ReDeephine next weekend
For the almost extinct House heads out there, fear not, there’s still a party you can rely on to get your hit, that’s ReDeephined and it’s happening on the 29th Sept at Keye’s Lounge in Rosebank, click on flyer for more. ReDeephined is once again proud to hit you with another late night exclusive deep house journey that you cant afford to miss , this time cool down Spring with some freshly ground essence of Jozi’s underground Connoisseurs’ : Erica Elle (5Fm) , Brad S (All good) supported by ReDeephined’s ship captains B-Deep and Jazzidiss. For more info pls check attachment. We such a sweet line up it promises to put a “smile” on your face so surprise yourself and come thru,...
Represent Trend: Melk van Daisy de Melker.
Editorista was offered a sip of the most delicious yet lethal drink at a recent Spring bash. Called after Jozi’s most notorious female serial killer, Daisy de Melker, the drink has a latent yet subtle kick. The chocolate flavoured milky beverage has a lumpy but not unpleasant consistency (to most). It’s made from a secret recipe that supposedly includes a large quantity of herbs – and we’re not talking Sage. *smack* Baie Lekker Daisy. Can anyone tell us a little more about a DDM and maybe how this Jozi trend got started? We like...
Represent Recommends: Classique 5
The first of September is certainly jampacked with parties as Joburgers venture out from their hibernation to celebrate good times, choose carefully and don’t forget if you want a great party, Classique is the place! It’s the 5th installment and it’s looking hot as always, moving to a new level with celeb guests nogal! Cape Townians Unite! Click on flyer for more. CLASSIQUE 5 ! 01 September 2007 ROKA Lounge, 44 Stanley Road, Millpark We’re back!! With all the monotony going on, we thought we’d bring you guys something different this time around. Classique CA Productions brings you a night to remember! JOE BARBER will be in the house! That’s right… Cape Town ‘s very own Boeta Gamat and Boeta Joe are coming to Classique 5 to keep you entertained! We’re starting this evening off earlier than usual… doors open at 7.30pm. Get there early if you want to catch a good seat in the Barbershop. R60 gets you in. We have DJ Roger the Dodger all the way from the Mother City bringing you the best tunes to dance the night away Cape Town style, along with our very own Classique Crew DJ’s, Peter Joseph with jazz and Shaun Harry with everything else. Its a fact that Classique is not one damn thing over and over… It is one damn good thing after another For more info: mail...
Represent Review: Hurry up and catch Rent!
Seems like RENT at the recently refurbished Alexandra Theatre in Braamies has been extended an extra month – till the end of October – lucky Jozi peeps – make sure NOT to miss out on a fabulous show and if you’re in CT – get booking. John caught the show: Wow! I felt like a pirate finding buried treasure ! The Alexandra theatre was recently renovated and re-opened and what a gem. The place is beautiful, situated in Braamfontein, and reminded me of the golden days of theatre in Johannesburg. It has a different feel than the Market and a fabulously big theatre and new bar. Enough about the venue ! RENT was fabulous ! The cast is young and full of energy. It had some familiar faces like Ilse Klink (Isidingo – who knew she could sing this well??) and Aubrey Poo (Muvhango). The pace is fast and energetic and the vocals are strong and solid. The story revolves around a group of friends living in a rundown building in New York during the eighties. One of their friends inherits a lot of dough and wants to turn the building into a cyber studio (what ever that is…) and wants to throw them out – they cannot pay their rent (hence the name). The tenants owe rent for the previous year and struggle to eat – the place is cold and damp – everyone is trying to make it in entertainment, tv, music and the like. The piece had two sections making it quite a long play – almost three hours – but it is well worth it. The songs ranged from deep and touching to beautifully crafted vocals, to outright fun and games. The story is more complicated than the usual political piece or pantomime – but left us sad at times – I even developed a bit of a flu nose at one point – and laughed out loud at other times. This production is big – the set is beautiful and sports a corner where a five piece band sits producing all the music “live” for the show. What a band ! The sound was brilliant allowing the musician’s talents to shine. Music director Bryan Schimmel impressed with some stunning music from which looked like a young band. The dance sequences were good as well with some filling the complete stage with cast members. The cast is big – the main characters make up about half and the rest are street people. The whole thing is done in “American” which turned out much better than I expected. This is quality stuff. Everyone will find something here. I wish we had...
Meet the cast and crew of Bunny Chow
The First Wednesday Film Club is back on the 5 September at Atlas Studios in Milpark… you can watch Bunny Chow along with the crew and cast and then mingle with them at the (cash) bar… Click on the flyer for more info. You know it’s gonna be fun if this crazy crew is in the house! GO GO...
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