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Gadget Buddies
By Imran Khan
Jet Packs available soon
Martin Aircraft has announced that
it will be releasing its Jetpack to the
world in 2016. It is an amazing piece
of engineering that has been summarized into a wearable package.
has a 200 horsepower low vibration
engine that will give you speeds of
about 74 kilometers an hour. It car-
ries a standard fuel capacity of 45
litres, comparable to a small car and
will offer a flying range of up to 50
kilometres. They have been designing it with safety being the number
one priority and set limits on many
of its specifications. The altitude is
set for just 900 metres above ground
and the pack, although wearable,
has been designed as a full aircraft
complete with landing gear and cage
surround for the pilot. So what will
it cost? Martin have said that one of
these cool toys will cost you 150000
US Dollars in 2016 and in South Africa that equates to about 1,8 million
Rands, dependant on the exchange
rate. Sure it will alleviate the hassle
to drive to work or exit a crowded
stadium after the game, but for that
sort of price we’ll wait a bit longer.
Prosthetic Hand – Made in SA
A low cost, quality prosthetic hand
has been designed and made in
South Africa. The hand was designed
in Cape Town and 3D printed in
Bloemfontein. The project was initiated by Mechanical Engineer, Doctor
George Vicatos from the University of
Cape Town, where he spent months
designing and drawing up plans for
the prosthetic hand.
Once completed Vicatos sent his
plans to the Central University of
Technology in Bloemfontein where
they 3D printed each piece in full
detail and sent them back to Cape
Town. The final product was a mechanically operated prosthetic hand
that was more affordable and perfectly suited for the South African
public health sector. Their most recent project prior to the hand was
heart valves. This is really impressive
and a sure sign of the bright minds
available in South Africa. Vicatos is
yet to test his design on a human
patient, but there is firm interest already from people who would benefit
from his invention.
Keys, what keys?
South African hotels will soon throw
away keys, key cards and all the above
as they move towards software which
The Martin Jet Pack
Smart Phone entry is almost here
allows guests to enter their rooms
using Bluetooth or “Near Field Communication” and their smart phones.
This is according to Price Water
House Coopers Hospitality and Gaming Industry, who said that their business models are undergoing changes
in the presence of an ever changing
technological landscape.
The system will work with a
downloadable application that will
allow guests to do a bit more than
just open the door. Within the app
they will add functionality to allow
you to book a room, pay and check
in online. Further, the app will allow
you to control devices inside your
room like the TV, Curtains or air conditioner all while booking that Spa
Treatment or scrolling through the
room service menu.
The pimple, the rose and the utopia
Encore
By Rafiek Mammon
[email protected]
I
never professed to be in any way
shape or form a philosopher.
For, what is that exactly? We all
have a philosophy (or philosophies) by which we live. And far be it
for me to dictate to others how they
should live their lives. I have always
maintained and have been abundantly aware that the world is as it
is, and not as I am…
And I won’t ever mean to sound
like a Khalil Gibran or a Deepak
Chopra – heaven knows I am not
nearly as insightful and visionary as
they are but, many years ago I, like
many of us at age 20-something,
and ready to rule the world, thought
I was very profound when I wrote
one of my many student theatre
productions. The tagline for a HIV/
Aids awareness programme we ran at
the then Peninsula Technikon, now
CPUT read: “A rose minus one petal
is still a thing of beauty; it is merely
a question of perspective…”
I have noticed that the emphasis
of people on outer beauty and outer
“perfection” has become more of an
obsession. Case in point: a pimple
on your back is less likely to bother
you the way a pimple on your face
would, right? The nature of man?
The power of advertising? Double
ditto for emphases on corporeal acquisitions versus spiritual ones. It’s
as if we have all become idiotic. We
only see the material being and are
unable to see what evil lurks in the
hearts and the souls of man…as if
the yin and yang do not live together
in one heart. For, if we cover up the
blemish with make-up it is perceived
not to be there. If we cover the abuse
in a household with a well-maintained garden and a perfectly white
picket fence, the perception is that
all is well within the household.
It just so happened, coinciden-
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tally, that I received an e-mail from
my dear friend and physiotherapist
who is the only person “allowed” to
send me chain mails as hers are always inspirational in the true sense
of the word (well I guess the word
“inspirational” also is a question of
perspective), but she knows me well
enough to know what kind of philosophies I am inclined towards. Here
is an edited version of that mail:
“There is an innocence inside us
that is so pure and untouched, like
the core of a rose that is just beginning to bloom. We feel that innocence and purity deeply protected
by the portions of us that we had to
close off, like a doorway to a sacred
room. This doorway, and the room it
protected, needed to be locked and
even hidden from a world that was
harsh and filled with fear.
Now we are beginning to feel that
innocence and purity, and we want
to open the door and allow that essence to fill our body and flow out
into the world. However, we don’t
know if we can protect that innocence and purity once it is set loose
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into a reality that does not yet fully
love.
If we open this door, will the remaining darkness rush in and extinguish the light? If we open this door,
will the purity and love be lost in the
shield we have created to protect it?
If we incorporate these qualities of
purity and innocence into our body,
will it become lost in the remaining
fear and protectiveness?
Yes, we fear that all of these things
will happen. But, if we base our decision on this fear, have we chosen fear
over purity and innocence? How do
we protect that which is virgin to this
harsh world? Must we wait until the
world is not quite as discordant and
more harmonious?
There are so many questions, but
we ask them from our mind. We
need to ask our heart. We need to
ask this embryo of purity expanding
in our High Heart what we should
do…the roses that bloom when the
atmosphere is not perfect suffer the
harshness of a reality not yet ready
for their gift. However, some brave
ones must ‘test the waters’ to see if
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it is safe for the others to bloom, as
well.
The simple rose does not know
fear. The Rose is still a bud, but it is
soon to open.
The transition of our consciousness is much like the opening of a
rose. For many eons we, the members of Earth, have placed our consciousness on the outside of the rose.
The core of the rose was a mystery
to us.
And so we began the long journey
to the centre of the rose, the centre
of ourselves…
We became safe deep within
ourselves. We were no longer alone
there.
As we looked around us, we could
see that there were still roses that
appeared to be independent from
us. However, when we placed our
attention upon them, they lovingly
and willingly opened their heart to
us, as we did to them. There were no
secrets; there was no fear; there was
only unity and love. We were home!”
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Travelling & Living with the stars
What is your favourite travel destination, and why?
The Himalayas. I’ve travelled around
Manila in India, and Nepal’s Annapurna region, and can’t wait to go
back to explore more of the range.
It’s a culturally fascinating area, and
the beauty and sheer scale of the
mountains is overwhelming.
Matthew Wild
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n this regular column, we chat to
some of SA’s premier personalities about their travel experiences and favourite local pastimes
and haunts.
This week we catch up with theatre
and opera director extraordinaire,
MATTHEW WILD, who’s latest foray
into that particular art form known
as the musical, ‘West Side Story’, will
be landing at the Artscape Opera
House on Thursday, July 23. (Read
more about the production in this
week’s edition of #TheatreBuzz, on
page 5.)
What was your first international
trip, and what do you remember
most vividly about the experience?
My mother saved up to take me (a
culture-mad 14 year-old at the time)
on a trip to London in the early
1990s. I loved the art galleries and
historical sites, but getting my first
taste of theatre in the West End had
the biggest impact on me. We saw
‘Cats’, ‘Phantom’, ‘Les Mis’, ‘Sunset
Boulevard’ with Patti Lupone, and I
even managed to score a standing
room ticket for Marilyn Horne’s farewell performance at the Royal Opera
House in Covent Garden.
What is the first thing you usually
do when you arrive at your destination and you’re trying to get acclimated?
If I’m travelling for business and
crossing time zones, I try to get onto
destination time as soon as I’m on
the flight, and get some fresh air and
sunlight when I arrive in my new
neighbourhood. When I’m backpacking, I generally don’t pre-book anything except the flight, and play it by
ear when I touch down.
What for you is usually the best way
to soak up the culture you’re in?
