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he Parlotones recently is clinging to an archaic model. We come about? launched their latest album, prefer to approach a model of bal- The shows have been amazing, sold ‘Antiques & Artefacts’, and anced benefits, freedom and flex- out (affairs). Approximately 10000 toured nationally in support ibility. tickets were sold across the coun- Tof their first self-produced release. try, including for other venues. The PETER TROMP caught up with What can you tell us about the Barnyards have a great space and in- frontman KHAN MORBEE to find pressures of having remained one frastructure. out where the band is at this point in of the top bands in the country for their journey. more than a decade? “Last night an album changed my A lot of sacrifice, time on the road, life.” Which album? Tell us about The Parlotones’ latest dealing with criticism and remaining ‘High Violet’ by The National. It’s so album, ‘Antiques & Artefacts’. How relevant. sonically brilliant and intelligently is this one different to your past layered. The melodies are hooky but releases? You guys were school friends when subtle, and the lyrics are fresh and It’s an album inspired by freedom. you formed the band in the 1990s. smart. It’s the album I wish I’d cre- It’s our first independent release with How important is friendship be- The members of The Parlotones ated. the fruits of our labour and creativ- tween the members for a band’s ity coming directly to us. I think that longevity? What upcoming gigs can fans look sense of freedom spills over into the Very important. We spend about 250 ing obsessing with Britpop, Brit in- Parlotones? forward to in the coming weeks/ sound of the album, and we had days together touring, recording, re- die and Brit culture to expanding I guess it’s a bit more mellow and in- months? midgets do the backing vocals. hearsing etc. Longevity can only be our palettes to extend to all genres, trospective. I’m less concerned about We finish off the launch tour with achieved through like-mindedness, across all continents. We fell in love being defined by a sound specific to three shows in KZN, two at the Barn- You guys decided to go at this one amicable demeanours and friendship. with SONG and brushed off the limi- the brand. yard, then the royal show in Pieter- without the assistance of a label. tations of only listening to one genre. maritzburg, the bushfire in Swazi- What prompted this decision? How would you say the influences You guys recently embarked on a land. After that I go on a solo tour. There’s a lot wrong with the tradi- on the band have changed over the You are also performing as a solo series of dates at Barnyard The- tional record industry model that we years to what you guys are vibing artist these days. How do you ap- atres across the country. How did * Keep up to date with one of SA’s disagree with. The business of mu- on these days? proach song writing differently go- these dates go, and how did the af- favourite bands at www.theparlo- sic has changed, but the industry I guess we went from kind of being solo versus composing for The filiation with the Barnyard group tones.co.za.

