Learner Husband back in Cape Town

Since the tour, the show has become finely honed with entertaining new thought- provoking material. It offers men a step-by-step programme to prepare them to survive one of life's most challenging tests: marriage!

“Stuart Taylor is the spokesperson for confused husbands and in his uniquely funny way helps us with a practical guide to do things better. It is our wish that audiences will not only enjoy this humorous show as part of the Cape's great holiday entertainment on offer, but that everyone will also benefit from the valuable insights that Stuart shares,” said Old Mutual executive GM of personal financial advice, Raimund Snyders.

Warning signs

“Learner Husband' highlights some of the most important ‘warning signs' you never really hear about (until it is too late, of course), as well as Stuart's patented rescue formula for any relationship, 'Sorry, honey, I was wrong!”

“Guys we are not messing around any more,” explained Stuart, “it's time to put that learner sticker back on, because it's Mad Max out there on the highways of matrimony, and we are going to survive!”

Old Mutual has sponsored a number of prizes for each night and one couple will win a Valentine's weekend getaway.

Book launched

Coinciding with the return of the Cape Town show, is the launch of the book on which the production is based. Learner Husband - The definitive guide for confused husbands is co-written by Taylor and Reisenhofer.

Performances are Monday to Saturday at 8.15pm. Tickets cost R80 and R65 for UCT staff, students, senior citizens and block bookings of 10 or more. Low-priced tickets cost R65 for performances from 24 to 28 November. Book at Computicket, Shoprite and Checkers outlets, the Baxter and online at www.computicket.com. Call Sharon Alexander at the Baxter for block bookings and charities + 27 (0) 21 680 3962.

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