives me an duction and let the play evolve. The opportunity to sink into the sub-text actors and I agreed to approach the and meaning of the lines. And there play as if it’s new and not rely on Brent Palmer, Rebecca Makin-Taylor and Pierre Malherbe in ‘The Kingmakers’ is so much there. I’m excited. moments that may have worked in - Picture by Jesse Kramer the first run. It’s a new stage, with Rebecca Makin-Taylor one new actor and it’s been over a year since we did it at The Alexan- We read about amoral individuals der Bar, so to fall back on old ideas to produce plays that aren’t ham- thetical. I’d like to think that I’d use far has been one of victory, but also and their impact on the world every for the sake of comfort is harmful to pered by the restrictions of wholly it for the greater good, but who can bitter compromise. It was a fascinat- day. What’s it like actually inhabit- the play and possibly boring for an independent theatre is quite thrilling. really say until it happens to them? ing and scary process looking into ing one, and how long does it usu- audience. Every play needs to be re- For me to crave any kind of political this character as well as inhabiting ally take you after a performance examined and you cannot rely solely THE PLAYERS power, I would have to be an entirely him, because he’s so real, he’s arche- to shake off Amy, the spin-doctor? on the success of a previous staging. different person, so I can’t really an- typal. When one works with a well I’m grounded enough in who I am Pierre Malherbe swer that question properly. rounded/written character, you very versus the characters I play that all it Tell us about your Playwright In often just have to open yourself up takes is a glass of whisky at the end Residence gig at the Fugard and ex- How is having a second shot at your What can you tell us about Louis Vil- to where the character wants to go, of a show with friends. actly what it entails. Can we look character been impacting on the joen’s methods for getting chemis- as esoteric as that sounds. I didn’t forward to many more new plays in choices you’ve been making? try flowing amongst his cast mem- necessarily study other politicians, How is having a second shot at your the near future? It’s been a fascinating process. Louis bers? largely because they are already so character been impacting on your It’s rare for any playwright to have was clear from the outset that he He uses sarcasm, self deprecation and omnipresent. It is more important choices? the assurance that their work will be didn’t want to just rehash the same lots of tea breaks. for me to find the humanity of the It has been rewarding coming back staged over an extended period of show we did before. We have a new character and tell the story from that to the role and to build on the choic- time, so the faith that The Fugard actor in Brent, a new space and a Brent Palmer standpoint. es I made in the first run. Amy’s key Theatre has put in me is a tremen- new set, and this has all influenced motivations - greed and self preser- dous honour. Beyond ‘The King- the way I’m playing Arlow. The es- Tell us about your character and You’re new to the cast. What’s the vation - are still the same, but with makers’, they’ve offered to produce sence of my character is still the your process of realising him. going been like with these actors the second run and with the new set four new plays over four years and same, but there are some wonderful Daniel is multi-layered and complex. who know the play inside out? and the different energy that Brent that has given me the opportunity new moments that we’ve found. He is a man of strength and integrity, The first week was perhaps a little bit Palmer brings to the ensemble, we to explore ideas and attempt work but he is also flawed, as most great/ frustrating, but only because I had to are all finding new moments, which I couldn’t necessarily do outside of Plato said that “the measure of a tragic characters are. He is idealistic; rehearse opposite Pierre and Rebecca is exciting. a supportive institution. They’ve put man is what he does with power”. he desperately dreams of a world with my script in hand while they be- very few limitations on the work I’ve What do you think/fear having po- and place in politics where he could haved like such well oiled machines. * Performances will take place from been asked to write and to know litical power will bring out in you? make a difference without having to But as time went on, and I was able Tuesdays to Saturdays at 8pm. that I have the space and resources I haven’t the foggiest. It’s too hypo- sell out. Sadly his political life thus to let go of Louis’ gem of a script, we Book at Computicket. CHOW. NOW.

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SHOW: SWEENEY TODD, THE DEMON tion that bursts with darkness, in- world alive has a fine singing voice BARBER OF FLEET STREET novation and energy. Stephen Sond- that could be heard clearly at all CAST: JONATHAN ROXMOUTH, CHARON heim’s music, which includes such times. The ensemble morphs into a WILLIAMS-ROS, MICHAEL RICHARD, gems as ‘Pretty Women, ‘Johanna,’ variety of characters and helps pro- SANLI JOOSTE, CAMERON BOTHA, ADAM ‘Not While I’m Around,’ ‘By the Sea,’ vide a few potent set-pieces, one PELKOWITZ, GERMANDT GELDENHUYS, ‘A Little Priest’ and ‘The Ballad of being in Mrs Lovett’s shop where JACO VAN RENSBURG, ANNE-MARIE Sweeney Todd’, envelopes the audi- customers devour her pies, washed CLULOW, CANDICE VAN LITSENBORGH ence in its musical sweep. down with beer, and praise their DIRECTOR: STEVEN STEAD The celebrated Jonathan Rox- tastiness in song. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: ROWAN BAKKER mouth, sweating under make-up The scene in the lunatic asylum is VENUE: , CAMPS and a bald pate, makes an ideal also effective. BAY, FROM FEBRUARY 19 Sweeney Todd, a gruff, no-nonsense Greg King has mounted an in- REVIEWER: PETER FELDMAN individual bent on revenge who in- geniously conceived set, which re- troduces some ‘cutting’ edge im- calls the streets of Victorian London, (This review is of the production agery to his thriving little business. and it works impressively on differ- that was showcased at Pieter To- He contends well with the vocal de- ent levels. However, it did seem too erien’s Main Theatre at Montecasino mands of the material. large for the theatre stage (Pieter during the festive season. The Next A scene from ‘Sweeney Todd’ during its Joburg run As the blousy, garrulous and de- Toerien’s Main Theatre), occasion- 48hOURS has been assured that vious Mrs Lovett, Charon Williams- ally resulting in a crowding of the the show is unchanged for its Cape Ros certainly leaves an impression players. Town run.) aforementioned qualities, plus the help of his neighbour and accom- and her vocals stir the emotions. She Neil Stuart Harris’s striking cos- macabre Grand Guignol style in its plice, the well-endowed Mrs. Lovett, commands the stage with her pres- tumes and Tina Le Roux’s evocative ‘Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber presentation. processes their corpses into delicious ence and makes every scene tell. lighting added immeasurably to the of Fleet Street’ is a musical that Stephen Sondheim and Hugh meat pies. It was later turned into a Michael Richard, as the conniv- play’s visual punch. eschews the usual light and frothy Wheeler conceived this Tony Award- horror-type movie, directed by Tim ing and nasty Judge Turpin, hasn’t a All in all, this version of ‘Sweeney hallmarks of the genre for some- winning musical in 1979, a Victo- Burton with Johnny Depp as the great deal to do, but his style shines Todd’ is certainly a darkly entertain- thing altogether darker and sinister. rian melodrama about Sweeney murderous barber. through on each occasion. Cameron ing experience with commanding A parody of the ‘Penny Dreadful’ Todd, an English barber and serial Renowned director Steven Stead, Botha, as Anthony Hope, whose performances from key members of novels that were popular in Vic- killer who murders his customers with a large cast at his disposal, love for the doomed and beautiful its cast. torian times, it fully embraces the with a straight razor and, with the has now fashioned a new produc- Johanna (Sanli Jooste), keeps his Supreme one woman show returns Heinz Winckler to – this time award nominated

