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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Don’t burn your sausage
Chris Forrest, comedian, and celebrity chef, Pete Goffe-Wood, join forces to “scrumptiously blend comedy and cooking together in Don’t Burn Your Sausage.” This “ingenious live show is deliciously funny and rather ‘whisk-qué” and the pair show us how food and … Continue reading
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South African International Ballet Competition Gala in Joburg on 7 September 2017
Dirk Badenhorst, founder and CEO of the South African International Ballet Competition held in Cape Town every second year, is hosting a Gala performance of classical and neo classical works performed by leading professional dancers from South Africa, Russia, Spain, … Continue reading
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Cape Wine Auction raise funds for education
Press release below: The Cape Wine Auction Trust is set to hold its yearly beneficiary workshop on Friday, September 1, at The Retreat, Boschendal Estate with this year’s theme being “Impact through Collaboration”. The annual Cape Wine Auction (CWA), sponsored … Continue reading
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BASA Award nominees
One of the most exciting things for the arts is the formation of a sponsoring partnership with a corporate sponsor. The BASA Awards are based on the premise of drawing attention to these corporate sponsors, and acknowledging the role … Continue reading
JPO’s Triumphal Relaunch
If ever a concert deserved to start with the victorious strains of Verdi’s Triumphal March from Aida, it is this one, The JPO Relaunch Concert. Beautifully played under the baton of the American Roderick Cox, and concert master Miro Chakaryan, … Continue reading