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28 May - 03 June 2015 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 3 The Next 48hOURS • Theatre Buzz Kau and ‘Blacks Only’ co. to rock Emperors Palace comedians unmask their homorous and revealing views on a range of uniquely-South African issues. ‘The Blacks Only Comedy Show’ was co-established by Kau in 2004 to give emerging black comedians a platform to showcase their talent. Over the past decade, ‘Blacks Only Comedy’ has become renowned for featuring seasoned stand-up talent and budding comics. True to its roots, the “cast” of ‘Blacks Only Comedy’ primarily comprises people and puppets of colour. Kau has been on the South Afri- can comedy scene since 1998 when David Kau he became the first black comedian to perform at the Smirnoff Comedy Festival in Cape Town. That and the One of South Africa’s fastest-grow- raging success of Blacks Only Com- ing comedy brands, ‘Blacks Only edy are among Kau’s many high- Ian and Viv Von Memerty in ‘Fantastic 50’ Comedy Show’, is set to once again lights. get Jozi buzzing. Award-winning comedian David Kau is in the driver’s The line-up will include the likes of: seat for the one night only event, Skhumba Hlophe Ups and downs of a showbiz family which also features an entourage Thapelo Tips of some of South Africa’s top black Trevor Gumbi comedians. Muzi ‘Blacks Only Comedy’ will take Mashabela Galane explored with verve over Emperors Palace on Saturday, May 30, at 8pm. * Tickets priced between R200 and SHOW: FANTASTIC 50 the goods. transforms himself into a robot in a Comedy fans can expect an eve- R350 can be booked at Compu- CAST: IAN AND VIV VON MEMERTY Ian was a judge of the South Af- hip-hop sequence, while Kasvia sails ning of unbridled laughter as the ticket. VENUE: PIETER TOERIEN’S THEATRE, rican version of ‘Strictly Come Danc- high as a vocalist to be watched. MONTECASINO, UNTIL JUNE 7 ing’ and inspired by this experience The couple revisit the evergreen REVIEW: PETER FELDMAN the couple display their dancing ‘Favourite Things’ from ‘The Sound prowess by rapidly executing nine of Music’ giving it a special slant, 1970s pop and rock royalty an Von Memerty is a household different dance routines – and they which raises quite a few laughs. name in entertainment in South do it with verve. Striking costumes add to the vi- gets the Barnyard treatment Africa, a consummate artist ad- He causes great amusement when sual splendour of the occasion and ept at singing, playing the piano telling us what it would be like if Viv gets to adorn some pretty amaz- Iand dancing. one’s GPS spoke in different lan- ing creations. He also boasts a comic streak and guages and how the political over- However, my area of concern is knows how to manipulate an au- tones would differ between ANC, when Ian and Viv revealed the inner dience with his relaxed charm and DA, the Freedom Front Plus and the turmoil and pain they underwent as style. He has done numerous shows EFF. parents during the trying years with over the years that appeal to audi- Show highlights include a travel the passing of daughter Valeska, and ences of all ages and his experience medley, with songs such as ‘Hit the the miraculous survival of Oscar. shines through. Road Jack,’ ‘La Mer,’ ‘Sailing,’ ‘Fly We go into darker territory with Together with his lissom dancer With Me’ and ‘New York, New York’ Ian’s revelations and this aspect is wife, Viv, Ian has conceived an en- and a section devoted to South Af- unsettling and somewhat inappro- tertaining slice of theatre that peels rican divas from Miriam Makeba, to priate in the overall context of the The cast of ‘Thank You for the Music’ away the theatrical veneer to reveal Brenda Fassie and Claire Johnston. show. some stark and often unsettling fac- As always Ian is in fine vocal ‘Fantastic 50’ is about the pro- ets of their lives as a couple who form, though Viv, unfortunately, cess of aging and what it means to have both reached the milestone age didn’t score highly in this depart- these two and when they concen- ABBA, Queen and The Bee Gees are The cast then pays tribute to one of 50. ment and there was little emotion trate their energies performing their three of the most influential pop and of the greatest rock bands of all time The show is lively, with plenty of emanating from her – even when meaningful songbook it strikes a re- rock groups of all time. The Barnyard – Queen, featuring one of the greatest good humour flowing from a bubbly she was dancing. sponsive chord. Theatre production ‘Thank You for voices in the history of rock, Freddie entertainer who admits that age is Two of their children, Oscar, who the Music: A Tribute to Abba, Queen Mercury. Show-goers can look for- slowly creeping up, but still has the is 19 and the lovely Kasvia (14) are * Book at Computicket. and The Bee Gees’, to be showcased ward to the uplifting anthem ‘Don’t energy and enthusiasm to produce given spots and Oscar magically at the Rivonia Barnyard Theatre from Stop Me Now’ and thought provok- Tuesday, June 2, to July 19, will take ing ballad ‘Too Much Love Will Kill audiences on a trip through space and You’. The unforgettable hits ‘We Are time in the 1970s and the 80s when the Champions’, ‘Who Wants to Live Chris Forrest in glitz, glam and some of the greatest Forever’ and ‘The Show Must Go On’ pop tunes ever written emerged. will also get proper renditions. Who’s Your Daddy? ‘Thank You for the Music’ features The show also pays tribute to the an 11-piece cast that will cover all Broadway Musicals associated with 19th – 31st May the prominent hits of the three super these groups as the hits from ‘Mam- directed by Bevan Cullinan groups. The show starts with the early ma Mia’, ‘Saturday Night Fever’ and days of The Bee Gees in the late six- ‘We Will Rock You’ get celebrated. ties, with harmonic soft rock hits such The sheer power of Queen will be Joburg audiences are in for a treat! as ‘Words’, ‘I’ve Gotta Get a Message showcased with the epic ‘Bohemian Chris Forrest is bringing his brand to You’, ‘Massachusetts’ and ‘To Love Rhapsody’, with the light-hearted new, hilarious one-man show, Somebody’. The showcase then moves ‘Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (a Man Af- on to an authentic impersonation of ter Midnight)’ balancing things out. Who’s Your Daddy? to the Auto & the Gibb Brothers’ falsetto as they More fun will follow with renditions General Theatre on the Square in went on to re-ignite the disco groove of ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘I Want to with such smash hits as ‘You Should Break Free’, as well as the beauty of Sandton from the 19th to the 31st of Be Dancing’, ‘Stayin’ Alive’ and ‘Jive ‘How Deep is Your Love’ and ‘Trag- May. A clueless dad’s Talking’. edy’. journey to fatherhood, The show then features songs from the days when ABBA lit up the * Shows start at 8pm from Tuesdays Who’s Your Daddy? music scene with their first hits ‘Ring to Sundays, and 2pm on Sundays. is about his experience Ring’ and ‘Waterloo’, after which they Tickets cost between R100 and R170 of becoming a father. followed on with countless pop an- per person, and can be booked at thems: ‘Chiquitita’, ‘SOS’, ‘Mamma www.barnyardtheatre.co.za. Mia’, ‘Take a Chance on Me’ as well as Address: Rivonia Crossing 2, Corner power ballads like ‘The Winner Takes of Witkoppen Road & Rivonia Road. Auto & General Theatre On The Sqaure, Sandton City 011 883 8606 / 082 553 5901 or www.theatreonthesquare.co.za it All’ and ‘Eagle’. Entrance in Achter Road, Sunninghill.

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1970s pop and rock royalty gets the Barnyard treatment

The cast then pays tribute to one of the greatest rock bands of all time – Queen, featuring one of the greatest voices in the history of rock, Freddie Mercury. Show-goers can look forward to the uplifting anthem ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ and thought provok- ing ballad ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’. The unforgettable hits ‘We Are the Champions’, ‘Who Wants to Live Forever’ and ‘The Show Must Go On’ will also get proper renditions. The show also pays tribute to the Broadway Musicals associated with these groups as the hits from ‘Mam- ma Mia’, ‘Saturday Night Fever’ and ‘We Will Rock You’ get celebrated. The sheer power of Queen will be showcased with the epic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, with the light-hearted ‘Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (a Man Af- ter Midnight)’ balancing things out. More fun will follow with renditions of ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘I Want to Break Free’, as well as the beauty of ‘How Deep is Your Love’ and ‘Trag- edy’.

* Shows start at 8pm from Tuesdays to Sundays, and 2pm on Sundays. Tickets cost between R100 and R170 per person, and can be booked at www.barnyardtheatre.co.za. Address: Rivonia Crossing 2, Corner of Witkoppen Road & Rivonia Road. Entrance in Achter Road, Sunninghill.

28 May - 03 June 2015 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 5 The Next 48hOURS • Entertainment Guide Get a glimpse of the future of SA comedy in Soweto

he country’s top up-and-coming will be announced at the fifth Annual comedians will battle it out on South African Comics’ Choice Awards (Sa- stage to be nominated for this vanna CCA’s) on August 15 at the Teatro year’s Savanna Newcomer Award at Montecasino. Ton Sunday, May 31, at the iconic Soweto And what is a birthday without a party? Theatre. Come early and have a drink with comedi- Twenty new comedians have exactly ans and celebs. Doors open at the Soweto five minutes each to do a stand-up com- Theatre at 2.30pm for a pre-show party, edy set and show the audience how funny complete with music by Kaya FM DJ’s, they can be. Expect special appearances by complimentary snacks and a drink, and the previous Savanna Newcomer Award win- chance to mingle with the future of stand- ners Loyiso Madinga (2014), Schalk Be- up comedy before the Showcase kicks off zuidenhout (2013), Dillan Oliphant (2012), at 4.30pm. and Deep Fried Man (2011). And this year, for the first time ever, Be the first to see the future of SA com- members of the public attending the edy. Showcase will be able to vote for their Based on their performances, the in- favourite comedian on the night. These dustry votes for the best Newcomer, who public votes will be tallied together with the industry’s votes in choosing this year’s top Savanna Newcomer. As the Savanna CCA’s celebrates its fifth birthday year, they also celebrate the fourth year that Savanna premium cider has partnered with the industry’s longest running awards show.