SHOW: I Turned Away And She Was 2013. The productions have little in rock Gone common in terms of subject matter, Director: Mark Fleishman but they share that rare ability to let Cast: Jennie Reznek one into the heads of their female VENUE: Magnet Theatre until protagonists. March 12 Reznek hasn’t commanded a REVIEW: Peter Tromp stage solo for over 20 years, but I would say that her return to the (This review is of the production that one person format has been worth showcased last year.) the wait. The actress has the deft- est touch, radiating charm for every ver the years, Magnet Thea- second as she works the audience. tre have shown an uncanny The seating allows one to see the ability to move with the reactions of one’s fellow audience times and stay relevant ar- members, and to say that people Otistically. The company turned 25 a were enchanted would be somewhat few years ago (and celebrated the of an understatement. That’s not to occasion with a glorious restag- say that ‘I turned...’ doesn’t deal with ing of perhaps their seminal work, some serious subject matter. It pulls ‘Voices Made Night’) and that level few punches, but does so in delicate of longevity is truly remarkable – gradations. and something increasingly rare in Jennie Reznek in ‘I Turned Water is a constant element in the theatrical sphere. Away and She Was Gone’ the show, and its inferred fluidity ex- I have said in the past that I some- tends both to the way Reznek flits in times find the company’s produc- and out of character, or transforms tions hard to fall in love with, but for from one character to the next, as every ‘The Fire Raisers’ or ‘Autopsy’ penchant for mixing the grandiose well as how in life it is oftentimes - productions I just couldn’t get on with the everyday. They’ve been par- better to go with the flow than board with, despite their innovative- ticularly successful in modulating to have a structured way of going ness - there’s usually a ‘Kragbox’, or classic texts so they feel relevant about things. This is a show – epic Heinz Winckler the aforementioned ‘Voices Made to the here and now. ‘I Turned...’ is in scope, but intimate in execution Night’: productions I adore and look no exception, and provides an au- - that will have you thinking about back on with unreserved fondness. dience friendly, although hardly the larger trajectories of your own The former two productions are dumbed down version of the Greek life. It is vital stuff. SA multimedia star Heinz Winckler Winckler also played the lead role examples of the concept probably myth of Demeter and Persephone Clearly I’m not the only one that will be performing at Die Boer thea- in the North American and Japanese having played out better in the head as the basis for a truly enveloping has felt this way about the show. tre restaurant in Durbanville on Sat- touring production of ‘Rent’, landed of director Mark Fleishman. I found story of the three main stages in the Jennie Reznek has been nominated urday, February 20, at 8.30pm. roles in the local soapie ‘Binneland- those shows a little alienating and lives of women. So deftly does Jen- in the Best Actress category for this Winckler will probably always be ers’ and drama series ‘Getroud Met overly cerebral - more redolent of nie Reznek negotiate the story, and year’s Fleur du Cap Awards, as well known locally as the first winner of Rugby’, has done continuity pre- post grad submissions than some- so engrossingly has it been staged as for Best New South African Script. South African ‘Idols’ back in 2002, senting on the kykNET channel, and thing designed to successfully con- by Fleishman, that you need almost but the singer has quite a few other played the lead role in ‘Jesus The Mu- nect with general audiences, even as no prior knowledge of the original * Book at www.webtickets.co.za. significant notches on his belt. These sical’ at the Pretoria State Theatre. He they dealt with subject matter that story. It is deceptively simple to fol- Take advantage of the Mothers and include coming in fourth place at also regularly hosts a workshop for was quintessentially South African. low, although you’ll spend days un- Daughters Two-for-One Special on ‘World Idol’, singing a song on a Dis- aspiring singers and produces music The latter two productions got the packing the numerous layers in your Wednesday, February 24, and March ney soundtrack, three SAMA nomina- for up and coming artists. balance of heart and the cerebral mind. 2 and 9. tions, winning three People Magazine Winckler may be more relevant just right, and to massively winning As a rousing and deeply touching Book for any show before February Crystal Awards, releasing the ‘Once In than he has ever been. effect. theatregoing experience, ‘I Turned...’ 19 and pay only R100. A Lifetime’ single, as well as six stu- Add ‘I Turned Away And She might be my favourite one woman Magnet Theatre is situated on the dio albums and two Live DVD’s, from * Tickets are R120 and available by Was Gone’ to the latter pile. Mag- show since ‘My Name Is Rachel Cor- Corner of Lower Main and St Mi- which he achieved Double Platinum, calling 021 979 1911, or online at net as a company has always had a rie’, which played at the Baxter in chael’s Roads in Observatory. Platinum and Gold status sales. www.dieboer.com.

4 The Next 48hOURS www.48hours.co.za 19 February - 25 February 2016 The Next 48hOURS • Entertainment Guide Music Exchange: Where do you find good music?

product, but how do you know what is I do know of some wonderful music good and critically acclaimed? Column stores .One is in and called Up- centimetres in daily newspapers have beat Music, in The Piazza, St John. It all but dried up and searching out tas- stocks a large selection of local music, as By Martin Myers temaker reviews is like finding a needle well as the wonderful Putumayo series @martinmyers in a haystack. of albums. Their soundtrack selection is Commercial Radio gives very little enviable and classical music collection t’s strange to read all these atten- airplay to material that does not fit the impressive. Their DVD section is practi- tion-seeking posts on Twitter. If it format they are broadcasting in and, to cally busting at the seams. The shop is is not Kanye West mouthing off at be perfectly honest, radio is pretty bland. small, but well worth a visit. someone about being broke, we last They all seem to sing from the same Also try the famous Mabu Vinyl, Iweek had Simphiwe Dana and Ntskima- hymn sheet and read the same book. owned and run by Steve Segerman and zwai having a go at each other as well. So where do you find out about mu- Brian Currin, in Rheede Street, Gardens, Really? Is this going to help you sell mu- sic? I have, for many years, used the bi- for great vinyl and rare records. Added sic, or is it just another way to keep your bles of music, which in my opinion are Q bonus: you never know who you will name in the limelight? magazine, Mojo and Rolling Stone. Art- bump into in the store. For all things Even poor old Sipho Mabuse got ists like the new St Germain record called continental try the African Music Store caught in the cross-Twitter-fire when he St Germain got four stars. in . All these stores are great wanted to bring sanity to a situation and Readers should remember the classic to browse and maybe, just maybe, you’ll got shot down for trying. What I find debut album from 2000, called ‘Tourist’, Look out for local boy Sean Koch’s find what you are looking for that way. so funny is that at the end of the week that sold more than three million copies. new album, ‘Natural Progression’ no one cared about that story, or any The latest New Order album ‘Music Gig of the week other for more than three minutes after Complete’ got a rave review, never mind it was first posted. Unless it goes viral of an act called Emille & Ogden, from Can- to watch in 2016, for sure. Playing to Full Houses throughout South course, and we all know what happens ada, with a debut album called ‘10000’. Another new album that should not , The Jonny Cooper Big Band rec- when social media get behind stupid And finally a singer/songwriter called slip under the radar is multi award-win- reates the Swing era of the 1940s. Con- Nadia Reid, from New Zealand, with her ning Mozambican saxophonist Moreira The Guide posts, now don’t we? sisting of four trumpets, four trombones, You are bombarded with all these mes- debut album ‘Listen To Formation, Look Chonguica’s latest. He recently released five saxophones and a rhythm section, sages on social media, whether it be For The Signs’, that also got four stars. his sixth album, ‘Live at the Polana’, the orchestra replicates the 1938 civilian Your guide to ‘Fake’book, Twitter, Instagram, Snap Closer to home, an album that landed under his Morestar Entertainment label. orchestra of Glenn Miller. the best of what Chat et al, but how do you actually seek in my paws was Sean Koch’s ‘Natural This is his first live album. is happening out new music in this space? This point Progression’. Think Jack Johnson and If these albums where not given to Date: Sunday, February 21 at 6.30pm in and around has bugged me for a while. you will know what Sean Koch is all me, I would never have found the re- Venue: Oude Libertas Amphitheatre, Cape Town. Did the Twitter wars, as mentioned about. He hails from and his cords, and therein lies the crux of the Corner Adam Tas & Libertas road, Stel- To list your event, above, make you buy any of those art- roots sound is an organic blend of warm matter: how to get music out to people lenbosch email: ists’ albums? What do you do when you harmony, rich vocals, with fun-loving who want to find it, but might not know Bookings: Tickets at the door, or via [email protected] crave new sounds? iTunes has loads of country and surf style rhythms. He’s one how to go about doing so. Computicket

