Michaelhouse promises an evening of good
old-fashioned entertainment – an exciting sing-a-long theatrical experience,
with Music Hall greats, poetry and a selection of laugh out loud scenes! Look
forward to great fun in what promises to be an extremely enjoyable night out.
Remember the tragic events of the past through old fashioned entertainment, as
performed by two maestros of the Midlands!
Paul Spence, formerly of the Royal
Shakespeare Company in England, tells the story of the young Michaelhouse men
who marched away to the torn fields of France during the Great War of 1914-1918
to fight for King and Country, and never returned to Balgowan.
The production will star Cat Simoni, ‘the
voice of a lark’; who has performed at the Ritz, Dorchester and Savoy hotels;
London. This year Michaelhouse boys are also featured in the classroom and on
the battlefield, reading poetry, singing songs, performing the great spirits
who came before them. The production is
Directed by William Le Cordeur, The Young Men Who Marched Away takes
place in the Michaelhouse Schlesinger Theatre on November 10 at 19h00. Tickets R80
booked on 033 234 1314 or email music@michaelhouse.org
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