The Guide * Tickets are R70 and include the pre-party with complimentary Savanna on arrival Your guide to and food. the best of what Seats are limited, so get your tickets now is happening from Computicket in and around No under 16’s. Johannesburg. Visit www.comicschoice.com for more in- To list your event, formation and to buy tickets to the fifth email: Annual South African Comics’ Choice [email protected] Schalk Bezuidenhout Awards. Deep Fried Man THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE EVENTS

The Crucible Trevor Noah – Lost in Transla- The last supper Fantastic 50 30 May @ 8:30pm He tells the story of becoming Grand Designs Live 2015 A University of Johannesburg tion A play that has developed Showbiz royalty Ian Von R150 a dad from pregnancy to Boasting an array of different production, written by Pulit- He is now a household name from the famous Leonardo Memerty and Vivienne Law- The Lyric Theatre. Cnr North- birth. sections each complete with zer-winning playwright, Arthur in the UK and the USA and Da Vinci painting titled “The rence will be celebrating a ern Parkway & Data Cres- 31 May @ 8:15pm / R130 top brands, leading-edge de- Miller written during the Sa- will soon be on the Daily Last Supper” golden theatrical anniversary cent, Ormonde ,Johannes- Auto & General Theatre on signers, expert tips and inno- lem Witch Trials. Show! Trevor Noah will be at 31 May @ 12pm of laughter, love, glamour and burg, (Tel) 011-248-5000 the Square. Nelson Mandela vative features. Until 6 June @ 10am, 3pm, The Teatro soon! Free humanity in the production Square, Sandton. (Tel) 011- 29-31 May 7:30pm Until 28 June @ 6pm, 8pm Goethe-Institut. 119 Jan ‘Fantastic 50’. Jittery Citizens 883-8606 @ 10am R80 R250 – R350 Smuts Avenue, Parkwood. Until 7 June @ 8pm (Week- A show of improvisation and R60 – R70 UJ Arts Centre, Corner King- The Teatro, Montecasino. (Tel) 011-442-3232 days), 5pm (Sat) 3pm (Sun) on the spot preparation. Events TicketPro Dome. Corner of sway and University Road, Corner William Nicol and Wit- R100 – R170 Watch as the artists use their Northumberland Road and Auckland Park. (Tel) 011-559- koppen Roads, Fourways. Morecambe Montecasino Theatre & Stu- skills to create situations us- Gauteng Outdoor Expo 2015 Olievenhout Avenue. (Tel) 3058 (Tel) 011-510-7472 A hilarious tale of one of Brit- dio, Corner William Nicol ing their sharp and quick wit- The Outdoor Expo is back 011-794-5800 ains most loved entertainers, Drive & Witkoppen Road, ted talents. with over 200 exhibitors with Whiskey and Cigarettes Pirates and Mermaids Eric Morcambe played by Fourways. (Tel) 011-511- 31 May @ 3:15pm everything from holiday desti- Oyster, Wine and Food Festi- A dark comedy that is very Darin the magician will be en- Craig Urbani. 1988 R100 nations to the latest 4x4 val fast paced and not your usual tertaining children and parent Until 7 June @ 8:15pm, The Market Theatre. 56 Mar- equipment. Lookout for the The 10th Oyster, Wine & theatre evening out! with his sleight of hand and 3:15pm Celeste Ntuli in Home Affairs 2 garet Mcingana Street. (Tel) Special cycling track and Big Food Festival will be taking Until 31 May @ 7pm (Thurs) illusions. R130 – R165 After the overwhelming re- 011-832-1641 Screen Rugby area! place this weekend at Monte- 8pm (Fri, Sat) 3:30pm (Sun) 30 May @ 10am Montecasino Theatre & Stu- sponse to her first perfor- 29 – 31 May @ 10am casino, Gauteng’s premier R80 R55 dio, Corner William Nicol mances, Ntuli returns to the Chris Forrest: Who’s your dad- R40 – R70 entertainment destination! 286 Fox Street. Main Street, Kinder Theatre. 39 Greenhill Drive & Witkoppen Road, Lyric like the hurricane she is, dy? Waterfall Polo Estate. Max- Due to the popularity of the The Maboneng District. (Tel) Road, Emmarentia. (Tel) 011- Fourways. (Tel) 011-511- bringing Home Affairs 2, big- Chris Forrest is back with his well Drive, Midrand. (Tel) 082- Festival in the past, the or- 083-245-1040 646-0870 1988 ger and better than before. new hilarious one man show. 443-2277 ganisers have added a third