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Show your love for local design and international fresh, arti- Free (garden entrance ticket at city Night Market sinal and gourmet food stalls, required) Every Thursday on-site demo kitchens, chil- Time: Sept to Mar (Summer) The Cape Craft + Design In- dren’s entertainment and @ 8am – 7pm, April to August stitute (CCDI) and the Cape more. Tuck into a kilo of prawns on Saturday (Winter) @ 8am – 6pm Town Fashion Council (CTFC) Daily Arboretum (Enchanted For- are teaming together to show- Free est), below the Protea Gar- case an exciting line-up of Noble Square, V&A Water- den, above the Dell and exceptionally talented local front, Dock Road, Cape Town, above the Concert stage designers at a special Night www.marketonthewharf.co.za he Cape Summer Of Cape Thoroughbred Sales (CTS) (For a full list of Terms and Condi- lawn, Kirstenbosch, New- Market in the East City on Champions Season have brought plenty of excitement tions, visit www.itsarush.co.za.) lands. Website: www.sanbi. Thursday, 4 February. The Watershed Market 2015/2016 has seen some to Cape racing, firstly through Gates open at 11am and en- org/gardens/kirstenbosch/ Opens at 17:00 The Watershed Market is host ground breaking and well their innovative inner city Premier trance is free. Bring the whole tree-canopy-walkway On the corner of Harrington to ceramics, art, furniture, tex- Treceived changes and the hugely Yearling Sale and latterly through family and let the children enjoy a and Barrack street. tiles, fashion and jewellery on successful festival of racing will the lucrative Sales Races they have host of kid’s entertainment. There Bit by Bit Mosaic sale . It also has facilities for close in grand style on Saturday, put on, which included January’s will be jumping castles, which in- Full day workshops that are Flea Market exhibitions, live entertainment February 20, with the much antic- CTS Million Dollar, by far the rich- cludes a four meter climbing wall, perfect for beginners – ‘you Cape Town’s most diverse and workshops events. ipated Cape Town Prawn Festival est race in South African history. a pirate ship, a junior obstacle will be amazed at what you outdoor market and famous Daily at Kenilworth Racecourse. CTS have expanded and also stage course and rainbow slide to cater can achieve after just one landmark for bargain hunters! Free The race meeting includes two sales in Johannesburg. for all age groups. day,’ says owner Kerry Ather- Enjoy endless variety of used Watershed, V&A Waterfront, Gr 3 events, the Vasco Prix du Racegoers on Saturday will Sand art will be available at a stone. What a fantastic way to items ranging from household Dock Road, Cape Town, Tel Cap and the CTS Chairman’s Cup, be able to enjoy fresh succulent nominal fee of R25 a card. There spend the day; relax, learn an goods and bric-a-brac, to col- 021 408 7840 so there will be good racing to prawns for only R149 which in- will be ice cream on sale and vari- amazing skill and you get to lectables and antiques at bar- watch, but it is also a family fun cludes a kilogram of prawns, chips ous performers, from juggling art- take home your project. gain prices. City Farm Market day out with plenty of on course or rice and a choice of peri-peri, ists to soccer performance artists, R400 per person including Open weather permitting from With more than 60 traders entertainment and of course tons lemon butter or garlic butter sauc- will keep the kids entertained. lunch. 8am Saturdays, Sundays & bringing their wares to mar- of prawns at bargain prices. es. This family fun day will not The Somerset Room is offering Observatory, Cape Town, Tel: Public Holidays ket, an abundance of fresh The Prix du Cap’s sponsor is only include live entertainment, patrons a delicious seafood ex- 079 042 3908 Ample free parking locally-grown vegetables, Vasco Da Gama, a popular pub in but racegoers on the day can travaganza lunch which includes Marine Drive (R27), Metro In- fruit, herbs and other ingredi- Green Point frequented by sports- stand a chance to win appliance a bottle of white wine per couple, Derek Drake at the Cape Gallery dustrial ents are available. Stock the men, sportswomen and sports giveaways to the value of R50000, for only R350 per person. Watch Until 20 February For further info visit www.mil- pantry with an array of bread, fans. which includes a grand prize for the horseracing on the day from A solo exhibition of paintings nertonfleamarket.co.za cheese, nuts, olive oil, spices, It is very much a horseracing one lucky racegoer of appliances the comfort of this venue by Derek Drake, titled Candy- yoghurt, honey, ethically friendly pub, being owned by one to the value of R20000. Winners man. Woodmill Market sourced meats, biltong, fish, of Cape Town’s most passionate will be drawn throughout the day * Gates open at 11am and en- Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm | Sat Hosting 30 diverse stalls with and more. If you’re feeling racing owners, Bryn Ressell. Vasco in the winner’s circle and prize trance is free. 10am – 2pm | Opening boutique wines, craft beers puckish, artisanal food trad- have been involved in racing spon- winners will need to be present For hospitality bookings and if you 4.30pm and home-made foods. Local ers serve breakfast and lunch sorship before and bring their spe- in order to claim prizes, as well as would like to book a table, call Free musicians entertain crowds, fare to eat at the market or for cial vibe to the racecourse. have a valid ID or driver’s license. 021 797 6037. The Cape Gallery, 60 Church and kids are welcome. takeaway, as well as coffees, St, Cape Town, Tel: 021 423 Fridays teas, juices, smoothies and 5309 Free other items. All tastes are ca- Woodmill Market, Vredenburg tered for including vegan, Sarah Pratt at Salon91 Road, Stellenbosch, Email: banting, gluten-free, sugar- Until 27 February nikki.vanniekerk@steinhoff. free and other dietary prefer- The gallery hosts its third solo co.za ences. exhibition of paintings by Sar- Every Saturday @ 9am – 2pm ah Pratt. Entitled The Fox, Noordhoek Community Market Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront The Owl and The Robber, the High quality vendors including artworks show Pratt adopting The Foodbarn, African Juice Tokai Forest Market the role of a social anthropol- Bar, Angel Chefs, Buddy’s This market has a little bit of ogist in an imaginary town Burgers, Kitchen, something for visitors of all where strange creatures live. Jacki A’s, Kitchen Cowboys ages. It also provides an op- Tue – Fri, 10am – 6pm | Sat, and Passion Foods, in a child- portunity for some family www.rikkis.co.za 10am – 2pm friendly setting with views out quality time and adventure. Free over Noordhoek to the sea. There is a great deal of fun to Salon91 Gallery, 91 Kloof Thursdays be had for each member of Street, Cape Town, Tel: 021 Free the family, from activities for WE’LL TAKE YOU PLACES! 424 6930 Cape Point Vineyards, Silver- the kids to shopping for the Rikkis is Cape Town’s premium door-to-door cab service. mine Road, Noordhoek, Cape teens as well as culinary high- Big Tree Mosaics Town-021 789 0178 lights for the foodies. Join Michelle McConnell, who Every Saturday @ 9am – 2pm started her journey into the art Earth Food Fair Market Tokai Forest, Open Road/ of mosaics after an inspira- The Earth Food Fair Market is Spaanchemat River Road, tional trip to Turkey, at her a popular local outdoor mar- Tokai home studio in Durbanville. ket with live music and organ- BOOK A TAXI / SHUTTLE 9:30am – 12:30pm & 6pm – ic produce including farm Fashion in the Village Market 021 447 3559 | [email protected] 8pm cheeses, free range meat, ol- The monthly market is the