Make friends with locals who can get
you off the tourist trail; and choose
land or water travel over domestic
flights whenever possible. I spent
three months travelling across South
America by bus and boat in my midtwenties, and have never been happier.
Flying – love it, or hate it?
I quite enjoy flying, and normally use
the time in the air to catch up on a
bit of work and a lot of movies. On
the very rare occasions when I get
to sit nearer the front of the plane,
I love it.
What has been your favourite cuisine that you have discovered on
your travels?
North Indian. You can have mindblowingly good food wherever you
find yourself for under R30.
You’ve got exactly R48 in your wallet. Where do you go for lunch in
Cape Town and in Joburg, and what
Wild in Bolivia
do you have?
In Cape Town, New York Bagels (just
around the corner from my apartment, and the Fugard Theatre) for
a bacon, avo and tomato bagel. In
Joburg, I’d probably stick to a flat
white and croissant at Father Coffee
in Braamfontein.
Ideal night out: watching an opera
before hitting the town in Madrid or
Berlin.
Ideal night in: staying glued to the
couch with my significant other, with
a bottle of good wine and reruns of
‘30 Rock’, ‘Veep’ or ‘Arrested Development’.
What is your speciality in the kitchen?
I do a pretty mean rare ostrich steak.
What makes life worth living?
Having adventures, staying curious
and doing work that you believe in.
Describe your ideal night in, and
out.
* Book for ‘West Side Story’ at Computicket.
Good Hope FM turns 50 and plans to take over July
As the first commercial radio station in Cape Town to reach the 50year mark, Good Hope FM plans to
celebrate for their entire ‘birthday
month’ of July to honour this iconic
achievement.
Reaching this milestone is a significant feather their cap and Good
Hope FM sees it as an opportunity
to reflect on top achievements and
also to strengthen the brand even
more. “We are on a constant mission to reinvent ourselves and to
stay ahead of the curve, but we are
also proud of our past, knowing that
radio and entertainment industry
heavyweights like Mark Gillman, Riaan Cruywagen, Randall Abrahams,
Zuraida Jardine, Jeannie D and more
recently Nick Hamman all launched
their careers and got noticed first
atGood Hope FM,” says Good Hope
FM Station Manager, Brendan Ficks.
“As a brand we are an integral part
of Cape Town culture and heritage
and we intend to keep it that way,
so to commemorate this exciting occasion I’d like to personally invite all
our loyal listeners to celebrate with
us, because we wouldn’t be here
without them,” adds Ficks.
The race to gain and retain listeners is never-ending and was brought
about largely by the deregulation
and liberalisation of broadcasting
in the late 1990s when commercial
radio licences were granted to eight
new radio stations, however Good
Hope FM managed to survive and
thrive.
A jam-packed calendar of celebratory activities for the month
includes: ten fun days of live broadcasts for the ‘Suck it, we’re 50!’ campaign where listeners are encouraged
to pop in and meet their favourite
DJs; the announcement of a brand
new weekend show ‘The Full House’
co-hosted by dynamic duo Lalla Hirayama and Taryn Louch; and on-air
birthday giveaways and supporting
the ‘Souper Heroes’ drive to donate
67 litres of soup for Madiba Day.
Celebrations will culminate at a big
‘5.0 Gold’ themed birthday party for
listeners and VIPs.
Brand new weekend show ‘The
Full House’ is going live this Sunday, July 5 from 9am to 12pm with
co-hosts South African celebrity,
dancer, actor and TV presenter, Lalla Hirayama, and entertainer, entrepreneur and writer, Taryn Louch.
Together, they will entertain listeners on their weekly show, which will
largely be broadcast from the SABC
studios in Johannesburg and promises to be lots of high energy fun
as the two will deliver all the latest
gossip and industry news, first hand.
The dynamic duo’s first show will
be broadcast live from Bay Harbour
Market, Hout Bay and listeners are
invited to pop in and say hello.
* Visit www.goodhopefm.co.za for
more information.
Good Hope FM is now available to
listen to on DSTV, channel 903.
Lalla and Taryn
CHOW. NOW.
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The Next 48hOURS • Entertainment Guide
Your guide to
the best of what
is happening
in and around
Cape Town.
To list your event,
email:
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THEATRE
Ian and Viv Von Memerty –
Fantastic 50
A theatrical performance by
the renowned entertainer Ian
von Memerty and dancer Vivianne Lawrence who celebrate turning 50, includes
dancing, music and colourful
costumes. Until 12 July
R95 – R165
Theatre on The Bay,
1A Link Street,
Camps Bay,
Tel: (021) 438 3301
Born in RSA
A revival of the hit docu-drama by Barney Simon to mark
the 20th anniversary of the
passing of the theatre legend.
8 July – 8 August @ 7pm
R25 – R150
The Baxter Theatre, Main
Road, Rondebosch, Tel:
(021) 685 7880
Borne Frees – Stories of Hope
Borne Frees – Stories of
Hope is a dance show by the
UCT training programme,
featuring over a 100 learners
from diverse schools under
guidance of choreographers
from New World Dance Theatre.
9 – 11 July @ 7pm
R40
Artscape Theatre, Tel: (021)
410 9800
Madame Zingara – The Celebration
The award-winning dinner
theatre cirque spectacular returns. Madame Zingara celebrates its 15th anniversary
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Music Exchange
When music changed the world (and SA)
By Martin Myers
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@martinmyers
riting this on the last day of
the first six months of the
year, I was looking in my
library at my collection of
books and stumbled across a book called
the ‘Greatest Show On Earth: Live Aid’.
Upon further investigation I realised the
30 anniversary is coming up, as the event
was staged on July 13, 1985.
The event was organised by Bob Geldof
and Midge Ure to raise funds for relief of
the on-going Ethiopian famine. Billed as
the ‘global jukebox’, the event was held
simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in
London (attended by 72000 people) and
John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia
(attended by about 100000 people).
Artists who performed at Wembley
(in order of appearance):
Status Quo; Style Council; Boomtown Rats;
Adam Ant; Ultravox; Spandau Ballet; Elvis
Costello; Nik Kershaw; Sade; Sting; Phil Collins (also with Sting); Howard Jones; Bryan
Ferry; Paul Young (also with Alison Moyet);
U2; Dire Straits (also with Sting); Queen;
David Bowie; The Who; Elton John (also
with Kiki Dee and Wham); Freddie Mercury
with Brian May; and Paul McCartney.
THEATRE
production in a brand new
custom built three storey high
Belgian spiegelpaleis with
new upper level balconies, a
new menu, advanced digital
sound and lighting, and pyrotechnics.
R650 – R950
7 July – 26 September
@ 6pm
Grand Parade, Tel: 0861
623263
Defending the Caveman
A solo comedy performance
by Tim Plewman of the longest running solo play in
Broadway history.
Defending the Caveman is
phenomenally
successful
one-man insight into the ways
men and women fight, laugh
and love.
Until 4 July
R150 – R200
Baxter Concert Hall, Main
Road, Rondebosch, Tel:
(021) 685 7880
Orpheus in Africa
The return of the production
by popular demand, David
Kramer directs a new musical about Orpheus McAdoo
and the Virginia Jubilee Singers who came to South Africa
from the USA in 1890. Starring tenor Aubrey Poo and
soprano Lynelle Kenned.
Until 6 October
R110 – R220
The Fugard Theatre, Corner
Caledon & Lower Buitenkant
Street,
Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 461 4554
Artists who performed in Philadelphia (in order of appearance):
Bernard Watson; Joan Baez; The Hooters; The Four Tops; Billy Ocean; Black
Sabbath; Run DMC; Rick Springfield;
REO Speedwagon; Crosby, Stills and
Nash; Judas Priest; Bryan Adams; Beach
Boys; George Thorogood & the Destroyers (also with Bo Diddley & Albert Collins); Simple Minds; The Pretenders;
Santana (also with Pat Metheny); Ashford & Simpson with Teddy Pendergrass;
Madonna; Tom Petty; Kenny Loggins;
The Cars; Neil Young; Power Station;
Thompson Twins (also with Madonna);
Eric Clapton; Phil Collins; Robert Plant,
Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones; Duran
Duran; Patti LaBelle; Hall & Oates (also
with Eddie Kendricks and David Ruffin);
Mick Jagger (also with Tina Turner);
and Bob Dylan, Keith Richards and Ron
Wood.