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EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS ART MARKETS MARKETS MARKETS day to ensure that no one R10 Plot 126 Nooitgedact, Kru- The body of work is titles :Ad- Circa on Jellicoe Gallery. 2 Walkerville Farmers Market Madeley Road, Boksburg, misses out. Nucleo de Arte e Cultuira. gersdorp. (Tel) 079-515-8699 vice from a caterpillar” and Jellicoe Road, Rosebank. Enjoy the stalls which carry a East Rand. (Tel) 082-862- 29-31 May Corner of Wemmer Pan Road consists of a series of prints (Tel) 011-788-4805 variety of goods from crafts to 4855 @ 3pm and Victoria Street, Johan- KAYA Fm Wine and Malt Whisky as well as Bronza Sculptures. food and specialist items. R125 nesburg. (Tel) 072-254-1730 Affair 30 May @ 11am Deborah Bell 30 May @ 9am Bryanston Organic & Natural Montecasino. Corner William Enjoy an array of wines and Free One of South Africa’s most Free Market Nicol Drive & Witkoppen VapeCon top Malt Whiskies from 20 of David Krut Projects- Arts on acclaimed artists, sculptor, Walkerville Farmers Market. A well established marketin Road, Fourways.(Tel) 011- This is South Africa’s first South Africa’s premier winer- Main. 264 Fox Stree, City and painter and printmaker will 112 Main Road, Walkerville. Bryanston with a varietyof 510-7000 ever electronic cigarette con- ies. Suburban. (Tel) 011-334- exhibit some of her works this (Tel) 079-076-7680 food, organic produce, natu- vention! Find out about the 28, 29 May @ 6pm 1209 weekend. ral fibres and unique art. oneNINEon Goes Middle Eastern latest latest electronic ciga- R180 – R200 Until 27 June The Lemongrass Urban Market 30 May @ 9am-3pm Enjoy authentic Middle East- rettes or visit some of the ex- The Fir Rosebank. On the Urbanism_Solo Exhibition @ 6pm Every stall is unique in their Clucross Road, off Main ern cuisine from 2 of the Hy- hibitions. corner of Cradock and Bier- A body of work from artist Ly- Free offerings and you can enjoy Road, Bryanston, (Tel) 011- att’s top chefs, Hasan Majar 30 May @ 10am mann roads, Rosebank. (Tel) nette van Tonder that focuses 6 Jellicoe Avenue, Rosebank. the most delicious free range 706-3671 and Shaneil Dinna. They will R120-R150 011-447-3650 on the interaction of a Euro- Everard Read Johannesburg, produce here. prepare a variety of Middle Smugglers Pub. Corner of pean/African women in the (Tel) 011-788-4805 31 May @ 9am Fourways Farmers Market Eastern favourites for guests Riverbend and Witkoppen Art city of Johannesburg. Free Enjoy fresh goodies and or- to enjoy. Roads, Johannesburg. (Tel) Until 17 June Facets-David Epstein Lemongrass Restaurant. 38 ganic produce. More than 50 Until 30 May @ 12:30pm 011-465-1378 Rotary Art Festival @ 9am A photography exhibition by Russell Street, Benoni. (Tel) stalls, 3 seating areas and R330 55 Artists and over 500 piec- Free an ‘intuitive shooter’ featuring 083-284-4777 childrens play area. The Hyatt Regency. 191 Ox- Mutters Dog Day es will take over the Rotary Halifax Art. Shop 35 on 4th work that speaks for itself. 31 May @ 10am-3pm ford Road, Johannesburg. Calling all canine lovers and Art Festival this weekend. Ex- Avenue, Parkhurst. (Tel) 082- Featuring pictures using vari- Market on Madeley Fourways Farmers Market, (Tel) 011-280-1234 pampered and permed pect artists like Paul Botes, 784-6695 ous photography media and A Saturday family market by Cnr William Nicol Drive & pooches! Join in for a day of Abe Mathabe and Sue Kemp. styles. the community for the com- Monte Casino Boulervard, Great South Toy & Hobby Fair dog-delights, information and Until 7 June @ 9am Francki Burger – Battlefields Until 27 June munity. Crafts, food, plants, Fourways, (Tel) 011-465- Toy, Toys and more Toys! Ev- lots of fun including a Pure Free An exhibition of photography @ 10am - 6pm entertainment and activities 5276 erything from model trains to Breed Parade, Charity Walk Hyde Park Corner. Jan Smuts and it was used to document Free every Saturday on Madeley planes and doll houses will be and games. and William Nicol Drive cor- battles fought and the land- 68 on Hobart, Block A, Corner Road in Boksburg. Neighbourgoods Market on show. Find rare vintage 31 May @ 10am ner, Hyde Park. (Tel) 011- scape. of Hobart & Dover Road, Bry- 30 May @ 8am Enjoy fine quality foods from cars, dolls and Dinky Toys. R20 325-4340 Until 6 June @ 9am – 6pm anston. (Tel) 011-463-7869 Free cheese Gourmet, Petit Co- 31 May @ 8:30am Ball and All Driving Range. Wilma Cruise Free Boksburg Boeremark. 195 chon, Fine and Raw Choco-