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MARKETS MARKETS MARKETS EVENTS passion project of Cape Town treats. Along with Food from Opposite Constantia Village, Tel & website: 021 809 1100/ Lantern festival food market local and fashion guru Kim around the world - breakfast Tel: 084 6267499 www.spier.co.za Speer, who also runs the and lunch Smoothies, gour- weekly Friday night Blue Bird met coffee, delicious des- Bay Harbour Market () Design Indaba Expo at China Town Sable Square Garage Food and Goods serts, beer, wine, ginger beer, An inspiring destination for Local architects, decorators, Market out of the same space live music, beautiful clothing breakfast, lunch and dinner, designers and a host of other (an old converted postal &jewellery, and more. this weekend market kicks off illuminated thinkers show- plane hangar in the heart of Every Thursday & Saturday with Friday Nite LIVE!, offer- case cutting-edge creations the suburb). While she gives 14 Hope Street, Gardens, Tel: ing live music, at least 26 culi- during this annual expo. much of her attention to the 073 2708043 nary experts catering to ev- Late Feb-March regular evening event, she erything from Tunisian CTICC launched the vibe daytime The Palms Market brings Die cuisine, Seafood platters, Ov- Tel & website: 021 465 9966/ clothing and design fair in an Platteland to City Tables en-fired Pizza to gourmet www.designindabaexpo.com effort to find expression for EVERY Saturday Sandwiches, speciality soups her long-time love of beautiful “Here we laugh, make music, and everything in-between. Cape Argus Cycle Tour attire. and exchange hugs and chats Dates & times: Friday Nite Each year over 40,000 keen Every 1st Saturday of the with familiar faces. We sell LIVE: 5 pm to 9 pm; Sunday: cyclists from hither and thither month @ 11am – 4pm food from the heart and it’s 9.30 am to 4 pm. converge to partake in this Blue Bird Garage, Muizen- like meeting up with old Extended trading hours on: epic 109km pedal. The scenic berg, Tel: 082 3312471 friends on the village square Saturdays 10.30am-6pm circular route starts in the City every Saturday: shopping, 31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay, Centre, and snakes its way Durbanville Saturday Market eating and drinking – as like- Cape Town through the Southern Penin- With over 200 stalls you will minded people have done for sula and past the Atlantic find everything from crafts, centuries.” EVENTS Coast before coming to an food and plants. Bring the 9am - 2pm end in Green Point Get into the spirit of the Lantern Festival kids and enjoy the market un- FREE parking Spier Arts Festivals der the ancient oak trees The Palms, 145 Sir Lowry Rd, This three-in-one arts extrav- Early March while listening to soulful mu- Woodstock, (021) 462 0394 aganza held in the cultural Website: www.cycletour.co.za hina Town Sable Square in products. There will also be live music sic play in the background. hub of Stellenbosch runs Milnerton will be hosting the and prizes to be won, such as five R200 Every 1stSaturday of every Alphen Antiques and Collect- through most of the year. The Cape Winelands Film Festival Lantern Festival Food Market shopping vouchers to shop with at Chi- month @ 8:30am – 2pm ables Markets initiative promotes South Afri- This promising new festival, on Saturday, February 20, from na Town stores and lucky draws for free FREE A variety of items will be on can and pan-African artists in which shows award-winning C5pm to 9pm and Sunday, February 21, holiday nights at Montagu Springs in Gardens of Rust en Vrede Es- sale. Entry is free, there is a range of events encom- short films, features and doc- from 10am to 3pm. Montagu and De Bakke in Mossel Bay. tate, Wellington Rd, Durban- ample parking and refresh- passing an open-air poetry umentaries from across the Get a genuine taste of the Far East Shops will remain open on Saturday ville, Tel: 072 173 1040 ments are available. festival, a performing arts fes- globe, was inaugurated in with flavours of Chinese cuisine from all night until 9pm to accommodate late 2nd& 4th Sunday of every tival and a music festival. 2009. The picturesque Oude over China. night shopping, and on Sunday until Market on Hope month @ 10am – 4pm Spier Estate, R310 Lynedoch Libertas Theatre outside Stel- Visitors will be able to shop at 30 5pm. Shop for a very wide variety of Pull in and get your fill of ex- Alphen Community Centre Road, Stellenbosch lenbosch served as the home different stalls offering a wide variety goods, from Fashion, Shoes, Toys and otic eats and wholesome Hall, Constantia Main Road, Feb-Oct base, with other screenings at of Chinese food, Asian Delights and motor spares, at the same time.

EVENTS MUSIC MUSIC

smaller venues throughout Goldfish @ Kirstenbosch Gar- The Cottage Club, 26 Mauri- the town. Films were divided dens tius Crescent, Capri, Cape into categories: these ranged GOLDFISH brings an eclectic Town -Tel: 021 785 5052, from world cinema to eco cin- genre-defying mix of live in- Email: [email protected]. ema, cinema of conscience struments, deliciously groovy za and food on film, as well as a house beats, trip-hop infused category for South African vocals and a searing live per- Real Music at Weinhaus + Bier- premieres. formance to the sometimes Garten Oude Libertas Amphitheatre, robotic and formulaic world of A live performance from a dif- Stellenbosch electronic music. It is their ferent band each week. March Month powerful merger of soulful, Bands in the past have in- Tel & website: 021 809 7380/ live instruments combined cluded Andy Lund and The www.oudelibertas.co.za with the raw tribal energy of Mission Men, Crossfire Colli- technical perfection that has sion, Stoker, Wolftown and Kirstenbosch Sundowner Con- catapulted this uber-talented The Rescue certs duo from impromptu jams at a Tuesday to Saturday Beat the Sunday blues with a tiny beach club in Cape Town, Free few good bottles of wine and to headlining appearances in Weinhaus + BierGarten, 110 a sunset backdrop during the Amsterdam’s Olympic Stadi- Bree Street, Cape Town, Tel: popular weekly Kirstenbosch um. 021 422 2770 sundowner concerts. These Gates to the concert area performances have become a open at 16h00. The Barleycorn Music Club summer institution among Cape Town’s oldest music Capetonians, so get there Picnic Concert with Leonie Roux club provides a stage for up- early if you want a grassy The folk pop singer Leonie and-coming Cape Town tal- patch from which to see hot Roux performs in a romantic ent. A proven springboard for local talents like Freshly- outdoor picnic setting, pro- the likes of David Kramer and ground, the Parlotones and moting her new album Wish Freshly Ground, audiences Fokofpolisiekar. That You Were Here. can be assured of varied and Until April 2016 401 Rozendal, Polkadraai Rd, original performances. Full Rhodes Drive, Newlands, Tel: Stellenbosch bar and pub food kitchen 021 799 8783 7pm available. R350 Mondays Cableway Sunset Special Email: [email protected]. R 20 (members) R 30 (non- The Cableway’s popular half- za / Tel:083 3323161 members), price sunset special returns, Villager Football Club, 11 providing the opportunity to Digby and the Lullaby Lansdowne Rd, Claremont, see spectacular sunsets atop 20 February Tel: 082 493 1564 Table Mountain at a discount- The cult indie folk singing/ ed rate. Tickets are available song writing duo Digby and KIDs FUN online and at the lower cable- the Lullaby perform in one of way station ticket office. Cape Town’s most unusual World of Birds Until 29 February venues. Bring your own Is the largest bird park in Afri- R 120 Adults | R 57.50 Chil- drinks (not licensed) and ca and one of the few large dren bring a picnic, or pre-order bird parks in the World. Over Table Mountain Cableway, Soup of the Day. 3 000 birds (and small ani- Tafelberg Rd, Gardens, Cape R130 cash only (booking es- mals) of 400 different species Town ,Tel: 021 424 0015 sential) | Soup R25 are uniquely presented in 7pm for 8pm more than 100 spacious land-