The list is mind-boggling and music did
indeed change the world that day. South
Africa had a musical watershed moment
a few months earlier that year when
Concert in the Park was celebrated at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on January 12,
1985, in aid of Operation Hunger. Acts
on the bill included Brenda and the Big
Dudes, CJB, Ella Mental, Margaret Singana and The Rockets, Petit Cheval, PJ
Powers and Hotline, Ricardo, Robin Auld
and Z Astaire, Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse,
Soul Brothers and many more.
THEATRE
Kaapse Stories
This delightful musical revue
celebrates the joyful, resilient
spirit of the colourful people
who populate the city that lies
at the foot of Table Mountain.
Couched in the recent history
of the Cape, “Kaapse Stories”
deftly relates stories of Cape
Town and her people, their
struggles, victories and personalities, all with a hefty
dose of comedy.
Tuesday, Thursdays & Saturdays @ 7:30pm
R435pp (incl. Drink on arrival
& 4 course dinner)
Richards Supper Stage, 229a
Corner Main Road, Corner
Glengariff, Tel: (021) 434
4497
ART
Woodstock Exhibition
A showcase of South African
collectible design woodwork
at the Southern Guild Gallery,
produced by 22 of the country’s most recognised names
in design, including Peter Mabeo, Philippe Bousquet and
Pierre Cronje.
Until 28 August
Southern Guild Gallery, 10 –
16 Lewin Street, Woodstock,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 461
2856
Bit by Bit Mosaic Full day workshops that are
perfect for beginners – ‘you
will be amazed at what you
can achieve after just one
day,’ says owner Kerry Atherstone. What a fantastic way
to spend the day; relax, learn
ART
an amazing skill and you get
to take home your project.
R400 per person including
lunch.
Observatory, Cape Town, Tel:
079 042 3908
Big Tree Mosaics Join Michelle McConnell, who
started her journey into the
art of mosaics after an inspirational trip to Turkey, at her
home studio in Durbanville.
9:30am – 12:30pm & 6pm –
8pm
R60 – R90
42 Primula Crescent, Wellway Park East, Durbanville,
Tel: 073 653 2688
Fiddlewood Pottery Studios
Classes are small and intimate giving students ample
individual attention as they
learn the tricks of the trade.
Beginners are more than welcome to come and learn
about pottery basics such as;
glazing, firing, hand as well
as wheelwork.
10am – 12:30pm, 7:30pm –
10pm & 5pm – 9:30pm
R410
Fiddlewood Pottery Studio
88, 1st Avenue, Harfield Village, Claremont, Tel: (021)
671 2515
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Oranjezicht City Farm Market
With more than 60 traders
bringing their wares to market, an abundance of fresh
locally-grown
vegetables,
fruit, herbs and other ingredients are available. Stock the
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Concert in the Park ended up raising in excess of R450000 for Operation Hunger. More significant than the
fundraising, however, was the complete
integration of the audience, with black
and white dancing side by side, and the
peaceful mood that prevailed amongst
all. “Integrated audiences were a no-no,”
recalls radio DJ Alex Jay. The artists were
up for it; the venue was up for it, but the
crowd made the show. Real South Africans! It was their day!”
“It became a watershed for what was
to happen in South Africa,” says Sipho
‘Hotstix’ Mabuse. “You’d never had the
experience of black and white musicians
performing on that kind of stage, where
you had 50% of the audience white, and
50% black. You’d never experienced such
Tina Turner and Mick Jagger performing at Live Aid in Philadelphia on July 13, 1985
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a huge, integrated audience in South Africa. For the first time, South Africans
began to know each other through the
music, and Concert in the Park was the
catalyst in [achieving] that.”
I fear these moments are going to be
lost on the youth of today if the teaching is not brought into the classroom.
Only last week SA Rugby reminded
South Africa, so very well, of 1995 and
winning the Rugby World Cup at that
very same stadium. Let’s not shun cultural moments like this and lose the life
lessons they contain.
Gig of the week:
Have guitar, will travel - Joan Armatrading will be on show at the CTICC for two
shows on Friday and an extra night added on Saturday, with a special guest performance by Jesse Clegg on both nights.
This unique series of solo shows will feature Joan’s classic hits ‘Me, Myself I’ as
well as a mix of other favorites such as
‘Love and Affection’, ‘Willow’ and ‘Drop
The Pilot’, plus some of Joan’s more recent compositions.
Fans new and old will enjoy a musical
voyage spanning Joan Armatrading’s
entire career and the many genres she
has mastered including Pop, Blues, Folk,
Reggae and Jazz.
Ticket prices range from R450 to R650
from Computicket.
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pantry with an array of bread,
cheese, nuts, olive oil, spices,
yoghurt, honey, ethically
sourced meats, biltong, fish,
and more. If you’re feeling
puckish, artisanal food traders serve breakfast and lunch
fare to eat at the market or for
takeaway, as well as coffees,
teas, juices, smoothies and
other items. All tastes are catered for including vegan,
banting, gluten-free, sugarfree and other dietary preferences.
Every Saturday @ 9am –
2pm
Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront
Tokai Forest Market
Good Night Market
The monthly market is the
passion project of Cape Town
local and fashion guru Kim
Speer, who also runs the
weekly Friday night Blue Bird
Garage Food and Goods
Market out of the same space
(an old converted postal
plane hangar in the heart of
the suburb). While she gives
much of her attention to the
regular evening event, she
launched the vibey daytime
clothing and design fair in an
effort to find expression for
her long-time love of beautiful
attire.
Every 1st Saturday of the
month @ 11am – 4pm
Blue Bird Garage, Muizenberg, Tel: 082 3312471
Already well known as a
home for African craft and design, the Watershed has recently added a new event to
Cape Town’s monthly schedule. The Good Night Market,
is a monthly event celebrating
local and continental arts and
creativity by bringing a creative showcase to the Watershed for visitors to enjoy.
Each month visitors are in for
a surprise, as a different creative offering is showcased at
the market, from photography
exhibitions and art displays to
live music and performance
art. Food trucks, a drinks bar
and live music will entertain
visitors while they browse the
Watershed’s offerings and the
month’s creative showcase.
29 July, and 26 August @
10am – 9pm
Watershed, 17 Dock Road,
V&A Waterfront, Cape Town,
Tel: (021) 408 7840
This market has a little bit of
something for visitors of all
ages. It also provides an opportunity for some family
quality time and adventure.
There is a great deal of fun to
be had for each member of
the family, from activities for
the kids to shopping for the
teens as well as culinary
highlights for the foodies.
Every Saturday @ 9am –
2pm
Tokai Forest, Orpen Road/
Spaanchemat River Road,
Tokai
Fashion in the Village Market
Durbanville Saturday Market
With over 200 stalls you will
find everything from crafts,
food and plants. Bring the
kids and enjoy the market under the ancient oak trees
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while listening to soulful music play in the background.
Every 1st Saturday of every
month @ 8:30am – 2pm
FREE
Gardens of Rust en Vrede
Estate, Wellington Rd, Durbanville, Tel: 072 173 1040
Milnerton Flea Market
Cape Town’s most diverse
outdoor market and famous
landmark for bargain hunters!
Enjoy endless variety of used
items ranging from household
goods and bric-a-brac, to collectables and antiques at bargain prices.
Open weather permitting
from 8am Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays
Ample free parking
Marine Drive (R27), Metro Industrial
For further info visit www.milnertonfleamarket.co.za
City Bowl Market on Hope
Pull in and get your fill of exotic eats and wholesome
treats. Along with Food from
around the world - breakfast
and lunch Smoothies, gourmet coffee, delicious desserts, beer, wine, ginger beer,
live music, beautiful clothing
& jewellery, and more.
