Prison Codes- Boebie Hamza and George Hill
Today on Backchat we were joined in studio by Boebie Hamza, director of the play Prison Codes and George Hill from Hip Hop Media. This fast-paced suspense drama opens at the NewSpace Theatre on 44 Long Street on the 8th June and runs until the 27th June after which it heads of f to the Grahams’ Town Arts Festival. Prison Codes runs at The New Space Theatre on Long Street from the 8th to 27th of June. Tickets costs R95 via Computicket on 083 915 8000 or at the New Space Theatre Centre on 021 422 5522. For discounted corporate or block-bookings, fundraisers and charities, call Hip Hop Media on 021-425 4770 during office hours.
Credit Crunch-Brent Palmer
We were also joined in studio by comedian Brent Palmer and he spoke about his latest show Credit Crunch. From 13 - 27 June 2009, Tuesday to Saturday at 8.30pm, you can laugh, cry and gnash your teeth with Brent as he ventures into the dark underworld of inflation, deflation, Cape flats sushi, corporate crooks, Third World debt and the real heroes who deal with the Big Issues… at the traffic lights. For more information visit http://www.brentpalmer.co.za/ or call
Trail of Hope- Tendai Sean Joe
Tendai Sean Joe joined us in studio to tell us more about Trail of Hope. Millions of children live and work on the streets, without food or education, adequate shelter, or a loving family or protection from traffickers, pedophiles, criminals and abusers. Tendai Joe, a Zimbabwean born former streetkid and his photographer friend, Albert Arcona from South Africa have decided enough is enough. They are embarking on a road trip by motor bike from Cape Town to London to raise awareness on the plight and taking on the challenge to raise the R10 000 000 needed to build the first Ubuntu Eco Village. For more information, visit www.trailofhope.co.za
Today on Backchat we were joined in studio by Boebie Hamza, director of the play Prison Codes and George Hill from Hip Hop Media. This fast-paced suspense drama opens at the NewSpace Theatre on 44 Long Street on the 8th June and runs until the 27th June after which it heads of f to the Grahams’ Town Arts Festival. Prison Codes runs at The New Space Theatre on Long Street from the 8th to 27th of June. Tickets costs R95 via Computicket on 083 915 8000 or at the New Space Theatre Centre on 021 422 5522. For discounted corporate or block-bookings, fundraisers and charities, call Hip Hop Media on 021-425 4770 during office hours.Credit Crunch-Brent Palmer
We were also joined in studio by comedian Brent Palmer and he spoke about his latest show Credit Crunch. From 13 - 27 June 2009, Tuesday to Saturday at 8.30pm, you can laugh, cry and gnash your teeth with Brent as he ventures into the dark underworld of inflation, deflation, Cape flats sushi, corporate crooks, Third World debt and the real heroes who deal with the Big Issues… at the traffic lights. For more information visit http://www.brentpalmer.co.za/ or callTrail of Hope- Tendai Sean Joe
Tendai Sean Joe joined us in studio to tell us more about Trail of Hope. Millions of children live and work on the streets, without food or education, adequate shelter, or a loving family or protection from traffickers, pedophiles, criminals and abusers. Tendai Joe, a Zimbabwean born former streetkid and his photographer friend, Albert Arcona from South Africa have decided enough is enough. They are embarking on a road trip by motor bike from Cape Town to London to raise awareness on the plight and taking on the challenge to raise the R10 000 000 needed to build the first Ubuntu Eco Village. For more information, visit www.trailofhope.co.za 
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