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FILM: HAIL, CAESAR! Age, a valentine to the studio system CAST: George Clooney, Channing Tatum, laced with a lovingly acerbic edge. The Scarlett Johannson, Josh Brolin, film celebrates the dream factory, while Ralph Fiennes, Tilda Swinton pulling back the curtain to reveal some of DIRECTOR: Ethan Coen and Joel Coen the less-than-flattering inner workings of the film business in its heyday. et in 1950s Hollywood, Eddie The comedy is set in the early 1950s, Mannix (Josh Brolin) is Capital a period for the motion picture industry Pictures’ head of physical produc- when its glamorous façade was beginning tion and is the studio fixer. His job to show visible cracks. The major studios Sis to maintain the clean reputation of the had recently been forced to divest them- company and its stars. When Mannix is selves of their theatres and were facing advised that studio star Baird Whitlock the sudden growth of a new rival: televi- (George Clooney) has disappeared after sion. They were also beset by changes in not showing up for work on the cur- the post-World War II political and social rent production of ‘Hail Caesar, a Tale of landscape, including the hysteria of the Christ’s Life’, he initially believes Whit- Red Scare and the Cold War. lock has been drinking. But, he receives Hollywood responded to these threats, a call from a group of communists who real and imagined, by providing audienc- George Clooney in ‘Hail, Ceasar!’ claim to have kidnapped the actor and es with big, splashy escapist entertain- want a ransom. When he is approached ments: wide-screen Biblical epics featur- by an aviation company with an offer of ing casts of thousands, bold Technicolor

Movies a less-hectic, and rather lucrative, job, he movie musicals and Busby Berkeley-style fiefdom, with studio bosses exerting tight stars were like property, under contract must ultimately determine his true skills aquatic spectaculars, as well as a supply control over every aspect of their talents’ forever and could be loaned out at any and passions. of Westerns and sophisticated drawing- professional and private lives. Careers time. There were good things about that ‘Hail, Caesar!’ is the celebrated Coen room dramas. were shaped and manicured. Stars were system and bad. On the one hand, they Recent Brothers’ homage to Hollywood’s Golden The well-oiled machine was run like a told what movies they could appear in, were taken care of, and on the other, it Releases: how to dress, and who to date. When, could be rather suffocating.” inevitably, some of the actors chafed or Back in the day, stars were protected rebelled, studios employed a fixer to cover by the likes of Eddie Mannix, the fixer up indiscretions and keep them out of the for the fictitious Capitol Pictures. The public eye. character is a composite of the real Ed- No cost was too great to maintain the die Mannix and Howard Strickling, who illusion of glamour. performed the same function for MGM. “Today, we’re so used to knowing eve- Mannix, a former bouncer, spends his ‘Deadpool’ ry little thing about actors and celebrities days putting out fires, from sexual pec- and digging into the deep dark truths of cadilloes to coaxing religious leaders to their lives,” observes Scarlett Johansson, approve the latest Biblical spectacle. Ex- who plays DeeAnna Moran, an aquatic plains co-director Ethan Coen: “His job film star loosely patterned on Esther Wil- would be to find some movie star down liams. “Back then, the public wanted to in San Diego drunk, and retrieve him and believe that the stars were in fact as oth- pay off all the people that he offended erworldly and ideal as they were being along the way, or get somebody who is projected. The studios did more to protect secretly gay married off.” ‘The Percfect Scarlett Johansson in ‘Hail, Caesar!’ their ‘trophies’ back in that system. The Day’

FILM: MACBETH FILM: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers Based on a true story, this film tells CAST: MARION COTILLARD, MICHAEL of Benghazi the story of an American Ambassador FASSBENDER, PADDY CONSIDINE CAST: John Krasinski, James Badge who is killed during an attack on a U.S. VENUE: JUSTIN KURZEL Dale, Max Martini, Pablo Schreiber, compound in Libya on September 11, Toby Stephens 2012 by Islamist terrorists. This is an ‘Macbeth’ is the story of a fear- DIRECTOR: Michael Bay account of the six soldiers who fought less warrior and inspiring leader fearlessly to defend the American dip- brought low by ambition and de- lomatic compound in Benghazi. sire. A thrilling interpretation of the dramatic realities of the times and a reimagining of what war- time must have been like for one of Shakespeare’s most famous and compelling characters A scene from ‘Macbeth’

FILM: TRUMBO penning movie classics including testify in front of the House Un- CAST: Bryan Cranston, Diane Lane, the Oscar-nominated ‘Kitty Foyle’ American Activities Committee Helen Mirren, Louis C.K. and ‘Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo’. (HUAC) as part of its sweeping DIRECTOR: Jay Roach A fixture on the Hollywood so- probe into communist activity in cial scene, and a political activist the U.S. Trumbo’s refusal to an- In the 1940s, Dalton Trumbo (Bry- supporting labour unions, equal swer the congressmen’s questions John Krasinski in ‘13 Hours’ an Cranston) is one of the high- pay and civil rights, Trumbo and lands him in a federal prison and est paid screenwriters in the world, his colleagues are subpoenaed to earns him the eternal enmity of powerful anti-communist gossip columnist Hedda Hopper (Helen LABIA Gardens Tel (021) 424 5927 Fri 19 – Thurs 25 Feb R45 (Subject to Concessions) www.thelabia.co.za Mirren). For the next 13 years, all of the Daily 12.00, 6.00pm (no 6.00pm Tues) Daily 12.00, 2.30, 6.00pm major Hollywood studios refuse to SPOTLIGHT (10-12PGL) (no 12.00pm Sun, no 2.30pm Fri, Sun) hire Trumbo for fear of being as- THE DRESSMAKER (13LV) sociated with his perceived radical Daily 2.30pm political views. Forced to sell his Fri 4.00, 6.15pm, Sat 6.15, 8.30pm, home and ostracized by friends, THE BIG SHORT (13) Sun 1.45, 8.30pm, Mon to Wed 11.30am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.15, colleagues and neighbors, Trumbo Daily 11.30am, 4.00, 8.30pm struggles to feed his family by 8.30pm, (no 11.30am Mon) Thurs 11.30am, 1.45, 4.00, 8.30pm writing mostly low-budget mov- ies under assumed names. But he HAIL, CAESAR! (0-10) SUFFRAGETTE (13V) never gives up fighting for what he Daily 1.45, 6.15pm (no 6.15pm Tues) Fri, Sat 8.30pm believes in. Ultimately, www.designindaba.com/film Trumbo prevails when star THE DANISH GIRL(16SN) Kirk Douglas and director Otto DESIGN INDABA FILMFEST Daily 8.30pm Preminger each put the screen- writer’s real name on screen in THE HATEFUL EIGHT(18LPV) Fri to Sun 11.30am, 1.45, 4.00pm their respective 1960 blockbusters, Daily 8.30pm (except Sat) CAPE TOWN INT. ANIMATION FEST ‘Spartacus’ and ‘Exodus’, effec- www.ctiaf.com tively bringing the blacklist era to THE REVENANT (16V) Helen Mirren and Bryan Cranston in ‘Trumbo’ an end.

8 The Next 48hOURS www.48hours.co.za 19 February - 25 February 2016 The Next 48hOURS • What’s On Animation films in the spotlight at international festival