Every Thursday & Saturday
14 Hope Street, Gardens, Tel:
073 2708043
The Palms Market brings Die
Platteland to City Tables
“Here we laugh, make music,
and exchange hugs and
chats with familiar faces. We
sell food from the heart and
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JULY 2015 Issue no. 6
The Fugard’s ‘West Side Story’ comes alive in July
THEATRE
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egarded by many fans of the genre as
perhaps the best musical ever written
– ‘West Side Story’ – is set to explode
onto the Cape Town stage this winter.
This Eric Abraham and Fugard Theatre
production is brought to audiences by the
award-winning creative team behind the
smash hits ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ and
‘Cabaret’.
This multiple award-winning musical
- based on a conception of Jerome Robbins with book by Arthur Laurents, music
by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen
Sondheim - will open at the Artscape Opera
House in July.
With a full cast of 40, and the Cape Town
Philharmonic Orchestra in the orchestra pit,
this will be a must-see for the whole family
and a highlight on the 2015 musical theatre
calendar.
The powerful cast will be led by South
African theatre stars Jonathan Roxmouth
(‘Phantom of the Opera’, ‘Sunset Boulevard’,
‘A Handful of Keys’, ‘Grease’) as Tony; Lynelle Kenned (‘Blood Brothers’, ‘Showboat’,
‘Orpheus in Africa’) as Maria; Bianca Le
Grange (‘Blood Brothers’) as Anita; Christopher Jaftha (‘Dirty Dancing’) as Bernardo;
and Daniel Buys (‘Jersey Boys’, ‘The Rocky
Horror Show’) as Action.
Come and enjoy arguably the most famous, legendary musical hits of all time
which include ‘The Jet Song’, ‘Maria’, ‘America’, ‘I Feel Pretty’ and ‘Tonight’ as the incredible creative team and scintillating local
cast breathe new life into this musical masterpiece.
* Tickets are now on sale through Computicket or 0861 915 8000, via the Artscape box
office on 021 421 7695 or the Fugard Theatre
box office on 021 461 4554.
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‘Fantastic 50’
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‘Twee Vir Die
Prys Van Een’
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‘The Vortex’
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Chris Jaftha as Bernardo
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‘Fantastic 50’, starring Ian and Viv Von Memerty
Until July 12
Q&A with IAN VON MEMERTY
When you started out as a performer, did you ever
image that in the future you’d be celebrating the kind
of career you have had thus far?
I was so naïve! I really thought it was like Mickey
Rooney and Judy Garland (which by the way I had never
heard of). One of the joys of my career has been that
I have never played the prediction game. New things
come up – form outside and internally and I follow
them and more than 30 years later, I am still discovering
and learning.
What can audiences look forward to with ‘Fantastic
50’?
Aside from a night of great entertainment, I think three
words that would best describe the show are, funny - it
really has loads of laugh out loud comedy sequences;
glamour – viv has costumes that any woman would kill
for; and honesty –we are quite open about the agonies
and joys of our journey through parenting, partnering,
and performing.
What was the response like in Joburg?
Of all the shows I have done, this one has moved people
more than any other. If Ian Von Memerty has a brand it
is as the “all round entertainer” and this show has all of
that, but is an emotional and professional collaboration
unlike any other I have done. We got so much feedback about “being reminded about love”; and “being
delighted and humbled.” So I suppose in one word it
is fulfilling.
What would you say has been the main ingredient in
your recipe of longevity?
Work and versatility, but more than anything, I think
it is work - the ability to keep studying, learning new
things; ensuring my last performance was my best. My
only natural talent was as a pianist and every pianist
knows that is just the starting line. As a dancer, singer,
comic, writer – all of that I started late. So work (and
the work ethic of a Germanic Calvinist).
What’s up next for the Von Memertys?
Well, we are planning our next partnership show, looking at why duos make magic, from Gershwin to Lennon
and McCartney, provisionally called ‘Synergy’. My next
one man show is ‘Keyboard Kings’, a showcase of the
great composer/lyricists from Fats Waller to John Legend. And I am in the process of directing ‘Superskouspel’, which for the first time will be in a stadium for
25000 people. So a smallish challenge there.
Ian and Viv Von Memerty in ‘Fantastic 50’
‘Twee Vir Die Prys Van Een’
‘The Vortex’
July 15 to 26
July 28 to August 8
Pieter Toerien productions will be presenting Cape Town City Ballet in Marc Goldberg’s dance adaptation of Noel Coward’s
hugely controversial play ‘The Vortex’ at
the end of July, running into August.
The ballet explores themes of drug addiction in 1920s high society, adultery,
aging and dysfunctional family dynamics
over the course of a weekend in the country home of David and Florence Lancaster.
We follow Florence through the return
of her son, Nicky, and his new found fiancé
Bunty from Paris and the gradual understanding that Nicky is harbouring a dark
secret. Florence’s obsession with youth
and beauty is displayed in her constant affairs with much younger men, in this case
the dashing Tom, her current lover and a
school friend of her son’s, which proves to
be a greater challenge than anticipated.
All this and more culminates in an explosion that irrevocably changes the lives
of those involved.
Musically the audience will experience
the unspoken tensions in the production
by the use of juxtaposing composers. Coward’s live recordings of hits like ‘Poor Little
Rich Girl’, ‘I went to a Marvelous Party’
and ‘Mad About The Boy’ are combined
with Mexican electronic composer Murcof’s very atmospheric and sophisticated
style to create a varied and sometimes
chilling canvas of the human perspective,
while working in the frame of Coward’s
glamour, frivolity and opulence of the era.
The cast of ‘Twee Vir Die Prys Van Een’
A star-studded, multi award winning ensemble
of Afrikaans actors stars in this fresh, smartly humorous and surprising comedy about love, life
and the painful truths that often exist right under our noses.
‘Twee Vir Die Prys Van Een’, presented by
Kosie House of Theatre, stars Hannes Muller of
Groet die Grotman’ (the Afrikaans version of
Defending The Caveman’) fame in the lead role.
Appearing alongside the actor are legendary comedic actress Lizz Meiring and Michelle Botha,
star of various stage dramas and musicals, as well
as the Kyknet TV show ‘Getroud Met Rugby’, all
of them directed by Neels Clasen.
In the production, the audience meets Walter
Muller), a painter who arrives at a well-to-do
business man’s house to paint his study. Walter
s actually a struggling, but immensely ambitious
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put food on the table.
Mercia (Meiring) is the businessman’s pretentious, holier than thou wife who finds herself
in a painful predicament when Janie (Botha),
the wife of her scheming, out of wedlock lover,
shows up and threatens to expose the affair.
Janie wants to tell Mercia’s husband about his
wife’s torrid extra-marital activities, but Mercia
will stop at nothing to prevent this from happening.
The hapless Walter – the unemployed actor/
painter – finds himself dragged into the lurid
mess, with humorous, surprising and fatal results.
‘Twee Vir Die Prys Van Een’ is sophisticated,
yet identifiable comedy at its best.
The cast of ‘The Vortex’
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Artscape Women Humanity Arts Festival 2015
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rtscape Theatre will be celebrating their ninth annual
Women Humanity Arts Festival from Thursday to Sunday,
August 6 to 9.
The Festival was born out of the
need to honour and give a platform
to the countless women who tirelessly work and strive towards achieving
a society where women are acknowledged and treated with respect.
Artscape Theatre will come alive
with four theatre productions, (‘Bittersoet’, ‘Cold Case: Revisiting Dulcie
September’, ‘Henrietta With Love’
and ‘Die Glas Ennie Draad’) as well
as two dance productions by Unmute Dance Company (‘Trapped’ and
‘Ashed’).
A humanity walk will be followed
by a humanity meal, business, social
media and law workshops, a dialogue, film screenings, exhibitions,
Pink Drive free breast examinations.
CANSA will be conducting breast
screenings, blood pressure and blood
glucose level testing and TB, HIV
health screenings and much more.
Veteran human rights organisation,
Black Sash, will be celebrating their
60th anniversary at the festival also.
