Get ready to giggle and groove: Durban's ultimate comedy and music line-up awaits
From laughter-filled performances to toe-tapping musical tributes, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Durban is set to come alive with a vibrant mix of comedy and music this week, offering residents and visitors a chance to indulge in some much-needed escapism.
"My New Debit Order"
Carvin H Goldstone's latest venture dives into the chaotic yet relatable journey of welcoming a new baby in his 40s.
He discusses topics such as childbirth, raising a teenager, the impact of new presidents in both South Africa and the United States and the cost of living going into 2025.
Where: Sibaya Izulu Theatre.
When: Friday at 7.30pm.
"Elvis Has Left The Building"
Music enthusiasts can revel in the musical talents of some of Mzansi's finest performers in the show "Elvis Has Left The Building".
Belinda Dolphin, Junaid Cassimjee, and Lorraine McVean will take to the stage, bringing to life iconic tracks such as 'Blue Suede Shoes', 'Devil in Disguise' and 'Jailhouse Rock'.
Adding to the experience will be saxophonist and guitarist Kerwin Robert, along with talented dancers Keandre Brahim and Nicole Dolphin.
Where: The Rhumbelow Theatre, Cunningham Road, Durban.
When: Monday, June 2, at 6.30pm.
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