he Cape Town International and illustrator Axel Scheffler, of ‘The tion of the Indian epic ‘Ramayana’. Animation Festival will fea- Gruffalo and The Gruffalo’s Child- “The Festival’s programme is de- ture an African premiere, fame’, the animated films of which signed to inspire and build both the multiple award winners and Magic Light Pictures were nominated local industry and audiences, by ex- TOscar nominees as part of the line for an Oscar and a BAFTA. posing them to world class talent and up for their fifth festival. Previously There will also be screenings of content through screenings, talks, called Kunjanimation, the Festival Cartoon Saloon’s ‘Song of the Sea’, workshops and masterclasses,” says will be running from Thursday to directed by two-time Oscar nomi- Festival Director Dianne Makings. Sunday, February 18 to 21, at the nee Tomm Moore, and recent Oscar A highlight of the workshops is River Club in Cape Town. nominee ‘The Boy and the World’, the participation of Laika studios’ Curated by Animation SA, the an- directed by AlêAbreu. producer Mark Shapiro, who has nual Festival brings South Africans the ‘The Boy and the World’ won the worked on films such as ‘Coraline’, chance to catch some of the world’s Cristal Award for Best Feature Film at ‘Paranorman’ and ‘The Corpse Bride’. best animated films from countries the Annecy International Animated Laika are celebrating their tenth such as France, Brazil,, Ire- Film Festival and the Grand Prix for birthday in 2016. land and . feature film at the 2015 Animafest A scene from ‘Stick Man’ Renowned producer, Christine In addition, the CTIAF hosts a Zagreb. Ponzevera will discuss different strat- range of workshops with global in- The plot for ‘Stick Man’ is as fol- their home by the sea. The film takes wordless, the narrative describes a egies to pitch to European studios, dustry leaders, providing a rare op- lows: Stick Man lives in the family inspiration from the mythological clash between poor and rich, coun- and also how co-productions work. portunity to engage with them and tree with his Stick Lady Love and their Selkies of Irish folklore, who live as tryside and city, indigenous and im- Technical talks and demonstra- learn from their insights. This year’s Stick Children three. But it’s danger- seals in the sea but become humans perial, handcrafted and mechanised. tions will all be hosted by Adobe, The topics include subjects such as char- ous being a Stick Man. A dog wants on land. Directed by Tomm Moore, The line up also includes Oscar Chaos Group, The Foundry and Cel acter animation, scriptwriting and to play with him, a swan builds her whose film ‘The Secret of Kells’ was winning Adam Elliot’s latest short Action. producing. nest with him. He even ends up on also nominated for an Oscar, Variety film ‘Ernie Biscuit’, the clayography The 2016 progamme includes a fire. Will he ever get back to the called ‘Song of the Sea’ “Dazzling! A of a lonely deaf Parisian taxidermist * All workshops take place at The the African premiere of ‘Stick Man’, family tree? marvel to behold!” whose life is turned upside down and River Club in Observatory. Screenings which premiered on BBC One in the Nominated in 2015 for an Oscar 2016 Oscar nominee ‘The Boy and back to front when a dead pigeon ar- take place at the and UK and was the fourth most watched in the Best Animated Feature Film of the World’, tells the story of Cuca, rives on his doorstep. the Riverclub. Tickets to screenings programme on Christmas Day with the Year category, ‘Song of the Sea’ who lives a life of quiet wonder, ex- ‘Sita Sings the Blues’ won the cost from R25 to R40. For the full 9.27 million viewers and 41% audi- tells the story of Ben and his little sis- ploring all that the countryside has Cristal Award for best feature at the programme of speakers, visit www. ence share. Produced by Magic Light ter Saoirse – the last Seal-child – who to offer, until his cozy life is shat- 2008 Annecy Festival and sees three ctiaf.com. Pictures and animated by Triggerfish embark on a fantastic journey across tered when his father leaves for the humorous shadow puppets narrate Workshop tickets and festival passes Studios, ‘Stick Man’ is adapted from a fading world of ancient legend and city, prompting him to embark on a both ancient tragedy and modern range from R100 to R500. All book- the book by writer Julia Donaldson magic in an attempt to return to quest to reunite his family. Entirely comedy in this animated interpreta- ings can be made at www.ctiaf.com.

KIDs FUN KIDs FUN KIDs FUN KIDs FUN KIDs FUN KIDs FUN KIDs FUN scaped walk through aviaries, jumping castles, rowing 12pm – 2:30pm & 3pm – Paintball Go-karting 25 Queen Victoria Street, Green Point, allowing you the most inti- boats, swing horses, mini 5:30pm Teamwork, stealth and strate- Need for speed? Let them Cape Town, Tel: (021) 417 0111 mate closeness with nature. tractor rides, a choochoo train R40pp including skates gy are all part of what makes race each other around the Tel: (021) 481 3900 09h00 – 17h00 as well as free play areas, Grandwest, Tel: (021) 535 it so exciting. Hiding behind 310m mini replica of the Monkey Town Adults R95, Children R45, horse rides and magic shows. 2260 trees, belly crawling through Killarney racetrack, complete The Science Centre Monkey TownMonkey Town is Pensioners and Students , Tel: (021) 988 the grass or strategising with with twists and turns to keep A world of discovery under a sanctuary for 28 exotic (with card) R55 8836 Beautiful Butterfly World their team will soon make the adrenaline pumping. one roof, the Science Centre monkey species from all over Wildlife Sanctuary, Valley Visit this Winelands paradise them forget about their com- Adults: R100, children: R90 features a wide variety of in- the world. Guided tours, feed- Road, Houtbay 7806. Tel: 021 The Giraffe House and be privileged to see rest- puters. Opening times: Mondays – teractive displays and exciting ing-time talks, touch farm 790 2730 The Giraffe House provides ing butterflies, exotic spiders R130 Sunday @ 9:30am – 10pm activities for your enjoyment. yard, play-park and restau- easy access to certain spe- and scary scorpions up close. Monday – Sunday: 9:15am- 10 Myhof Road, Kenilworth, Monday to Saturday 9am - rant. There is also interaction Artjamming cies of wildlife and birds, in- Monday – Friday @ 9am – 12:45pm, 1:15pm – 4:45pm Cape Town, Tel: (021) 683 4:30pm; Sundays & Public with tame monkeys under Create a masterpiece (or cluding giraffe, eland, impala, 3pm Area 51, Imhoff Farm, 2670 Holidays 10am - 4:30pm guided supervision. mess) on a blank canvas, zebra, springbok, monkeys, Route 44, Klapmuts (near Kommetjie, Cape Town, 370B Main Road, Observato- R 85 adults | R 65 pension- while listening to funky music. owls, storks, parrots, ducks, Stellenbosch and Paarl), Tel: (021) 790 7603 Cool Runnings Tobogganing ry, Cape Town, ers, students & teens | R 45 Artjammers are provided with geese and more. They host CapeWinelands, Tel: (021) Park Tel: (021) 300 3200 children | R 20 U3 a menu of 12 different size animal-themed parties, edu- 875 5628 Camel Riding We’ve swapped sunshine and Mondeor Rd, canvases, easels, a selection cational programmes, snake If the paintball sounds a bit beaches for the lure of snow Grandwest Children’s Entertain- (Turn off from ),Tel: 021 of non-toxic acrylic paints, encounters, a play area and Noordhoek Farm Village too hectic then why not take here in Cape Town but that ment 858 1060 brushes and tools to freely bicycle track. Renowned for long white your kids for a camel ride at doesn’t mean we have to Magic Village express themselves. Great R35 – R80 sandy beaches, vast wet- Imhoff Farm next door to the miss out on the winter sports The arcade venue is an ex- Gardens Skate Park idea for children’s parties! R304 & R101, Tel: (021) 884 lands and ancient milkwood paintball. they get to enjoy elsewhere. tremely popular section of the Gardens Skate ParkGardens R130 4506 forest, Noordhoek epitomizes Tuesdays – Sundays and Opening Times: Tuesday – casino with people of all ages Skate Park is a fenced-in con- Cape Quarter, Cavendish a relaxed, unhurried lifestyle public holidays: 12pm – 4pm Friday: 12pm -6pm, enjoying the gaming facilities crete rink complete with ev- Square, The Paddocks, V&A Discover a unique Two Oceans that is sought after by many Short rides: R60 for adults, Saturday-Sunday: 9am-6pm on offer. erything from air wedges, Waterfront &Willowbridge Aquarium in the Waterfront environmentalists and artists, R40 for children, outride: Off Carl Cronje Drive, Oppo- Daily @ 11am – 10pm, Week- stairs and a pipe jam to steep Centre, www.artjamming.co. One of the top tourist attrac- so don’t be surprised to find R200 site BellvilleVelodrome, ends @ 10am – 12am & and gentle slopes, curved za tions in Cape Town and over horses, pigs, cows, hens, Please be aware that rides Tel: (021) 949 4439 School Holidays @ 11am – ramps and various other ob- 3000 living sea animals, in- ducks and rabbits roaming are not offered when it is rain- 11pm stacles for practising tricks Acrobranching cluding sharks, fishes, turtles the gardens and open public ing or in stormy weather. The Book Lounge Magic Company, GrandWest and showcasing talents. Both Acrobranching gives you and and penguins can be5 seen spaces. Imhoff Farm, For younger children (3-8 Casino & Entertainment young beginners and serious the kids the chance to un- this spectacular underwater Noordhoek Farm Kommetjie, Cape Town, years) there’s adventure of a World, Jakes Gerwel Drive, riders training for competi- leash your inner-ape and go nature reserve. Village,Noordhoek, Tel: 082 3443163 different kind every Saturday Goodwood, tions are welcome, and other swinging through the tree Adults – R125, Pensioners & Tel: (021) 789 2812 at 11am at the Book Lounge. Tel: (021) 534 0244 subcultures, like scooter and tops. This is another fantastic Students (14-17) – R97, Kids Pirate Boat The exciting stories will take BMX enthusiasts will find holiday activity for the entire (4-13) – R60 Gemstones in the Scratch Patch Craving adventure on the them along for a different jour- Clay Café hours of entertainment at the family if the weather decides Open: Daily @ 9:30am – 6pm Simons Town high seas? Set sail aboard ney each week. It’s a great The Clay Café makes for a venue. to play along. The Acrobranch (incl. Public Holidays) Tour the Topstones factory the Jolly Roger and enjoy the way to get them excited about memorable day of creativity Free park in Constantia consists of Two Ocean Aquarium Cape with the kids; there is plenty live pirate show out at sea. reading and exploring the and recreation for children Under the Mill St Bridge (Jut- three courses, each Some Town, V&A Waterfront, Cape for the little ones to have a Children will love the authen- wonderful world of books. and parents alike. land Ave Bridge), Gardens, equipped with zip lines, sing Town, Tel: (021) 418 3823 flied day, and watch gem- tic looking pirate ship and the Saturdays @ 11am Monday – Sunday @ 9am – bridges and Tarzan swings. stones being tumble-polished sense of adventure that the FREE 5pm Bounce World R80 – R140 Ice Skating in Cape Town and crafted into a wide variety crew helps to create. 71 Roeland Street, Zon- Old Dairy, Oakhurst Farm, Bounce World is the largest Constantia, Tel: 081 8511765 Come rain or shine - ice skat- of products. Daily cruises: adults: R130, nebloem, Cape Town, Main Road, Hout Bay, Tel: indoor inflatable play area in ing is a must! Whether you Monday – Friday @ 8:30am children: R60, sunset cruise: Tel: (021) 462 2425 (021) 790 3318 South Africa. Bugz Family Playpark want to organise a party or – 4:45pm, Saturdays & Sun- children: R100, adults: R200. Green Point Park Saturdays and Sundays An activity-filled park in Kraai- just want to go skating with days @ 9am – 5:30pm Opening times: Subject to Cape Town Museums Perfect for a family outing with R 60 | Adults & kids under 4 fontein with a huge outdoor one or two friends, the ice rink Scratch Patch, Cape Town, weather conditions The musty smell of old photo- scooter, bikes and picnic bas- Free playground and an impres- is a whole lot of fun. Dido Valley Road, outside Si- V&A Waterfront Harbour, graphs and historic artefacts kets. Montague Arena, 15 Mon- sive indoor play area suited Monday – Friday @ 10am – mon’s Town, Tel: (021) 786 Cape Town, in well-lit showrooms offers a Open Daily tague Drive, Montague Gar- for children from 2 to 10 years 12:30pm & 2pm – 4:30pm, 2020 Tel: (021 421 0909 welcome retreat from the @ 7am – 7pm dens, Cape Town, Tel: 021 old. There are pedal cars, Saturdays @ 9am – 11:30am, rainy weather outside. Green Point Park, Bay Road, 552 3165

