THE newest Pieter-Dirk Uys show, When in Doubt, Say Darling, is on at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre on Durban’s UKZN Campus in November.
Sometimes politics repeats itself, not only taking history and turning it into farce, but taking farce and turning it into the fake news which is now called entertainment.
Pieter-Dirk Uys is sorting out 40 years of distress, disguise and disgust: from apartheid to tripartite, from amandla to Nkandla – and happily back to amandla.
In the boxes are wigs, glasses, wagging fingers, toyi-toyis, red berets, trump cards of madness, icons and aikonas, from Bezuidenhouts, Raubenheimers and Ramaphosas to Altzheimers.
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See PW Botha impersonate Jacob Zuma! Witness Dr Piet Koornhof solve the Brexit stand-off!
Celebrate the appearances of Angela Merkel, Theresa May, Nowell Fine and Evita Bezuidenhout!
At a time when a casual greeting or embrace can be seen as racist or harassment, the advice is simple: when in doubt say darling.
If you can’t remember their names, just say darling.
Booking is open for the Durban season through Computicket outlets; telephonic bookings on 0861 915 8000, and online bookings at www.computicket.com.
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