MONDAYS AT SEVEN

Live poetry and drama evenings at St Clements in Musgrave.

St Clements in Musgrave offers live poetry and drama readings, a programme put together by well-known Durban luminaries and spearheaded by Professor Pieter Scholtz.

March 1: Pat Smythe, James Parker and Fred Felton present The Man who knew How by Dorothy Myers; The Miser by James Parker and The Beginning of the Beguine, and other nonsense by Pat Smythe.

March 8: Tim Wells and his blues band in concert. Tim Wells has collaborated with some of Durban’s finest musicians to form a blues band which will play tunes by a range of artists, and one or two of his own compositions

March 15: Fallible Fables 2 - more fabulous stories read by Margaret Logan and Pieter Scholtz. The Sakabula’s Tail about isakabuli whose vanity brought about his downfall; How the Shongololo became: Ishongololo about the millipede who caused the Creator some problems, and The Wisdom of Squirrel about Ingwejeje the squirrel who acquired some timely wisdom.

March 22: Dark Chocolate. The Durban ensemble, Dark Chocolate, aka Charlie Berea and the Survivors, play a clutch of songs, some traditional, some Bob Dylan, some local. Featuring Rick and Gill Andrew, Dennis Bronner, Geoff Salt and Tony Fisher.

March 29: Une femme formidable! Hannah Lurie shares her wit and wisdom in poetic form.

St. Clements on Mondays takes place at 19h00 at St. Clements, Musgrave Road. More information on 031 202 2511.