With Uys, ja
SANDTON - Pieter-Dirk Uys who plays Bambi Kellermann in 50 Shades of Bambi had audiences wrapped up in laughter and falling off their seats at the Auto and General Theatre on the Square.
Bambi introduced herself on stage as a stripper, sex worker and grande horizontal who graduated from the University of Sex Cum Laude.
She was joined on stage by musical director, Godfrey Johnson, who enthralled audiences with his singing and piano skills while Bambi took a raunchy ride to the other side of love-making, coming of age and the pleasures of happiness.
Bambi also raised her concerns about the lack of communication between parents and their children, and labelled it ‘the new apartheid’. Bambi told audiences how she was never told about sex as a youngster and how this culture had to stop with the new generation. “Parents must talk to their children about sex; not this birds and the bees business,” she added.
She went on to interrogate current affairs and made fun of South African politicians as well as the Afrikaner culture.
“We just wanted to have a good laugh and we knew she would do that for us,” said Vannessa Connellan, an audience member.
The musical is recommended for anyone who believes in freedom of expression and the right to choose what is best for them.
Details: Christabel Zulu or Bridget van Oerle; 011 482 3467011 482 3467/3489.