The women of Cape Town will be
taking to the streets again this year
to celebrate Women’s Day, on the
Sunday. Following the success last
year of WOMAN ZONE’s Women’s
Humanity Walk, participants can look
forward to it being even bigger and
stronger. The Walk will start at The
District Six Homecoming Centre and
finish at the Artscape Piazza where
there will be music and speeches
followed by a Humanity Meal sponsored by The Next 48hOURS.
Woman Zone will also be launching their book, ‘Being a woman in
Cape Town: Telling your Story’. The
2015 Artscape Women Humanity Arts
Festival will end on a high note with
a Gospel Concert. The line-up will include artist like Neville D, Rouchelle
Liedemann, Tertia Hendricks, Michelle Botha and Anele Tame.
* For up to date information and the
full programme, visit www.artscape.
co.za.
Book tickets through Computicket
or Artscape Dial-a-Seat on 021 421
7695.
A scene from ‘Henrietta with Love’
Daniel Richards and Gantane Kusch in ‘Die Glas Ennie Draad’
Elsabé Daneel in ‘Bittersoet’
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Nadine McKenzie in ‘Trapped’
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Barney Simon’s ‘Born In The RSA’
July 8 to August 8
T
heatre legend Barney Simon
will be celebrated at the Baxter from Wednesday, July 8,
to August 8, at 7pm nightly,
with the revival of his hit production ‘Born in the RSA’, 30 years after its world premiere and 20 years
after his death.
The riveting docu-drama lays
bare a slice of everyday South Africa
and its people during the state of
emergency at the height of apartheid. The interwoven testimonies
of the seven characters, all ordinary
citizens - from a teacher, a housewife, a lawyer to an activist and a
police spy - is brought into focus
as they uncover the dangers of the
oppressive system of government at
the time. Devised by Simon and the
original cast, director Thoko Ntshinga (who performed in the original
production) has assembled a dynamic new generation of actors to
bring to life the powerful play.
“Dramatic, emotional and intellectual energy” - New York Times
“Brilliantly perceptive” - The Star
Dobs Madotyeni, Zanele Radu, Joanna Evans, Roeline Daneel, Francis Chouler, Faniswa Yisa, Emily Child in ‘Born the RSA’,
- Picture by Oscar O’ Ryan
“A play infinitely worth seeing”
- Sunday Times
‘The Three
Little Pigs’
‘From Elsies River
To The World’
The 11th Jive Cape Town
Funny Festival
July 14 to 18
July 10 and 11
July 20 to August 16
A scene from ‘The Three Little Pigs’
Donveno Prins in ‘From Elsies to the World’
The 11th Jive Cape Town Funny Festival lineup
The Lilliput Children’s Theatre Company will present the
delightful children’s favourite The Three Little Pigs for
one week only during this July school holidays from
Tuesday to Saturday, July 14 to 18, at 10am daily.
Saxophonist and musician Donveno Prins comes to the Baxter
with his first one-man show From Elsies to the World, directed
by Alistair Izobell, for two nights only on Friday and Saturday,
July 10 and 11, at 8pm. Accompanied by a full live band, fans
can enjoy an evening of great music and incredible storytelling.
The 11th Jive Cape Town Funny Festival kicks off from Monday, July 20, to August 16, showcasing a selection of top local
comics and speciality acts from around the world. The popular
festival promises world class entertainment and laughter.
Booking for any of these exciting shows is through Computicket on 0861 915 8000, online at www.computicket.com or at any Shoprite Checkers outlet.
For more information, visit www.baxter.co.za, or call 021 685 7880. facebook.com/BaxterTheatre twitter.com/BaxterTheatre
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Guide
The
MARKETS
it’s like meeting up with old
friends on the village square
every Saturday: shopping,
eating and drinking – as likeminded people have done for
centuries.”
EVERY Saturday @ 9am 2pm
FREE parking
The Palms, 145 Sir Lowry Rd,
Woodstock, (021) 462 0394
www.palms.co.za
[email protected]
Alphen Antiques and Collectables Markets
A variety of items will be on
sale. Entry is free, there is
ample parking and refreshments are available.
2nd & 4th Sunday of every
month
@ 10am – 4pm
Alphen Community Centre
Hall, Constantia Main Road,
Opposite Constantia Village,
Tel: 084 6267499
Bay Harbour Market (Hout Bay)
An inspiring destination for
breakfast, lunch and dinner,
this weekend market kicks off
with Friday Nite LIVE!, offering live music, at least 26 culinary experts catering to everything
from
Tunisian
cuisine, Seafood platters,
Oven-fired Pizza to gourmet
Sandwiches, speciality soups
and everything in-between.
Dates & times: Friday Nite
LIVE!: 5 pm to 9 pm; Sunday:
9.30 am to 4 pm.
Extended trading hours on
Saturdays from 16 November
2013: Saturdays 10.30am6pm
31 Harbour Road,
Hout Bay, Cape Town
EVENTS
Wola Nani Charity Book Sale
Wola Nani’s book sale is a
curated event that offers not
only current best-sellers in
fiction but also cult, classic
and covetable tomes for bibliophiles, collectors and bookworms alike.
Until 5 July
Gardens Centre, Gardens,
Tel: 083 3422261
Tutankhamun – His Tomb and
His Treasures Exhibition
An international exhibition
with over 1000 replicated
burial treasures of the King
Tutankhamun tomb.
Until 27 September
R100 – R160, Kids under 6
FREE
Sun Exhibits, Grandwest, 1
Vanguard Drive, Goodwood,
www.tut-exhibition.co.za
MUSIC
Arno Carstens
Join Arno Carstens for a live
intimate show of hypnotic
rock.
3 July @ 7pm
Café Roux, Noordhoek Farm
Village, 270 Chapmans Peak
Drive, Noordhoek, Tel: (021)
789 2538
The Bootleggers
The Bootleggers are a Cape
Town based band comprising
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MUSIC
KIDS FUN
of very talented and experienced musicians. They have
been playing many of the local venues including The
Brass Bell, Ferryman’s, Mercury, Hout Bay market for the
last few years with their version of up-tempo blues covering the songs of Jimmy Reed,
Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon,
Buddy Guy, Freddy King, Etta
James and more.
3 July @ False Bay Rugby
Club
4 July @ Brass Bell, Kalk
Bay
ties!
R130
Cape Quarter, Cavendish
Square, The Paddocks, V&A
Waterfront & Willowbridge
Centre, www.artjamming.co.
za
Joan Armatrading
The Ivor Novello Award-winning British rock/pop/blues
artist best known for ‘Weakness in Me’ and ‘Love and
Affection’ performs as part of
her last ever world tour.
3 July @ 8pm
R225 – R650
Cape Town International
Convention Centre, 1 Lower
Long Street, Cape Town
NIGHTLIFE
Electric Jungle Feat Hyphen and
Phaze
Come alive with the charged
sounds of Cape Town’s latest
Friday night phenomena.
3 July @ 10pm
The Dragon Room, 84 Harrington Street, Tel: 082
0770335
Era Feat. Alberto Ruiz
The heat is about to go up
over at Era with Ruiz pulling
through and changing the
game.
3 July @ 10pm
Era, 71 Long Street, Cape
Town , Tel: (021) 456 7890
Fresh Cuts
This Friday fiction will be
making a few fresh cuts and
bringing in the big boys.
3 July @ 10pm
Fiction, 226 Long Street,
Cape Town
KIDS FUN
Goldilocks & The Three Bears
This delightful children’s classic follows the adventure of
Goldilocks in the forest before
her birthday. Her grandfather
is organizing a Birthday party
for Goldilocks. Goldilocks get
lost in the woods and stumbles across a house belonging to the three bears. With
nobody home, Goldilocks
goes inside and makes herself at home.
1 – 11 July @ 10am
R60
Nassau Theatre, Groote
Schuur High School, Palmyra
Road, Newlands, Tel: 083
3648284 / (021) 558 2650
Artjamming
Create a masterpiece (or
mess) on a blank canvas,
while listening to funky music. Artjammers are provided
with a menu of 12 different
size canvases, easels, a selection of non-toxic acrylic
paints, brushes and tools to
freely express themselves.