28 May - 03 June 2015 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 7 The Next 48hOURS • Movies & Guide MARKETS Music KIDS FUN THIS WEEK’S MOVIE RELEASES late and Buffalo Ridge Moz- berton. (Tel) 083-260-7047 10am till late (Mon – Sun) FILM: SERENA zarella to namea few. Sophiatown Jazz Encounters R50 CAST: BRADLEY COOPER, JENNIFER 30 May @ 9am - 3pm Paul Hammer and McCoy Montecasino. Corner William LAWRENCE, RHYS IFANS, TOBY JONES, 73 Juta Street, Cnr De Beer Mrubata perform in an acous- Nicol Drive & Witkoppen DAVID DENCIK, ANA ULARU and Juta Street, Braamfon- tic intimate performance this Road, Fourways, (Tel) 011- DIRECTOR: SUSANNE BIER tein. (Tel) 011-403-0413 weekend. They are both very 511-0621 versatile and award winning The North Carolina mountains at Whole Food Market musicians. Montecasino Bird Gardens the end of the 1920s - George and An intimate food market fo- 29 may @ 8pm Wander along enchanted Serena Pemberton (Bradley Cooper cused on deliveringquality R100 walkways within magnificent and Jennifer Lawrence), love-struck seasonal local grown food. Sophiatown Heritage and gardens and marvel at a vari- newly-weds, begin to build a tim- 31 May @ 9am - 2pm Cultural Centre. Corner of ety of colourful birds, mam- ber empire. Serena soon proves Blubird Shopping Centre, Cnr Toby and Edward Streets, So- mals, reptiles and unusual herself to be equal to any man: Athol-Oaklands Road &Fort phiatown. (Tel) 011-673-1271 animals from around the overseeing loggers, hunting rattle- Street. (Tel) 083-311-4768 world. snakes, even saving a man’s life in Bradley Cooper in ‘Serena’ Lunch Hour Concerts 8:30am -5pm (Mon-Fri), the wilderness. With power and Rosebank Finders Keepers Mar- The Lunch hour concerts is a 8:30am-6pm (Weekends) influence now in their hands, the ket community project that pro- Montecasino. Corner William Pembertons refuse to let anyone also this wonderful language of the in observing intimacy, vivid emo- Rosebanks own Rooftop flea vides a platform to musicians. Nicol Drive & Witkoppen stand in the way of their inflated mountain people, so it was one of tion and passion.” market with over 400 stalls. This week you can listen to a Road, Fourways, (Tel) 011- love and ambitions. However, once those books that as soon as I read “Susanne has a level of believ- Expect to find African Arts and Saxophone Quartet. 511-1864 Serena discovers George’s hidden it; I knew that I wanted to do it.” ability and a truth meter that you Crafts, International Foods, 29 May @ 1pm past and faces an unchangeable With a first draft of the screen- can see throughout all her movies… clothing and collectables. R40 Ten Pin Bowling fate of her own, the Pemberton’s play in hand, the producers set out it was very interesting,” says actor 31 May @ 9am Auto & General Theatre on The Magic Company Ten Pin passionate marriage begins to un- to find a director who could bring a Bradley Cooper. Free the Square. Nelson Mandela Bowling is a new extension to ravel leading toward a dramatic unique insight to the intense narra- Jennifer Lawrence, who plays The Mall of Rosebank. Upper Square, Sandton. (Tel) 011- the existing Magic Company reckoning. tive turns of the film. Serena, also echoes an appreciation level, Mall of Rosebank, 883-8606 entertainment store. The Writer Christopher Kyle was in- Already an admirer of director of Bier’s directorial truth. Lawrence Rosebank. (Tel) 082-465- Bowling arena caters for all trigued and drawn to the story from Susanne Bier’s work, producer Nick explains: “My favourite thing about 5458 Kids FUN families and groups, including the moment he read Ron Rash’s Wechsler was very interested in Susanne is the way that everything corporate team builds and book. He explains: “My agent sent what Bier could bring to the proj- that she does is so real and it’s from Music The Art of the brick games. me the book a few months before ect: “One of the reasons I thought this outsider’s perspective so that Artist Nathan Sawaya has 12pm-12am (Mon-Thurs), it was published and I loved it. I that Susanne would be a good you don’t feel biased one way or Seven Sounds Music Festival built some of the most ex- 12pm-2am (Fri), 10am-2am called him before I had even fin- match for this film is that she’s ex- another. She tells a story and shows A concert for music lovers traordinary pieces of art using (Sat) ished reading it. It has such won- hibited an incredible flair for bring- you these characters and shows you with 7 of South Africa’s most nothing but lego bricks in his Montecasino. Corner William derful echoes of great tragedy like ing out power in relationships be- these situations but never once tells unique artists including Toya works. See how the humble Nicol Drive & Witkoppen ‘Medea’ and ‘Macbeth’ in it, but tween people – she’s very accurate you how to feel.” Delazy, Arno Carstens and lego brick is transformed to Road, Fourways, The Urban Village. create curves, faces and (Tel) 011-511-0124 30 May @ 10am models. FILM: POLTERGEIST (3D) R190 – R250 Until 13 August The fun company CAST: SAM ROCKWELL, ROSEMARIE Common Ground. 2 Beacon @ 9am each day A family entertainment centre DEWITT, JARED HARRIS, JANE ADAMS Road, Maboneng Precinct. R140 that will have your blood rac- DIRECTOR: GIL KENAN (Tel) 011-592-0515 The Zone at Rosebank, 177 ing and leave you with Oxford Street, Rosebank. smile. Bumper Cars, Tenpin ‘Poltergeist’, from legendary film- DJ Euphonik (Tel) 011-788-1130 Bowling, Games Arcade and maker Sam Raimi (‘Spider-Man’, Catch Euphonik and Bazy B more. ‘Evil Dead’, ‘The Grudge’) and di- amongst others at Vacca Avalanche 9am (Mon-Sat), 10am (Sun) rector Gil Kenan (‘Monster House’), Matta this weekend! You can ski, snowboard and The Grove Shopping Centre, contemporizes the 1982 classic 29 May @ 9pm bumboard at this venue. They Simon Vermooten Road, about a family whose suburban A scene from ‘Poltergeist’ R100 –R150 also cater for corporate Pretoria, home is haunted by evil forces. Vacca Matta, Montecasino. events and kids parties. (Tel) 011-447-4099 When terrifying apparitions es- Corner William Nicol Drive & 9am -7pm calate their attacks and hold the ‘Poltergeist’ updates an iconic is about timing and delivery and Witkoppen Road, Fourways R150 Kids Traffic Land youngest daughter captive, the brand, creating a classic haunted playing upon audiences’ expecta- (Tel) 011-511-0511 Cedar Square Shopping Cen- A fun way for kids to learn the family must come together to res- house tale that plays to our in- tions,” says produce Sam Raimi. tre. Corner of Willow and Ce- rules of the road while having cue her before she disappears for- nermost fears. The film was shot “(Director) Gil (Kenan) has become Mzansi Reggae Unite dar Roads, fun. ever. in native 3D, which enhances its a master at that, and I think ‘Pol- A festival of Reggae music Fourways. 9am-5pm (Sat-Sun), Kenan directs from a screenplay scares and thrilling, edge-of-your- tergeist’ is really going to keep au- which transcends race, age (Tel) 011-467-2426 1pm-5pm (Mon-Fri) by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer seat suspense. diences on edge.” and gender. Listen to music R30 David Lindsay-Abaire. “The art of suspense-building from artists like Skeleton Friendly Pets Farmyard Balfour Park Shopping Cen- Blazer, Momo Dread and Siya Gather your family and take tre, Highlands North, Johan- Shezi. advantage of their during the nesburg, FILM: THE REWRITE ing fifty, hasn’t written a hit film in class, and his other students seem 30 May week open days, when par- (Tel) 082-459-2074 CAST: Hugh Grant, Allison Janney, years, and is going broke. naïve and simple. Hoping to give @ 6pm ents and their little one’s can Marisa Tomei, J.K Simmons, Bella Luckily, his agent has a gig for minimal attention to his duties and R70 spend an afternoon of play Magic Company Heathcote, Chris Elliot him – albeit far away from Holly- focus on writing a new script, Keith Shikisha Bar. 15 Miriam and feeding animals. This is a great space for kids Director: Marc Lawrence wood. A university in upstate New inadvertently gets off on the wrong Makeba Street, Newtown. 9:30am with various video games, York is looking for a writer-in-resi- foot with a ranking faculty mem- (Tel) 079-859-9372 R20 simulators and ticket collect- Once upon a time, screenwriter dence to teach a course on screen- ber (Allison Janney), a humourless 404 Cork Avenue, ing games to choose from. Keith Michaels (Hugh Grant) was writing, and with an empty wallet Jane Austen scholar; though he 80’s Rewind Ferndale. Make sure you check out the on top of the world – a Golden as his motivation, Keith can’t say does quickly befriend two eccentric Get ready for the most daring (Tel) 011-792-9096 6D thrill experience as well. Globe Award and a hit movie to no. In bucolic Binghamton, he faculty colleagues who promise to 80s rock show ever to hit the 10am-12pm (Mon-Fri), 9am- his name, a beautiful wife and quickly discovers that his celebrity show him the ropes (Chris Elliott, Barnyard Theatre stage. Yes, Gold Reef City Theme Park 12pm (Sat, Sun) son, and a seemingly inexhaust- status hasn’t faded – it’s almost J.K. Simmons). we are talking retro fashion, Gold Reef City Theme Park Montecasino. Corner William ible supply of sexy British wit and too easy for him to bed a star Keith’s attitude begins to turn dance and of course music has an abundance of adven- Nicol Drive & Witkoppen charm. But that was fifteen years struck young co-ed, Karen (Bella when he meets Holly (Marisa To- that will bring you an evening tures, it won’t be long before Road, Fourways, ago: now, he’s divorced, approach- Heathcote), who is enrolled in his mei), a single mom working two packed with the most delight- you’ll be drawn to the squeals (Tel) 011-511-0621 jobs to earn her bachelor’s degree. ful surprises. of delight! Also the only pla- Though Holly has a new boyfriend 31 May @ 2pm cein Southern Africa where Jungle Rumble Indoor Play- – and Keith isn’t very savvy about R100 you can enjoy a 4D movie! ground covering up his romance with Kar- Barnyard Theatre. Shop L205 9:30am-5pm This is a kids playground en – the two find themselves con- Cresta Shoppng Centre, off R100-R175 heaven with ball ponds, nected by their mutual need for a Beyers Naude Drive. (Tel) Cnr Northern Parkway & Data slides, jumping castles, rides, second chance. When one of his 011-478-5300 Crescent, Ormonde, Johan- arcade and baby area. You pupils comes up with a screenplay nesburg, (Tel) 011-248-6800 can also have kids parties that Keith knows will sell, he sees Agro Fest here which are fully catered. an opportunity to get out of teach- A festival for South African Laser Zone 9am-5pm (Tues-Sat) ing and go back to living the good Metal fans! Listen to bands The Laser Zone facility at The R40-R55 life. But he’s also discovered that like Posthumous, Dirty Moon- Magic Company offers an Panorama Shop & Leisure teaching has given him that second shine and Tamla Kahn. adrenalin-packed laser-tag Centre. Corner Kilpriver and chance at becoming a better man – 30 May @ 2pm experience. Taking up three Jordie Road. and finds himself equally tempted R50 levels and covering approxi- (Tel) 011-432-0403 to stay and see where his new tal- Sundowners. Klip Rivier, Al- mately 450 square meters Hugh Grant and Bella Heathcote in ‘The Rewrite’ ents take him.

