What are your plans this October 6 and 7? Well, you could be making your way to the Time Square, Menlyn Maine for the South African Tattoo.
All you have to do is correctly answer the following question:
• When is this show taking place in Pretoria?
The correct answer must be emailed to sheinar@caxton.co.za by October 5 at 8am.
The email must contain the following:
• I know the answer – in the subject line
• Name, surname and contact details of the entrant
• The answer
Multiple emails from the same recipient will only be considered once.
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After five years of record audiences in Johannesburg, the South African Tattoo is marching, singing, dancing and performing its way to Pretoria. The audiovisual spectacular will be staged at the Sun Arena, the new state-of-the-art indoor arena at Time Square, Menlyn Maine.
This is one of the biggest shows produced in South Africa, running over two days and nights with over 500 performers to dazzle audiences in a 95-minute cultural spectacle redolent of the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Thrill to the stirring sound of massed pipes and drums that traditionally open the show and be captivated by the emotional finale featuring the entire cast of pipes and drums, brass bands, massed highland dancing, military bands, massed choir, an orchestra, a famous singer, thrilling action items and cultural displays from performers around the world.
This year the SA Tattoo is delighted to welcome dance groups from Australia and Switzerland, and other surprise acts that regularly perform at international tattoos.
The South African Tattoo is mass entertainment on a scale rarely seen in South Africa and has thrilled audiences of over 100 000.
Tickets are priced from R198 per person at Computicket.
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