Great idea for children’s par-
Planet Kids
Planet Kids play centre in
Muizenberg has jumping
castles, an intergalactic ball
wall, fun ramps with a space
slide, an outside area with a
Fluffy Slide and Dream
Swing, as well as various
workshops and other activities. During the school holidays they run special programmes to keep the little
ones occupied. Refreshments can be ordered from
the Flying Saucer Cafe where
grown-ups can sit and enjoy a
coffee while browsing through
a magazine. You can also
drop the kids off and fetch
them later.
R35 – R60
Muizenberg, Tel: (021) 788
3070
Acrobranching
Acrobranching gives you and
the kids the chance to unleash your inner-ape and go
swinging through the tree
tops. This is another fantastic
holiday activity for the entire
family if the weather decides
to play along. The Acrobranch
park in Constantia consists of
three courses, each one
equipped with zip lines, sing
bridges and Tarzan swings.
R80 – R140
Constantia, Tel: 081 8511765
An old all ages classic gets a
revival in Newlands
T
he Lilliput Children’s Theatre Company are performing one of their most popular shows, ‘Goldilocks And
The Three Bears’, for the July school
holidays. The children’s show will
be running until Saturday, July 11,
at 10am daily at the Nassau Theatre
at Groote Schuur High School, in
Palmyra Road, Newlands.
The delightful children’s classic
follows the adventure of Goldilocks
in the forest before her birthday.
Her grandfather is organizing a
Birthday party for Goldilocks, who
then gets lost in the woods and
stumbles across a house belonging to the three bears. With nobody
home, Goldilocks goes inside and
makes herself at home. The three
bears come home to find their
visitor fast asleep with humorous
consequences. This enchanting
fairytale classic is full of laughter
and audience participation and is
a fun outing for the whole family
to enjoy.
‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’
is adapted and directed by Elton
John Duffy, who has been producing children’s theatre for the past
22 years. This show stars Desle
McConney as Baby Bear, Monique
Rockman as Mama Bear, Shaun
Klaasen as Papa Bear, Duffy as
A scene from ‘Goldilocks And The Three Bears’
Grandpa and Liande Valentyn as
Goldilocks.
WIN!
* Tickets are R60 per person.
Book at Computicket.
For school block booking prices
and more information, call 083
364 8284 or 021 558-2650; send
an email to elton@lilliputplayers.
co.za; or visit www.lilliputplayers.
co.za.
Two families can each win a set
of tickets (four per family) to
the show. Send your name and
“Goldilocks” in the subject line
in an e-mail to: win@48hours.
co.za before 12pm on Friday,
July 3. Good luck!
Bugz Family Playpark
An activity-filled park in Kraaifontein with a huge outdoor
playground and an impressive indoor play area suited
for children from 2 to 10 years
old. There are pedal cars,
jumping castles, rowing
boats, swing horses, mini
tractor rides, a choo choo
train as well as free play areas, horse rides and magic
shows.
R250 – R35
Kraaifontein, Tel: (021) 988
8836
The Giraffe House
The Giraffe House provides
easy access to certain species of wildlife and birds, including giraffe, eland, impala,
zebra, springbok, monkeys,
owls, storks, parrots, ducks,
geese and more. They host
animal-themed parties, educational programmes, snake
encounters, a play area and
bicycle track.
R35 – R80
R304 & R101, Tel: (021) 884
4506
Discover a unique Two Oceans
Aquarium in the Waterfront
One of the top tourist attractions in Cape Town and over
3000 living sea animals, including sharks, fishes, turtles
and penguins can be5 seen
this spectacular underwater
nature reserve.
Adults – R125, Pensioners &
Students (14-17) – R97, Kids
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KIDS FUN
KIDS FUN
KIDS FUN
(4-13) – R60
Open: Daily @ 9:30am – 6pm
(incl. Public Holidays)
Two Ocean Aquarium Cape
Town, V&A Waterfront, Cape
Town, Tel: (021) 418 3823
it so exciting. Hiding behind
trees, belly crawling through
the grass or strategising with
their team will soon make
them forget about their computers.
R130
Monday – Sunday: 9:15am12:45pm, 1:15pm – 4:45pm
Area 51, Imhoff Farm, Kommetjie, Cape Town, Tel: (021)
790 7603
Sunday: 9am-6pm
Off Carl Cronje Drive, Opposite Bellville Velodrome, Tel:
(021) 949 4439
Atlantic Rail Steam Train
Vintage fun for the whole family. Buxom, beautiful and still
hard at work at the ripe age of
63, Jenny hasn’t let the wrinkles of time mar her life’s mission.
Cape Town to Simon’s Town
and back one to three Sundays a month.
Kids @ R150 – Adults @
R250
Cape Town Train Lodge Hotel, Tel: (021) 558 5805
W
hen John Connor (Jason Clarke), leader of
the human resistance,
sends Sgt. Kyle Reese
(Jai Courtney) back to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke)
and safeguard the future, an unexpected turn of events creates a
fractured timeline. Now, Sgt. Reese
finds himself in a new and unfamiliar version of the past, where he
is faced with unlikely allies, including a new T-800 terminator, the
Guardian (Arnold Schwarzenegger),
dangerous new enemies, and an
unexpected new mission: To reset
the future…
As moviegoers know all too well,
in 1984, a cyborg arrived from the
future. He was called the Terminator. Among the millions enthralled
by this new cinematic icon were
producers David Ellison and Dana
Goldberg, their own filmmaking
future still ahead of them.
As Ellison recalls: “The ‘Terminator’ franchise - and really James
Cameron - is a seminal part of why
I got into filmmaking in the first
place; to me, he’s simply one of the
greatest filmmakers of all time. I
think ‘Terminator 2’ reinvented the
modern day tent pole. So, for me
to get to work on a franchise that
is literally something I fell in love
with as a kid, and which led to my
wanting to become a filmmaker, is
just a dream come true.”
The producer insists that their
film is not a remake, nor a reboot;
it’s not even a sequel. “It’s really a
reimagining based on the Cameron
source material. Viewers don’t have
to be familiar with any of the previous films at all - this is definitely
a stand-alone. But that being said,
for the fans who have seen the first
couple of films, there are some
great Easter eggs in there. Exploiting the inherent nature of time
travel, we go off on a divergent
timeline to take these characters
that audiences and I grew up with
in a completely new direction,”
says Ellison.
First on the roster, the title character himself, brought to iconic life
again by Arnold Schwarzenegger. “I don’t think you can make
a ‘Terminator’ movie without Arnold,” suggests Taylor. “Certainly,
I couldn’t imagine it without him.
There’s something about the way
he and Cameron built that character and then within the two movies explored such different sides
of that character that he basically
set the parameters for that world
– that mythology means it would
be really hard for me to think of a
‘Terminator’ movie that let go of
him.”
“I was very happy to be involved,” admits Schwarzenegger.
“I got a phone call telling me that
David and Megan Ellison had acquired the rights and the first thing
I thought was, ‘Finally they are doing another one. And finally I am
again in the movie.’”
FILM: MAGIC MIKE XXL
CAST: CHANNING TATUM, MATT
BOMER, JOE MANGANIELLO, KEVIN
NASH, ADAM RODRIGUEZ, GABRIEL
IGLESIAS, AMBER HEARD, DONALD
GLOVER, STEPHEN ‘tWitch” BOSS,
MICHAEL STRAHAN, ANDIE MACDOWELL, ELIZABETH BANKS, JADA
PINKETT SMITH
DIRECTOR: GREGORY JACOBS
Who’s ready for an Encore?
The guys who wowed audiences
around the world in the rousing
hit ‘Magic Mike’ are back. This
time, they’re turning up the heat
and taking it on the road – with
a revealing new story, a fresh perspective on the future and a bigger,
bolder set of some of the hottest
and most exciting dance moves
ever captured on the big screen.