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ing process, if they are not fully ripe • 250ml sugar Fooding around with when you buy them. • 750ml water Jenny Morris Bottled Guavas Method: Peel firm ripe guavas and cut them Liquidize guavas in an electric food in half. Remove all the bruised and processor. Add the sugar and the wa- damaged parts of the fruit. Pack ter. fruit in bottles to be used to measure Cook slowly over moderate heat for 30 them and then use syrup guidelines minutes, or until thick. Allow to cool. given below. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. Alter- Prepare the syrup by dissolving natively, pour into containers suitable 250ml sugar in 500ml water and for freezing and freeze until needed. bring to the boil. (You will need more Use the same recipe without sugar for or less 250 – 350ml syrup per large unsweetened guava purée. glass bottle and 125 – 200ml syrup for a smaller bottle). Quick Guava Purée @jennymorrischef Place the peeled guavas in the boil- Makes 375 ml ing syrup and cook for about 10 – 2 x 410g cans canned guavas, drained 15 minutes, or until froth starts to but retain syrup t’s that time again. I get so excit- appear on top of the syrup, or the Scoop out pips and liquidise. Add 60 ed when I see the new season’s pips start to loosen. Be careful not to – 80 ml of the retained syrup. fruits on the shelf. I am lucky overcook guavas, as overcooked gua- enough to have a guava tree and vas lose their pips. Guava Nectar Iit gives me such pleasure to walk Sterilise the bottles by boiling them Wash approximately 2 kg firm ripe outside and pluck the fruit from the in water for 30 minutes. All the bot- guavas. Peel, cut off stems and blos- tree and bite deep into its wonderful, tles used must have metal caps and som ends. Slice the guavas. Boil the sweet and sour cold flesh, with its should not be cracked or chipped. guavas in 2 litres of water until soft musky perfume. It is a good fruit for Remove the bottles from the boiling – about 20 minutes. Push the cooked the winter, because it is full of Vita- water and pack the cooked guavas guavas through a sieve to remove min C, which is excellent for warding into them. Fill to the rim with syrup. seeds. off colds and flu. A 100g fresh fruit Remove all the air bubbles by insert- Add 500ml sugar for every litre of provides 228mg of this vitamin, more ing a knife against the inside of the nectar. Heat and stir until the sugar than three times the DRI. bottles. Close the cap tightly and has dissolved. Add water until purée Guavas are low in calories and fats place the bottles upside down while is thin enough to drink and sweeten and contain several more vital vita- they cool. to you liking. mins and minerals. If you are buying This will ensure that the bottles seal them from a green grocer of super- properly. Hint: To freeze the guava nectar, market, buy fresh fruits, with all the place in an airtight container and al- skin intact. There shouldn’t be any Guava Purée (sweetened) low 3 mm headspace for expansion. cuts, bruises, or patches. Placing the Ingredients: This may be kept in the freezer for fruit wrapped in a paper with a ba- • 1kg ripe guavas, peeled and pips up to a year. nana or apple will hasten their ripen- scooped out Bottled guavas

