THE KZN Philharmonic Orchestra (KZNPO) with Natalie Rungan and Salt Rock resident, Njabulo Nzuza, presents Perfectly Fine at the Beachwood Country Club in Durban North, on Monday, March 21 from 16:30.
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Not only will there be some great jazz tunes, but patrons will also be treated to a sublime Thai fusion meal from Goo’s at the event.
The Siza Foundation, the proactive CSI hub of The Durban based Samuels Group is hosting the event as part of their arts support programme.
Perfectly Fine combines an elegant fine dining experience with cuisine by respected Asian Thai chef Goo Imthawin from Goo’s on Beachwood and a programme of light classics; catchy pop; hits from the musicals and some jazz fusion courtesy of the mighty KZNPO under the baton of resident conductor, Lykele Temmingh.
Rungan and Nzuza’s music will be interspersed with delicious food. Wine will be served throughout the event.
Patrons will be treated to starters on arrival, a main course during interval and dessert at the close of the concert.
“After the lengthy lockdown, we are desperate to engage with friends and with music. We have all missed concerts and events. We felt it was time to facilitate a gathering to enjoy the finer things in life; good friends, glorious music, quality wine and a delicious meal. Beachwood Country Club always pulls out all the stops to host us, and their venue is accessible, spacious and airy. In conversation with KZNPO’s Bongani Tembe, we have added the KZNPO in to the mix,” said, Darin Samuels.
Packages and prices
The premium package comprises an elegant three-course Thai inspired fusion plated meal and wine to be enjoyed in the restaurant at R2 000.
The second option is a delicious platter for two with wine, served on the huge veranda at R1200.
The third is a delicious picnic basket served on a complimentary picnic blanket on the lawn at R800.
For bookings, email anita@samuels.co.za or claire@samuels.co.za or call Anita or Claire from Samuels on 031 538 3200
For more information, visit https://kznphil.org.za
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