19 February - 25 February 2016 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 9 The Next 48hOURS • Fooding Around ‘Expresso’ chef’s recipes finally laid down on paper

ola Nene is currently the Homemade Ginger Beer resident chef on ‘Expres- Nothing quenches a thirst quite like Fooding around with so Morning Show’ on the sting of ginger beer. I especially Jenny Morris SABC 3. During a two- enjoy making this on weekends. year stint in the UK, she worked as a commis en- Ingredients: Ztremetier, chef de partie and patissier (Makes 2 litres) in a brasserie in Cheshire. She returned to South Africa and • 150g fresh root ginger enrolled at the Institute of Culi- • 500g white sugar nary Arts in Stellenbosch, where she • 100g seedless raisins worked with chefs such as Margot • Zest and juice of 1 lemon Janse of LQF and Chris Erasmus of • 500ml boiling water Pierneef at la Motte. • 1.5 litres water, at room tem- After graduating she was ap- perature pointed catering manager for a large • 10g instant dry yeast catering company in Johannesburg. @jennymorrischef Around this time ‘Expresso’ was Method: conceptualised and she was offered beer is ready to bottle. the job of food stylist for the show. 1. Roughly grate the ginger on the 6. Filter the mixture through muslin She returned to Cape Town to start coarse side of the grater. cloth to remove all the bits and then working on the show in October 2. Mix the ginger, sugar, raisins, lem- bottle the ginger beer (put a raisin in 2010 and has been there ever since. on zest and lemon juice in a large each bottle). I can remember when ‘Expresso plastic bowl or bucket. 7. Store the bottles at room tempera- Morning Show’ went live. 3. Pour the boiling water onto the ture overnight to develop a fizz. I was the first chef to go on the mixture and stir until the sugar has 8. The following day, open each bot- show. dissolved. tle to release some of the built-up I’m so happy that Zola has at last 4. Pour in the water at room tem- gas. You can now store the ginger written a cook book. perature, sprinkle over the yeast and beer in the fridge, ready for con- I wish her well with her book and stir to dissolve. sumption – the cold temperature will hope she sells many, many copies. 5. Cover the bucket or bowl with stop any further fermentation. It will This lovely book is unpretentious cling film and leave to stand in a keep for up to one week. and it makes you want to cook all warm place for 2 hours. During this 9. Serve in tall glasses filled with ice the recipes. I love it. Well Done Zola! time, the raisins will begin to rise and and topped with sprigs of fresh mint. float to the top. Once all the raisins Let’s cook! are floating and the mixture has Extracted from Simply Delicious developed little bubbles, the ginger by Zola Nene (Struik Lifestyle)

