DBN Boardwalk - July 31, 2012

Published Jul 31, 2012

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GOLDEN HORSE CASINO: Three of SA’s top Indian comedians will serve up a hearty comedy buffet on Friday in Curry on Laughing. Features Sans Moonsamy of Those Indian Guys!, Eastern Mosaic’s Jailoshini Naidoo and comedy festival man Eubulus Tracy. In the casino’s Conference Centre at 8pm. R100 at the Casino’s Guest Relations desk. Show carries a PG16 age restriction. Call 033 395 8136.

THE HERITAGE THEATRE: Burlesque! runs until August 26. A “cheeky, sultry, sizzling” extravaganza of song and dance centred on timeless characters who work together, live together, love together and even sometimes sleep together. Stars Marion Loudon, Gary McKenzie, Lauren Laing and Liesl Coppin. This show is rated PG13. Promotional specials from today to Thursday when a limited number of tickets for a meal and the show are available on a buy-one-get-one-free basis. Normal ticket prices: R195 Wednesday to Saturdays, and R165 Tuesday evenings and Sunday matinee. All prices include a two-course meal. A show only option is R100. Bookings: 031 7654197.

SUNCOAST CASINO: Comedian Kagiso Lediga will leave audiences in stitches with his debut one-man show, In a Suit, on Friday and Saturday. R120 to R150 at Computicket. 8pm. Call 031 328 30000.

THE BARNYARD THEATRE: Icons Of The ‘80s runs until August 19. From the decade in which Michael Jackson launched his Thriller album; Madonna performed Papa Don’t Preach on MTV; Cyndi Lauper knew Girls Just Wanna Have Fun; The Eurythmics wanted Sweet Dreams and more. Sunday matinees are R90, Tuesdays are R100, normal tickets R135. Bookings, enquiries: 031 566 3045.

COMING UP

ELIZABETH SNEDDON THEATRE: Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist returns to Durban after five years’ absence. The run also commemorates his 20th year on stage. Catch all the hypnotic craziness from August 7 to 26. Shows run Tuesday to Saturday at 7.30pm and Sundays at 3pm. R85 at Computicket.

THE PLAYHOUSE: The hit Broadway production Burn the Floor has a two-week season from August 22 to September 2. Ballroom dancing has been around for years, but Burn the Floor is anything but old-school, labelling itself as “Ballroom. Reinvented”. R200 at Computicket or call 031 369 9555, 031 369 9596/9540. A special “two for the price of one” is available for Talk Back Tuesdays, when the dancers stay on stage after the show for a Q&A session.

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