Health & Beauty Banish dry skin this winter

By RoxyK you step outside. Reapply sunscreen Email: [email protected] if you are outdoors for a long time. The skin on your hands is thin- Chilly temperatures, dry air and icy ner as they contain fewer oil glands winds can cause skin to become dry, and this means that it is harder to flaky and itchy as the winter cli- keep the hands moist. Wear gloves if mate strips the natural moisture of you are gardening or washing dishes the skin. Your skin is a living organ to avoid the skin from becoming dry that is responsible for keeping the and itchy. body cool and protecting your body Use a thick, hydrating hand cream against harmful germs. in winter to keep the skin moistur- You might think that a long warm ized. Loose fitting clothing is the bath is ideal in winter, but too much perfect way to prevent your skin be- exposure to hot water can strip the coming irritated and chafing by per- natural oils and moisture from your spiration. skin. If the skin’s moisture is not re- Central heating and air condition- plenished, it could lead to little cracks ers can also play a part in drying your that affect the barrier of the skin. skin as they can cause the humidity Any trauma to the skin can result levels to drop inside and this has a in inflammation, which will make the drying effect on the skin. skin more susceptible to flare-ups There is a wide variety of creams such as eczema or psoriasis. and lotions that are available to You can start prepping your skin smooth out your skin and provide a for the winter by incorporating a seal over your skin to keep moisture regular regime of moisturizers, lo- from escaping. tions and body oils. Keep shower Try out some new hydrating times brief and use lukewarm water creams like the Turkish Delight to bathe. Whipped Body Mousse by Hey Gor- Harsh soaps can quickly strip Lotions that will keep you protected during the chilly season geous, or the Intensive Body Care away your skin’s protective oils. Most range by Vaseline. deodorant soaps and antibacterial You may have heard this repeat- soaps can cause sensitive skins to be- edly, but drinking water is more come dry and flaky, so rather switch is still slightly damp. Apply a thicker pores, such as avocado, primrose or of all is the application of sunscreen. important than ever during winter. to moisture-rich body washers that treatment cream to areas that need it almond oil. Always apply whichever The winter sun is just as harsh on the Whatever your choice of skincare contain lanolin, cocoa butter or co- the most and then apply body butter oil or lotion you’re using onto damp skin as during summertime. Apply products are, make sure that they conut oil made for sensitive skin and to the whole body. skin - more of it will be absorbed by a broad spectrum sunscreen to the help to maintain your skin’s opti- apply a body cream while your skin Choose oils that do not clog the the skin. The most important element hands and face 30 minutes before mum health and glow.

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nated Drivers get in free. This policy will once again be in effect with this year’s Festival. Woodland School is a non- subsidised, non-profit rural school in Magaliesburg. This community run school was established in 1999. Since its in- ception Woodland School has been able to keep the school fees affordable for the local community by running fundraisers and appealing for donations. The It’s bound to be a convivial affair school has a bursary system and currently supports a number of children on two different bursary schemes. Take brandy appreciation * Gates open at 11am. The festival will run until 3pm. Adult Taster: R105.00 (includes complimentary tasting glass)/ to a whole new level ifteen years ago, Wood- and will include sport activities, R120 at the entrance land School in Magalies- animal and plant displays and a Children’s Admission: R10 (Chil- Fine Brandy Fusion is considered the pre- beaten track that are only available at berg approached Cellar jumping castle. dren from three years) mier showcase of South Africa’s world- the show. The road to greatness has been Rats Wine Tasting Club The historic “Old Mill”, situ- Book at Computicket. class brandies, providing all lovers of the ages in the making – much like brandy toF assist them with an annual ated on the banks of the pic- For directions and more infor- good life with an opportunity to rub that develops as it matures over time. fund raising event, and the Cel- turesque Magalies River, is ap- mation, visit www.winefestival. shoulders with celebrities; learn from es- If you’re new to brandy, this is an ideal lar Rats Spring Wine Festival was proximately 40 minutes from co.za; call 082 571 2753; or teemed brandy masters; and taste their opportunity to learn about the fascinat- born. Seven years ago the orga- Jozi’s Northern Suburbs. The send an email to info@cellar- chart-topping creations. The event will ing history of the spirit since it was first nizers realized that there is no atmosphere will be relaxed and rats.co.za. be taking place on Thursday and Friday, distilled on board a Dutch ship in Cape festival in Joburg to showcase convivial, with several bonfires In support of the school fund- June 4 and 5, at the Sandton Convention Town harbour in 1672. Displaying how the Fortified wines produced in around the venue for warming raising, no cooler boxes, food, Centre. craftsmanship extends to the barrel in South Africa, so they decided to attendees up once the sun starts picnic baskets or braais will be “We are very excited about this year’s which the liquid is required to rest for produce a Port and Sherry festi- setting and for toasting marsh- allowed in. Refreshments and programme,” says SA Brandy Foundation years, a cooper from Stellenbosch’s Van val, which has been renamed as mallows. food will be on sale. Blankets, director Christelle Reade-Jahn. “Brandy is Ryn’s brandy distillery – the only active the Port & Red Wine Festival. At the inaugural festival in chairs and sun umbrellas are al- made around the world, but South Afri- cooperage in Africa – will give a series of 2015’s Port & Red Wine Festival 2001, Cellar Rats Wine Club in- lowed. can quality is a recognised champion in live demonstrations. is to be held on Sunday, May 31, troduced the policy that Desig- this arena. In fact, this year Fine Brandy To ensure that you arrive home safely, at the “Old Mill”, Magaliesberg – Fusion showcases International Wine & there will be various transport services once again in aid of Woodland Spirit Challenge (IWSC) winners of the available, spearheaded by UBER. Breath- School. World’s Best Brandy title of the past 20 alysers will be available for peace of mind The emphasis of the event is years and almost all are South African. and to ensure responsible enjoyment. No- to provide tastings of some of “If you enjoy a good time, appreci- one under 18 years will be permitted en- South Africa’s best Port, Sherry, ate quality brandy or want to know more trance to the event. Grappa, Potstill Brandy, Des- about it, then you simply can’t afford to sert wines and Red wines in a miss the occasion,” adds Reade-Jahn. * The event will kick off at 5.30pm and is tranquil outdoor setting. To this Through a series of master classes, at- expected to last until 9.30pm. end, more than 50 producers will tendees will be able to learn first-hand Cost: R195 for entry, which includes a present in excess of 140 fortified about the art of blending and the build- crystal brandy snifter, a booklet with 15 varietals and products for the ing blocks that make an award-winning brandy taster coupons, three cocktail adult taster’s enjoyment. brandy. Take your brandy appreciation coupons, and two coffee coupons. The festival is a family affair, to a whole new level when you discover Tickets are available from Computicket, with supervised entertainment how to identify and savour the delectable or at the door. provided for children to ensure natural aromas prevalent in the spirit, and For the latest news and information, that parents can relax and en- have the opportunity to experience them visit www.brandyfusion.co.za; or send an joy the wines in the country- too. Interact with makers of small batch email to [email protected]. side. Children’s entertainment brandies and taste brandies from off the will be provided by Happy Acres,

