This Tuesday, we bring you a mixed bag of tasty lifestyle treats. Top story is an interview by theatre fundi Eugene Yiga with Albert Horne, chorus master and music assistant of Cape Town Opera. Horne chats about their award-winning restaging of Puccini's
Madama Butterfly. In other theatre news, both Debbie Hathway and Daniel Dercksen give their feedback on Dutch avant garde dance group Introdans' staging of
Superstars at the Baxter Theatre.
Dercksen also reviews
Felix, the South African film which has been selected for the BFI London Film Festival, and
Munch 150, a film on the Munch 150 Art Exhibition at the National and Munch museums in Oslo.
In music news, Tim Hill, publicist and brand manager at Tuned In Publicity, gives his opinion on the
three things to be wary of in the music business. Musicians beware of girlfriends, mums and jealousy! And Jordan Scott reports back on her virgin experience of outdoor trance party;
Alien Safari - Sprung.
We have lots of
new competitions this week; tickets to Assembly's See You Next Wednesday, Rise and Shine in Sandton, Park Accoustics in Pretoria and Sexpo in Joburg are all up for grabs. Better get winning!
Ruth Cooper, Lifestyle Co-editor & Production Manager (@Biz_Lounge)
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