Three years after Mike Lane quit
the stripper spotlight for a different
kind of life, he’s come to realize he
traded one grind for another. The
business he launched isn’t exactly
crushing it, and the girl he thought
was the one…wasn’t. But it’s more
than that. Channing Tatum, who
reprises the title role and again
serves as a producer on ‘Magic
Mike XXL’, explains, “You definitely
get the sense that something vital
is missing. He’s just not ‘switched
on’ the way he was when he was
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If the paintball sounds a bit
too hectic then why not take
your kids for a camel ride at
Imhoff Farm next door to the
paintball.
Tuesdays – Sundays and
public holidays: 12pm – 4pm
Short rides: R60 for adults,
R40 for children, outride:
R200
Please be aware that rides
are not offered when it is raining or in stormy weather.
Imhoff Farm, Kommetjie,
Cape Town, Tel: 082 3443163
Beautiful Butterfly World
Arnold Schwarzenegger in ‘Terminator- Genisys’
FILM: TERMINATOR: GENISYS
CAST: Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Courtney B. Vance, Emilia Clarke,
J.K. Simmons, Jai Courtney, Jason
Clarke, Matt Smith, Sandrine Holt
DIRECTOR: Alan Taylor
Camel Riding Visit this Winelands paradise
and be privileged to see resting butterflies, exotic spiders
and scary scorpions up close.
Monday – Friday @ 9am –
3pm
Route 44, Klapmuts (near
Stellenbosch and Paarl),
Cape Winelands, Tel: (021)
875 5628
Pirate Boat Craving adventure on the
high seas? Set sail aboard
the Jolly Roger and enjoy the
live pirate show out at sea.
Children will love the authentic looking pirate ship and the
sense of adventure that the
crew helps to create.
Daily
cruises: adults:
R130, children: R60, sunset
cruise: children: R100, adults:
R200.
Opening times: Subject to
weather conditions
V&A Waterfront Harbour,
Cape Town, Tel: (021 421
0909
Noordhoek Farm Village
Renowned for long white
sandy beaches, vast wetlands and ancient milkwood
forest, Noordhoek epitomizes
a relaxed, unhurried lifestyle
that is sought after by many
environmentalists and artists,
so don’t be surprised to find
horses, pigs, cows, hens,
ducks and rabbits roaming
the gardens and open public
spaces.
Noordhoek Farm Village,
Noordhoek, Tel: (021) 789
2812
Go-karting
Need for speed? Let them
race each other around the
310m mini replica of the
Killarney racetrack, complete
with twists and turns to keep
the adrenaline pumping.
Adults: R100, children: R90
Opening times: Mondays –
Sunday @ 9:30am – 10pm
10 Myhof Road, Kenilworth,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 683
2670
Gemstones in the Scratch Patch
Simons Town
A visit to topstones is fun.
Tour the Topstones factory
with the kids; there is plenty
for the little ones to have a
flied day, and watch gemstones being tumble-polished
and crafted into a wide variety
of products. Monday – Friday @ 8:30am
– 4:45pm, Saturdays & Sundays @ 9am – 5:30pm
Scratch Patch, Cape Town,
Dido Valley Road, outside Simon’s Town, Tel: (021) 786
2020
We’ve swapped sunshine and
beaches for the lure of snow
here in Cape Town but that
doesn’t mean we have to
miss out on the winter sports
they get to enjoy elsewhere.
Opening Times: Tuesday –
Friday: 12pm -6pm, Saturday-
Teamwork, stealth and strategy are all part of what makes
LABIA
dancing.”
For Mike, it was never just
about the money. Or the women,
or the parties, or the fame. It was
his passion. And the crew he left
behind? They were the best friends
he ever had.
Describing the new story, Tatum
says, “The first movie was more
about him rejecting that life because he feared maybe it was holding him back from seeing what else
he could do. But now that he’s
stepped away and some time has
passed, he remembers everything
Fri 03 – Thurs 09 July
that was good and cool and fun
about it and, most of all, about
the guys who were on that wild
adventure with him. It might not
have been perfect and neither were
they, but he loved those guys and
they had some great times. Mike
has been working very hard since
the closing frame of the first movie,
and we catch up with him at the
point where he realizes he needs a
little bit of that old mojo. He needs
some of that crazy life to shake
things up for him again.”
www.48hours.co.za
For younger children (3-8
years) there’s adventure of a
different kind every Saturday
at 11am at the Book Lounge.
The exciting stories will take
them along for a different journey each week. It’s a great
way to get them excited about
reading and exploring the
wonderful world of books. Saturdays @ 11am FREE
71 Roeland Street, Zonnebloem, Cape Town, Tel:
(021) 462 2425
Cape Town Museums
The musty smell of old photographs and historic artefacts
in well-lit showrooms offers a
welcome retreat from the
rainy weather outside.
25 Queen Victoria Street,
Cape Town, Tel: (021) 481
3900
The Science Centre
A world of discovery under
one roof, the Science Centre features a wide variety of
interactive displays and exciting activities for your enjoyment.
Monday to Saturday 9am 4:30pm; Sundays & Public
Holidays 10am - 4:30pm
370B Main Road, Observatory, Cape Town, Tel: (021) 300
3200
Grandwest Children’s Entertainment
Magic Village
The arcade venue is an extremely popular section of the
casino with people of all ages
enjoying the gaming facilities
on offer. Daily @ 11am –
10pm, Weekends @ 10am –
12am & School Holidays @
11am – 11pm
Magic Company, Grandwest
Casino & Entertainment
World, Vanguard Drive,
Goodwood, Tel: (021) 534
0244
Clay Café
Cool Runnings Tobogganing Park The Clay Café makes for a
Paintball
A scene from ‘Magic Mike XXL’
The Book Lounge
Gardens
R45 (Subject to Concessions)
Daily 12.00, 2.30, 6.00, 8.30pm
(no 6.00pm Sun/Mon)
SPY (16LVSN)
Daily 1.45, 8.30pm
TRUE STORY (10-12PGL)
Daily 12.00, 6.00pm
(no 12.00pm Sun/Mon)
THE TRUE COST (PG13)
Daily 2.00, 6.15pm
(no.6.15pm Fri)
5 FLIGHTS UP (7PGL)
Daily 2.00, 8.15pm
(no 2.00pm Sun/Mon, no 8.15pm Mon)
THE RIOT CLUB (16VSNLD)
memorable day of creativity
and recreation for children
and parents alike.
Monday – Sunday @ 9am –
5pm
Old Dairy, Oakhurst Farm,
Main Road, Hout Bay, Tel:
(021) 790 3318
Tel (021) 424 5927
www.thelabia.co.za
Daily 11.45am, 4.00, 8.15pm
3 HEARTS (SUBTITLES 13S)
Daily 6.00pm (except Tues)
A LITTLE CHAOS (13S)
Daily 4.15pm (except Sun/Mon)
ALIVE INSIDE
Daily 11.45 am, 4.00pm
(no 4.00pm Tues)
5 TO 7 (10-12PGS)
Sun 11.30am, 1.00, 2.00, 4.30, 6.00pm,
Mon 11.30, 1.00, 2.00, 4.00, 6.00,
7.30pm
DALAI LAMA FILM FOCUS
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48hOURS
• Fooding
• Lifestyle
Around
All souped up
Fooding around with
Jenny Morris
@jennymorrischef
A
s I sit here, my feet feel like
two frozen blocks of ice. I
need some extra calories to
burn to keep them thawed
and I can think of nothing better to
drive away the cold than a huge big
steaming bowl of delicious, chunky
soup - I like to chew my soup as well
as sip it. I want a liquid dish with
lots to chew. It has to be robust and
tasty.
Actually, not just tasty; I want delicious, with meat and vegetables.
I want it to confuse my guests. It
must be between a soup and a stew.
I want a lot of happy mouths around
my table, and by extension yours.
Let’s do some one pot wonders!
Let’s cook!
Smoked paprika potato soup
Serves 6
A touch of smoked paprika gives this
soup a wonderful lift, and the salty
bacon and fresh thyme just brings it
all together. Wish I was there to see
you happily slurping away.
