As the festive season approaches, comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout invites audiences to take a break from the holiday hustle with his latest comedic offering, “Krisms Bonanza”.
This show promises an evening of uproarious laughter, warm cheer and a dash of merry mischief, making it an unmissable highlight of the season. Age restriction PG-13.
Where: Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre.
When: Runs until Sunday.
Amanda Black: From my Soul to Yours tour
Singer Amanda Black will be taking fans on a journey of reflection and self-love through her live concert.
Although the performance is curated to share the latest album, favourites from the albums “Amazulu”, “Power” and “Mnyama” will be featured on the set list, transporting the listener back in time all the way to where it all began and the journey since then.
Where: Playhouse Opera Theatre.
When: Friday, November 21, at 7pm.
Bassey and Me
Acclaimed cabaret artist Tonya Koenderman is set to dazzle audiences with her latest tribute show, “Bassey and Me”.
The show features many of the timeless hits that defined Shirley Bassey’s career, including “Diamonds Are Forever” and “Goldfinger” among others.
Koenderman not only delivers Bassey’s powerful songs but also narrates her story — the struggles, the heartbreaks and the triumphs.
She shares the personal impact Bassey had on her own life, recalling how a shy little girl with a big belting voice was inspired by Sundays spent listening to Bassey records over and over again.
Where: Rhumbelow Theatre, Northlands Bowling Club.
When: Friday, November 21, at 7.30pm.
Drakensberg Boys Choir
Experience the magic of Christmas with the world-renowned Drakensberg Boys Choir on their Noël Tour 2025.
This year’s two-part programme journeys from sacred stillness to joyful celebration, featuring works by Karl Jenkins, Morten Lauridsen, Felix Mendelssohn and Elaine Hagenberg, alongside favourites like “O Holy Night” and “Silent Night”.
Where: Various venues in the province.
When: Saturday until November 30.
