One lucky reader can stand the the chance to win a Party for 10 at the fantastic 80s and 90s show currently on at the new Barnyard Theatre at Cresta.
80s vs 90s is a fun look at both decades and a musical roller coaster for the audience. The talented cast revive songs from both decades, together with two hilarious hosts who are each fanatical about their favourite era! The eighties saw the emergence of new wave and electronic pop, the nineties experienced grunge and hip hop music while rock music remained popular in both decades. We start off with male versus female pop stars.
The eighties strike back with Don’t Stop Believing by Journey, Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler and Up Where We Belong by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes. The competition gets hotter when we challenge songs from the movies with everything from Dirty Dancing, Footloose and Danger Zone from the eighties, to Men in Black, Circle of Life and Gangsta’s Paradise from the nineties. After flirting with girl and boy bands such as Bananarama taking on the Spice Girls and Boyz II Men, we head for an all-out icon showdown! How will the icons from the seventies who made it big in the eighties take on the icons from the eighties who made it big in the nineties?
HOW TO ENTER: All you have to do to win is to search the Roodepoort record website for the article 80s versus 90s at Barnyard and answer this easy question: Name one hit song from the 80s. Email your answer, name and contact details to wrcompetitions@caxton.co.za
The show is on until 31 December on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 8pm (doors open at 6:30pm) and Sundays from 2pm (doors open at 12 noon).Tickets costs are from R100 to R175, depending on the date. Bookings can be made online at www.barnyardtheatres.co.za or call 011 478 5300.