Cape Town Art Fair to serve as showcase for ‘Tomorrows’ artists

A variety of emotions and personal voice to her community - Indonesian tion to the intensity of life in Harare. experiences will all be translated into descendants living in South Africa. Should he walk away as the competi- art as part of ‘Tomorrows/Today’, a She will be showing a video titled tion winner with a prize of R75000, special project taking centre stage at ‘Baqa’ alongside her ‘Rampies’ instal- Nyaude says, “Winning would be the Cape Town Art Fair, taking place lation. Together the two engage the a wonderful encouragement. I am from Friday to Sunday, February 19 senses and speak of the Cape Malay about to become a father for the first to 21, at the Cape Town Interna- people’s spiritual rituals. She will also time, so I already feel blessed. In a tional Convention Centre. Featuring be presenting a second body of work way, if I win the prize, it would be a rich array of mediums including called ‘Botanical Imperialism’, com- a gift not only for me but also for installation, video, drawing, sculp- prised of two photographs highlight- my baby.” ture, painting and photography, the ing the impact of colonialism both Also hailing from Zimbabwe, special project will give art enthusi- on the natural environment and Pe- Hwati is a multidisciplinary artist who asts, investors and collectors the op- tersen’s people. describes himself as an interrogator portunity to experience the works of With his final selection still to be of ‘postcolonial hangover cultures’. eight emerging artists from around decided, visitors to the Fair can ex- His work explores the transforma- the continent. pect oil paintings from Nyaude that tion and evolvement of knowledge According to curators Azu Nwag- layer meanings and symbols as well systems that are indigenous to his bogu and Ruth Simbao, whose con- as translate the verbal into the visual. own cultural background whilst ex- tribution to the special project is the He relates the theme of his presenta- perimenting with the symbolism title ‘Consuming Us’, “This special and perceptions attached to cultural Thania Petersen in her Botanical Imperialism Series project aims to open up ideas about objects. With a focus on sculptural consumption by playfully yet seri- works, his process involves collecting ously considering the ways in which historical, culturally imbued items, tomorrow’s artists cannot and should altering them and placing them into Wolff, who designed Baartman’s fi- theme as being “the exhaustion of not be pinned down by today’s ide- a contemporary urban context. For nal resting place and the Centre of raw materials transformed into en- as. Furthermore, it contemplates the Tomorrows/Today, he will be using a Remembrance in Hankey in the East- ergy for necessity need and greed.” ways in which human beings are myriad of found materials that will ern Cape, Windvogel will explore the He will be showing sculptures made consumed by so many aspects of life. include Neo-tribal masks made from white male gaze over-sexualizing the from bent mild steel, along with a ‘Consuming Us’ provides a platform old rugby balls and incorporating an black female form. wall-mounted sculpture. for the eight artists to speak about array of smaller objects that blur the With a style that she says is mini- Chirombo, whose style varies be- the ideas and concerns – whether lines between traditional and modern mal, playful and calculated, amanze tween realistic and abstract paint- small, large, positive, negative, tan- ideas. will be exhibiting several drawings at ing, will be submitting work inspired gled or in-between – that consume Renowned for her cheeky water- the Fair. These are part of an ongoing by loss of his father. It explores the them.” colour paintings and contribution- body of work that thinks about shift- crossing over of a person when they The artists include Thania Petersen based projects, Laura Windvogel, un- ing and creating worlds together with die -from living to dead and from of Everard Read, Rehema Chachage der the pseudonym of Lady Skollie, the power of play. She draws with human to spirit form. from Circle Art Agency, Gresham produces work revolving around the mostly traditional materials such as The participants of Tomorrows/ Tapiwa Nyaude from First Floor Gal- themes of gender roles, sex, greed graphite and ink and is intrigued by Today will be judged by a panel that lery, Masimba Hwati from SMAC, and lust. Her contribution to the spe- the idea of embedding secrets onto includes Luigi Fassi, the Visual Art Laura Windvogel (AKA Lady Skollie) cial project is entirely inspired by the the surface of paper, which she feels Curator at the Steirischer Herbst Fes- of WorldArt, ruby onyinyechi amanze life and tragedy of Saartjie ‘Sarah’ is a living and breathing material. tival in Graz, Austria and Ernestine from Goodman Gallery, Kyle Morland Baartman. Titled ‘Hottentot Skollie’, Preferring not to ascribe a partic- White, Curator of Contemporary Art from Blank and Mathias Chirombo of the artist hopes his presentation will ular style to his art, Morland will be the South African National Gallery. Gallery Noko. provoke thoughts of objectification submitting an overview of his prac- Petersen, who describes her work and the consumption of the female tice with works in different mediums * For more information, visit www. as quite theatrical in style, gives a The work ‘Zhet’ by Masimba form. With the research help of Ilze in line with his interpretation of the Hwati capetownartfair.co.za.

10 The Next 48hOURS www.48hours.co.za 19 February - 25 February 2016 The Next 48hOURS • Lifestyle Healing Earth facial care range

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LaLiga to host official viewing event in the Mother City

Experience the exciting world of cal ambassador and former Bafana Fernando Torres, Lionel Messi, An- Bafana star Stanton “Stiga” Fred- toine Griezmann, Cristiano Ronaldo ericks, along with a host of local and Neymar as LaLiga, the Spanish football heroes and sporting legends Football League, brings their Span- wanting to experience LaLiga with ish football flavour to Sea Point Cape Town’s most passionate fans. Promenade for their first official To bring fans even closer to LaLiga, screening event on Saturday, Febru- a draw to win a trip to Spain will ary 27 at 1pm. take place during the event. Rub shoulders with visiting Liga This, the first official LaLiga BBVA ambassadors: former Span- open-viewing fan event, will take ish International and Valencia mid- place on the Sea Point Promenade Johan Engelbrecht, Gary Kieswetter and Matt Kreeve in Turn 1 fielder, Gaizka Mendieta, and Patrick opposite the Winchester Mansions, at Killarney Kluivert, former Dutch International ensuring that access to all fans is as and Barcelona striker, while watch- easy as possible. ing live the highlight of the day, the Merchandise giveaways and am- Madrid Derby with Real Madrid and bassador signing sessions for all in Power Series racing action Atlético de Madrid. Also watching attendance will be taking place, so and cheering along with will be lo- be sure to get there early to get a chance to walk away with a piece of returns to Killarney LaLiga memorabilia. “Having just launched LaLiga in The sounds of engines revving and Class C features Gavin Gorman South Africa, with a view to expan- tyres screeching in competitive action (Nardini VW), Louis de Jager (Lola sion into the rest of Africa, we’re will return to Killarney on Saturday, 212 Toyota) and Philip Booysen (Lo- so excited to get a chance now to February 20, when Round 1 of the tus Birkin). These cars have been do- watch such an important LaLiga Power Series kicks off. ing very close lap times and grid po- game with our fans in beautiful The Crossley & Webb Sports & GT sitions will be all important. Cape Town, especially considering Series has once again gone all out in In Class D there are Cyril Ginsburg we’ll be watching with some of our their quest to get a good start to the (Porsche GT3 RS) and Godfrey Lan- international legends and passion- Championship. Unfortunately, three cellas (Lola 212 Toyota), along with ate Spanish soccer fans from sunny cars in this Series were badly dam- Marcus Henkel (Birkin Ford), Paul South Africa,” says LaLiga President aged in the Passion for Speed Event Schwartz (GT40) and the two Harper Javier Tebas. on February 6 and will not be on the Mk 6 Cars of Andre Ferreira and Mike The event is free for anyone to Dutch football legend Patrick grid. However, this should not deter Beachy-Head. A newcomer, Neerajh attend, and will also feature kids’ Kluivert from some very fast and furious rac- Ghazi (Porsche GT3) will be put in the clinics and educational workshops, ing. appropriate Class after the Qualifying interactive games and activities, and In Class A Francis Carruthers (Juno Session. of course, a massive screen to watch S53) has the quickest lap time, and is As well as the Crossley & Webb the main attraction - the game be- years and boasts the highest num- joined by two very fast Porsches driv- Sports & GT series there is a full Pro- tween Real Madrid and Atlético de ber of UEFA Champions League and en by Johan Engelbrecht and Craig gram with Clubmans, GTi Challenge, Madrid which kicks off at 5pm. UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League ti- Jarvis. Supercars, V8 Mastercars, Formula Li- Refreshments will be on sale, tles. LaLiga-based players have also Class B is an all-Porsche af- bre, Classic & Fine Cars, as well as all and once-in-a-lifetime player sign- won the highest number of FIFA fair with Gary Kieswetter (Porsche the Motor Cycle Categories. ing sessions and photo opportuni- World Player of the Year, Ballon d’Or GT3RS) - who will be defending his ties will be taking place prior to the awards and UEFA Best Player in Eu- 2015 Championship Title – and Matt * Qualifying starts at 8am and the game screening. rope Awards. The league’s players Kreeve (Porsche GT3 Cup) and Sun first race is scheduled for 10am, so According to UEFA’s measure- have consistently dominated annual Moodley (Porsche GT3 Cup) doing get there early to get the best Specta- ments, LaLiga has remained the top FIFPro World XI and UEFA Team of battle. tor spot to see all the action. Former Valencia great Gaizka league in Europe for the past five the Year places. Mendieta

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