The highlight of Marelize Marx’s cabaret show at Port Alfred’s Little Theatre on the Wharf last Saturday was her performance of Queen’s Somebody to Love, which she also performed as an encore, holding onto those high notes, to the…
Sporting an obligatory feather boa, cabaret performer Marelize Marx, from Port Elizabeth, started out her show at Port Alfred’s Little Theatre on the Wharf last Saturday with a classic, Fever, originally performed by Peggy Lee as well as…
Ann Green’s Evergreen Theatre students and children from Sha-Loui Dance School joined forces to present their annual Festival of the Arts at the Little Theatre on the Wharf last Thursday night. A diverse array of talent was on show, from…
During the interval at the Festival of the Arts at the Little Theatre on the Wharf on Thursday night, fire poi performer Cheryl Webb called for volunteers to try their hand at fire poi, and first up at the urging of the crowd was local…
Sha-Loui Dance School’s Grade 3s performed this cat-themed dance at the Festival of the Arts at the Little Theatre on the Wharf on Thursday night. The festival of dance, music and theatre was a collaboration between Ann Green’s Evergreen…
Young Josiah Baker shows his drumming skills at the Festival of the Arts at the Little Theatre on the Wharf on Thursday night. The display of youthful talent featured performances in music, theatre and dance by students of Ann Green’s…
COMPARISONS to another local Elvis tribute artist, Lionel Hunt, were unavoidable while watching Mark Everton perform at the Little Theatre on the Wharf last Saturday night. Hunt is widely known and respected for his Elvis shows, while…
Mark Everton performing Jailhouse Rock at his Elvis tribute show at the Little Theatre on the Wharf on Saturday night. Everton came up with the idea of his show for the 40th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death last year. The appreciative…
Guitar maestro Mel Botes was at the Little Theatre on the Wharf last Friday night, performing covers of songwriting poets like Pink Floyd, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits), Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, as well as giving the audience a taste…
Acclaimed South African guitarist Mel Botes performing the Afrikaans folk song, Al le die Berge Nog So Blou, made famous by Johannes Kerkorrel, at the Little Theatre on the Wharf last Friday night. Botes’ show was called Poets, Wine and…