“Become one with the trail” at Duesouth Night One

The Duesouth Night One returns to the pants can enjoy the warmth of the camp epic trails of Northern Farm on Saturday, fires, live Super Rugby, craft beer, as well May 30. Take to the trails for an eve- as get their hands on one of the spot ning of adrenaline pumping action along prizes on offer. well packed and marked out single track Adventurers can look forward to “be- through leafy forests and winding switch come one with the trail”, as all they will backs. have around them is the glare from their There will be something there for all headlamp, the occasional peering eyes levels of athletes on the trails. The organ- from the dark and “the sound of your isers will be introducing all new catego- heart pulsing to every step or peddle ries, so participants will have numerous stroke that brings you closer to your options to suite their level of fitness. goal.”

The challenges on offer will include: * Entries are strictly capped to 200 per category to provide participants with a • 6km Jackal Track Trail Run personalized touch and individual atten- • 12km Jackal Track Trail Run tion. • 20km Night Adder MTB Adventure The event takes place from 6pm to 10pm. • 30km Night Adder MTB Adventure Cost is R80 to R160 per person. Visit www.nightoneseries.com for more After finishing the adventure, partici- information. Participants ready to start the adventure

28 May - 03 June 2015 www.48hours.co.za The Next 48hOURS 11 The Next 48hOURS • The Back Page Development polo comes to the fore at Inanda Club orn from the success of the ments. Inanda’s star development Land Rover Africa Cup over player, Zompie Tsotetsi, hails from the past years, the pres- a development programme in the tigious Inanda Club will Free State. He joined the academy in launcheB the inaugural Inanda De- 2014 as an assistant to Craig James, velopment Cup, presented by Land the Inanda Club Polo Manager, who Rover, on Sunday, May 31, at the honed his skills. Tsotetsi is now a home of polo. professional player and coach at the “Development has always been club and is expected to up his goal an important consideration for the handicap from 1 to 2 in the next Inanda Club,” Paul Oosthuizen, polo season. Inanda Club General Manager con- “With all development pro- firms. “Polo is a sport which gener- grammes, these initiatives are only ally requires considerable wealth to possible with the help of financial You’ll be able to steal of a glimpse of the nocturnal hippo progress to a high level, but there is investments. The aim of the Inanda also a great opportunity to develop Club is to showcase development and assist young polo players in players in a tournament where their South Africa.” employers play with them. We hope Open Moonlight Tour at the The Development Cup invites that by starting like this, we can at- professional teams to enter into the tract more sponsors to become in- tournament. This year’s rules dictate volved with the development of Johannesburg Zoo that each team must include one de- players from underprivileged back- velopment player, ensuring that the grounds” says Craig James, Inanda Join in on the experience of an eve- can get quite chilly. Members of the tournament presents a platform for Club polo manager and professional ning tour of the Joburg Zoo on Fri- public are also more than welcome the top development players in the Polo player and coach Zompie polo player. day, May 29, from 5.15pm to 8pm. to bring cameras along to capture curtain raiser of the revered Land Tsotetsi02 Guests will be ferried around the the precious moments. Rover Africa Cup 2015 on August 16. * Gates will open at 10am for a Joburg Zoo for 90 minutes and will The organisers will offer marsh- Land Rover, as the presenting part- wintery afternoon of elegance and stop off at about five enclosures mallows to roast on the fire as well ner, will provide the development athletic grandeur as the polo players to see the nocturnal animals. The as coffee, tea and hot chocolate on player in the winning team with a sport and possibly become profes- showcase their skills. Entry is R100 evening will end around a bonfire, the evening. full kit. sionals in this arena. per person. where attendees can enjoy their pic- The objective of this tournament The Inanda Polo Academy has For more information, call 011 884 nic baskets. * Cost is R95 per person. is to provide opportunities for tal- successfully trained six development 1414. For hospitality packages info, Guests are expected to bring pic- Visit www.jhbzoo.org.za for more ented, underprivileged and aspirant players, now all competing at pro- send an email to keneilwe@mason- nic baskets, torches, comfortable information. polo players to participate in the fessional level in renowned tourna- co.co.za. shoes and a jacket as the nights

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