New show, Apology, enthralls audience
The show tells of ad exec Danny, inimitably played by Aaron, who accidentally unleashes the most politically insensitive song and dance act at a national peace conference, and goes into hiding at a rundown caravan park.
AUDIENCES were treated to a night of laughter and introspection on Saturday, at a performance of Apology, the latest offering from award-winning comedy theatre partners Aaron McIlroy and writer-director Patrick Kenny, at Seabrooke’s Theatre on the Durban High School campus.
The show tells of ad exec Danny, inimitably played by Aaron, who accidentally unleashes the most politically insensitive song and dance act at a national peace conference, and goes into hiding at a rundown caravan park.
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Unexpectedly trapped in an extended lockdown with a right-wing resort manager, Danny uses the time to examine his life, and the way he has treated those closest to him.
The show will run at Seabrooke’s until Sunday, 29 November. Performance times are 7pm (Wednesdays to Saturdays) and 3pm (Sundays). Seating is limited, so advance booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment. Tickets are R150 and booking is through Webtickets.
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