Jam along with Westville Theatre Club
Expect to hear some tight harmonies and songs from Queen, ABBA, Shawn Mendes, Amy Winehouse, Madonna, Pink, Bruno Mars and more during the show.
BOOK your tickets now for the Westville Theatre Club’s unforgettable Test the Waters show and follow the story of a young man as he tests the waters in a musical journey through the ups and downs of love, loss and friendship.
Will the protagonist find new love or will his childhood crush forever remain on his mind?
Expect to hear some tight harmonies and songs from Queen, ABBA, Shawn Mendes, Amy Winehouse, Madonna, Pink, Bruno Mars and more.
The cast features Bianca Pretorius (lead vocals), Nathan Hill (lead vocals and narrator), Tyrone O’Neill (lead vocals and guitar), Shawn O’Neill (guitar and backing vocals) and Dorothy O’Neill (sound and backing vocals).
Guests are invited to take along their own picnic basket and drinks.
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The show will run from Friday, 30 October to Sunday, 1 November, and again on Friday, 6 to Sunday, 8 November, with a final performance on Friday, 13 November.
Doors open at 7pm and the show will start at 7.30pm. For its matinee shows, on Sunday, 1 and Sunday, 8 November, the doors will open at 2pm and the show will start at 2.30pm.
The cost is R100 per person and R80 for members and pensioners. To ensure the safety of patrons, a maximum of 36 seats will be made available for the show and other Covid-19 protocols will be in place.
To book, contact Dorothy on 083 776 1754 or email dorothyannoneill@gmail.com.
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