Come and spend an evening with Frank Graham, now active in professional showbusiness for forty years as award-winning actor, comedian and voice artist as he gently explores the foibles and funniness of the folk who people our world.

a toe- tapping, heart warming evening of favourites from the extremely talented Carpenters duo whose music career spanned from 1969 thro to Karen Carpenter’s tragic death in 1983. Their music forever changed the face of recorded music by featuring complex and skillful use of melody and harmony, carried by heart rending and poignant lyrics.

A vocal and pianistic adventure through many octaves, featuring the unique talents of Rory Rootenberg (of Phantom of the Opera), and showcasing the pianistic virtuosity of Jeremy Quickfall (of Handful of Keys)

This fun filled show pays tribute to more of the songs and artists who are gay icons.

What more can we want for an enchanted evening out in the company of one of Durban’s finest classical pianists. Music ranging from the classics through to shows, jazz and Webber.

Singer extraordinaire Rory McLaren, presents an opportunity to experience the music of Josh Groban up close and personally in an intimate environment as the dynamic vocalist performs You Raise Me Up – A Tribute to Josh Groban, at the Rhumbelow theatre.

Slipping in and out of clothes and characters, Barbie Meyer gives a delicious taste of Herman Charles Bosman’s hilarious stories and life. Capturing everything from Bosman’s hard bull-denim pants of solitary confinement and the raw nakedness of Africa to his sensual women of the veld… this piece is as fresh as the colours on the washing line – don’t miss it.

Mix a handful of magicians, illusions spiced with comedy, a singer and some juggling and unicycling, play with fire a little and add friends at a wonderful little venue.

Ian von Memerty, the versatile and multi award winning entertainer and his wife, Viv, a former S.A. Latin and Ballroom Champion have delighted audiences with their performances over the last 18 years, and in the last 2 years in particular. They have also passed on their genes to their two children, Oscar (13) and Kasvia (8) – who asked if they could get in on the act. The result has been called “completely uplifting”, “inspired and inspirational” and “pure magic”.

Thanks to countless requests from you - South Africa’s most successful two hander revue is back. This hilarious piano show returns with all of its ever green appeal intact along with some dazzling new material. Don’t miss this phenomenon - seen by more than 250 000 people, in more than 750 performances on 3 continents.

Roelof Colyn “the witty, urbane, master of comic timing” - had the press eating out of his hand and thrilled audiences with his ‘musical mastery and goofy charm’. He is joined by the extraordinarily talented newcomer, Jonathan Roxmouth, who has been igniting stages around the country with his performances as Amadeus “a totally unique pianistic madman’, Buddy “an assured, powerful, versatile talent’ and Vince Fontaine “a born show-stealer- truly outstanding”. Two men at two grand pianos give a dazzling display of pianistic virtuosity and hilarious impersonation. A performance of constant surprise, intelligence and wit, and music that ranges from the great classic masters of Bach and Beethoven, through the kings of soul Ray Charles and Fats Waller, via the queens of show biz and pop Elton John, Freddy Mercury and Liberace – A Handful of Keys is a completely South African product of international standard.

The play weaves the evocative beauty and explosive language so true of Berkoff’s work with a physical edge Mortimer and King so longed to explore.

Comedy Musical review. The Family Players have become infamous at great comedy entertainment . Let the hair down and enjoy the evening in the company of 4 Comedy Mime artists, 3 singers and 2 dancing girls. What better way to spend a cool winters night, but in the comfort of warm company.

The Rhumbelow is very privileged to Premier this new piece of work before it tours South Africa. Rocco remembers “the good old days”. He remembers when South Africa got television, sunfilter curtains, gomma gomma, Glenda Kemp, cane and rose’s lime cordial and his baby blue safari suit.

11 - 13/04/2008 & 17 - 20/04/2008

a music revue filled with comedy, clever (and brutal …!!) lyrics and outrageous fun. It is mad cap and macabre with a mixture of mystery, murder, mayhem and mirth mixed together for massive ‘musement!!

07/03/2008 - 09/03/2008

Comedy Musical review. The Family Players have become infamous at great comedy entertainment . Let the hair down and enjoy the evening in the company of 4 Comedy Mime artists, 3 singers and 2 dancing girls. What better way to spend a HOT summers night in the comfort of an air conditioned theatre.

14 - 17/02/2008 & 22 - 24/02/2008

Three sassy singing ‘gals’ have come to Africa from the deep south of America, to explore their ‘roots’. Having achieved notoriety in their home state as a trio of musical mayhem, they are eager to share their talents in a new country.

It is time to shine! Popular pianist Rocco de Villiers pays tribute to the “king of bling”, the most flamboyant entertainer ever: pianist Liberace.

They are two of South Africa’s best-loved entertainers and they’ve joined forces in a hilarious and moving not-to-be-missed journey down musical lane. The inimitable music duo of Ian von Memerty and Rory Rootenberg perform highlights from their favourite musicals. The Best of Ian and Rory runs in December for four nights only in Durban. Do not miss out on a 2 hour spectacular. Perfect for your Christmas function. 3 course Dinner included.

The show will then move to Margate for 2 performances.

From the Hilton Festival - This amusing, nostalgic, musical stroll down memory lane starring Anthony Stonier, celebrates the melodies and lyrics of Noel Coward and Cole Porter. Despite one being intrinsically English and the other All-American, they were both the epitome of style. Their wit and urbanity combined to capture the elegant era they shared.

Straight from the Hilton Festival. Fun look at the music of GAY ICONS from Dolly Parton to Edith Piaff

Cabaret stars Lisa Bobbert and Tonya Koenderman have been friends since their school days at Rosebank convent. 25 years later, they figured it was time to do a show together.

Star of “The Phantom of the Opera”, Rory Rootenberg offers an unforgettable evening of love and pathos, song and surprise.