Ingredients:
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 5 leeks, white part only, finely
sliced
• 5 cloves crushed garlic
• 4 large potatoes, peeled and
thinly sliced
• 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves
• ¾ teaspoon smoked paprika
• 800g chopped tinned tomatoes
• 1 litre chicken soup
• Salt
• Freshly ground black pepper
• 1/3 cup roughly chopped soup
celery leaves
• Extra 1 teaspoon fresh thyme
leaves
• 1 cup chopped crispy streaky
bacon
Ingredients:
Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan.
Add the leeks, garlic, potato, thyme
and smoked paprika, and cook gently until soft, without browning
please. Add the tomatoes and cook
for 5 minutes. Then add the stock
and cook for a further 15 minutes,
giving it a good stir every so often.
Season with salt and pepper and
cook for 10 minutes more. Then add
some spicy croutons for soups and
salads. You can make as many as you
think you will need, and there’s no
need to deep-fry.
Heat the oven to 180°C. Brush olive
oil over slices of French bread, ciabatta or ordinary sliced bread, then
cut each slice into 4 or more. Shake
over some smoked paprika, chilli
powder and a little salt, and bake on
a baking tray till golden and crisp.
© Jenny Morris 2015 all rights
reserved
Smoked paprika potato soup
the chopped celery leaves and extra
thyme.
Ladle the soup into bowls, top with
crispy bacon and serve with crusty
French bread. (Onion bread is also
delicious with this soup.)
Tip: Cubes of deep-fried halloumi
cheese can be used instead of bacon,
or why not use both? If you are using
halloumi cheese, soak it for 10 minutes to remove some of the salt, and
then drain and dry it very well before
you fry it – the cheese crisp on the
outside and soft on the inside.
© Jenny Morris 2015 all rights reserved
Spicy croutons
Never waste a slice of bread – make
Corn and chicken soup
Serves 6
Smooth creamy liquid, thick and
chunky with chicken and corn; this is
a real comfort meal and so satisfying.
You need to make a kick-ass pot of
chicken stock to really get the best
out of this soup. And what about
those taste buds? This will have them
falling in love with you.
Ingredients:
• 2 litres home-made chicken
stock
• 1 level teaspoon five spice powder
• 1tablespoon finely chopped
fresh ginger
• 3 cloves garlic, crushed
• 3 cups fresh sweet corn kernels
• 4 chicken breast fillets, thinly
sliced
• 1 can creamed sweet corn
• 1 teaspoon corn flour mixed
with ½ cup water
•
•
•
•
•
2 cups sliced spring onions with
tops
1 cup thinly sliced celery with
leaves
1 cup bean sprouts (or more if
you are like me)
Sesame oil for drizzling
Soy sauce for splashing
Method:
Get a pot of home-made chicken
stock simmering gently on the stove.
Heat a little oil in a large pot and
fry the five spice powder, ginger and
garlic for a few minutes to release
the flavour; don’t burn it now! Add
the chicken stock and cook for 10
minutes with the lid off.
Add the fresh corn kernels and cook
for 8 minutes, then add the chicken
breasts and canned sweet corn, and
cook for 7 minutes more on a low
heat. Pour in enough corn flour mix
to thicken the soup to your taste.
Add the spring onions and celery,
and cook for 5 minutes. Check the
seasoning and add a little salt if necessary.
Ladle into bowls, top with sprouts,
and add sesame oil and soy sauce to
taste.
Tip: Add a little chilli and coriander
to the soup if you like; I must say I
like!
© Jenny Morris 2015 all rights reserved
Celebrate Christmas in July at
Pepperclub Hotel & Spa
Paparazzi Bar & Lounge
Pepperclub Hotel & Spa will be launching their Christmas in July Winter wine
tasting series on Thursday, July 2, complete with live music to ring in the festive cheer.
Not only will guests have the opportunity to sample one of the Cape’s
best brands in a lively and festive atmosphere at one of the city’s premier
establishments, but also soak up the
sweet sounds performed by dynamic
duo, Acoustic Element.
Ideally suited for the wintery weather, the launch of the Christmas in July
themed winter wine tasting series will
showcase Diemersfontein Wine & Country Estate’s renowned range of wines,
including the original Coffee Chocolate
Pinotage.
While sipping on the range, Jody
Abel and Callen Petersen from Acoustic
Element, armed with their guitar and
electric violin, will wow guests with their
musical vigour and spunk.
Coinciding with the monthly First
Thursdays event, which Pepperclub Hotel & Spa is participating in during the
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winter season, the wine tasting evenin
on Thursday will run slightly later tha
the usual 7pm, and entertainment wi
be provided until 9pm. A new bar an
tapas menu will also be launched at th
first wine tasting evening, and will be
come a regular feature in Paparazzi Ba
& Lounge going forward.
“A highlight for young and old, local
and tourists alike, First Thursdays offer
a glimpse of the city from a differen
perspective. Pepperclub’s intimate win
tasting evenings mean that the vinicul
ture arts will take their rightful plac
amongst the other mediums displaye
as part of First Thursdays,” says Bruc
Deneys, Sales and Marketing Director o
Pepperclub Hotel & Spa.
No bookings are required and th
wine tasting is complimentary.
* Visit www.pepperclub.co.za for mor
information.
The Pepperclub winter wine tasting se
ries will run every Thursday from July
to 30 from 5.30pm to 7pm in the hotel’
Paparazzi Bar & Lounge.
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The Next 48hOURS • The Back Page
Find fresh produce every week
at V&A Waterfront market
Get behind the Boks this winter
Boks signing session
for Tyger Valley
A
Cape Town fans to meet the Boks, so
don’t miss out.
This session should get locals
amped in the build-up to the SA vs
World XV match next week, Saturday, July 11, at Newlands Stadium.
So make a day of it this school
holiday and make your way to Sportmans Warehouse and share in the
fun and excitement with the Boks.
You also stand the chance to
WIN a 48hOURS rugby experience, which includes five double
tickets to the match on July 11 at
Newlands Stadium and some pre
match festivities in Cape Town,
all in preparation for the big
match.
Expect a relaxed, convivial atmosphere
Every Saturday between 9am and
2pm, visitors to the V&A Waterfront can visit the popular Oranjezicht City Farm Market (OZCF)
located in the Granger Bay section.
With more than 60 traders
bringing their wares to market, an
abundance of fresh locally-grown
vegetables, fruit, herbs and other
ingredients are available. Stock
the pantry with an array of bread,
cheese, nuts, olive oil, spices, yoghurt, honey, ethically sourced
meats, biltong, fish, and more.
If you’re feeling puckish, artisanal food traders serve break-
fast and lunch fare to eat at the
market or for takeaway, as well as
coffees, teas, juices, smoothies and
other items. Various tastes are catered for, including vegan, banting,
gluten-free, sugar-free and other
dietary preferences.
Traders make every effort to
create links between urban farming, Cape Town’s history and heritage, and a sense of place, through
labelling, using seasonal produce,
etc. Educational talks and events
are linked to the market and there
are plenty of activities for kids such
as storytelling, planting, craft, yoga
and more.
Communal tables are provided
for visitors to eat at, or just enjoy
the Saturday papers. Free wi-fi is
also provided, courtesy of Vanilla
Internet Services.
Stallholder costs are kept as low
as possible to encourage start up
businesses.
Indigenous and other plants,
heirloom and organic seed and gardening products are also on sale.
* Visit www.ozcf.co.za for more information, or search “Oranjezicht
City Farm” on Facebook.com.
2015
SICS, the technical partner
to the Springboks, is giving you the opportunity
to meet a few select players from the Springbok squad this
month, which will include the opportunity to get your photo taken with
one of the players and to receive an
autograph as well as the chance to
win some amazing prizes, all in next
week’s edition of The Next 48hOURS
in Cape Town, as well as your free
Springbok signing card, that you can
use at the signing session..
The signing session will be taking place on Thursday, July 9, at the
Sportsmans Warehouse in Tyger Valley from 12.30pm to 2pm.
This is the only opportunity for
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