"Breaking the legacy of apartheid"
Today we spoke to Emiley Jansen from "Breaking the legacy of apartheid" project. We have heard that on Saturday October 06 they will be launching their new project called "Breaking the legacy of apartheid".
Their aim is to address the issue of racial tension in the Western Cape, family size, job opportunities, limited resources and self-distraction.
For more information you can call Emiley Jansen on 021 706 0481 or
Visit: http://www.emileyx.co.za/
We then spoke to Louw Venter the writer and the actor of "The Best Man’s speech". We spoke about this one man show, which will be staged, at Kalk Bay Theatre on 10 of October. Critically acclaimed and popular with audiences throughout SA, The Best Man’s Speech hones in on the stereotypical traditional wedding and the potentially awkward role of the best man. Audiences soon realize that they are guests at the wedding as Venter takes the idea of ‘the best man’s speech gone wrong’ and amplifies its cringe-factor with exponential abandon.
For more information you can contact Louw Venter on 021 424 0755
Their aim is to address the issue of racial tension in the Western Cape, family size, job opportunities, limited resources and self-distraction.
For more information you can call Emiley Jansen on 021 706 0481 or
Visit: http://www.emileyx.co.za/
We then spoke to Louw Venter the writer and the actor of "The Best Man’s speech". We spoke about this one man show, which will be staged, at Kalk Bay Theatre on 10 of October. Critically acclaimed and popular with audiences throughout SA, The Best Man’s Speech hones in on the stereotypical traditional wedding and the potentially awkward role of the best man. Audiences soon realize that they are guests at the wedding as Venter takes the idea of ‘the best man’s speech gone wrong’ and amplifies its cringe-factor with exponential abandon.
For more information you can contact Louw Venter on 021 424 0755
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