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[WIN TICKETS] Von Memerty set to tickle ivories in Keyboard Killers

The competition closes at midnight on Thursday, 27 October

SOUTHLANDS Sun has five pairs of tickets to give-away to opening night (9 November) of Keyboard Killers, Ian von Memerty’s latest offering which is set to take to the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre stage for a five-show run.

To stand a chance to win one of these coveted sets of tickets, just answer the following question (answer can be found in the article below), fill in your details and submit!

The competition closes at midnight on Thursday, 27 October.
Winners will be contacted telephonically.

 


 

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IAN von Memerty makes a welcome return to the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre with his latest offering, Keyboard Killers from 9 to 13 November.

Add South Africa`s ‘King of the Keyboard’, Von Memerty together with eight of the greatest songwriting piano stars and you have the recipe for a smash-hit show.

Why, of the millions of people who play the piano, are there those rare individuals whose music and lyrics inspire for decades?

Von Memerty takes eight of the greats – Stevie Wonder, Noel Coward, John Legend, Irving Berlin, Freddy Mercury, Fats Waller, Cole Porter and Billy Joel – an outstanding octave of pianistic power, and together with the driving percussion of Bronwen Clacherty and the cool-cat double bass of Andrew Warneke, shares his love for these iconic creators.

It is an electrifying collection of talent featuring the drama of Bohemian Rhapsody; the swinging cool of I Get A Kick out Of You; the wicked wit of Don`t Put Your Daughter On the Stage Mrs Worthington; the romance of Ordinary People; the showbiz razzle-dazzle of Puttin` On the Ritz; the groove and joy of Isn`t She Lovely; and the toe-tapping stride of Ain’t Misbehaving.

Enjoy the virtuosity, the style, the sheer joy of great music and timeless words brought to new life by `the James Bond of South African musical theatre`.

Magnificent lighting by David Limbert, sets by Mark Farrow and costumes by Morne van Der Schyff round off the Durban staging, which is the final stop on a national tour which has played to capacity audiences and wonderful reaction. Von Memerty is accompanied by two superb musicians, on bass – Andrew Warneke (Masters in Music) and percussion – Bronwen Clacherty (Doctorate in Music).

There are five shows only. Tickets cost R130 to R150 with special discounts for block bookings and pensioners. Two matinees on 12 and 13 November have pensioners’ discounts.

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