(Young
Mambazo)
Durban’s Stable Theatre welcomes audiences
to a free two-hour midday concert on February 6.
Stable Theatre launches its 2014 programme
of productions with a Masonwabe concert when all are welcome to enjoy the
performances of the featured artists who have been signed to perform. They
include: two indlamu groups, Imfene, a mixed-gender Indlamu group, and
Isivinini, an all-woman Indlamu group; and noted Isicathamiya exponents, Young
Mambazo (a new-generation off-shoot of the famous Ladysmith Black Mambazo
group) and Beautiful Stars.
“Our Masonwabe concert is in line with our
policy of developing local artists and giving them an opportunity to perform at
Stable Theatre as part of our lunch hour programme,” says Stable Theatre
Manager, Thanduxolo Zulu.
“Thanks to our generous sponsors and
donors, we look forward to welcoming our patrons and friends to our theatre for
this attractive programme, also to the line-up of other great shows we have on
offer over the next two months, including an exciting mix of song, dance and
drama,” he adds.
The Masonwabe concert takes place from
13h00 to 15h00 on February 6. Entrance is free.
With easy access off the N3 Warwick
Triangle flyover, Stable Theatre is situated at 115 Johannes Nkosi Street
(formerly Alice Street), and is supported by the KZN Department of Arts and
Culture, Ethekwini Municipality, the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund,
the National Arts Council and the KZN Performing Arts Trust.
For enquiries about these shows and other
projects happening at Stable Theatre, log onto www.stabletheatre.co.za.
Alternatively call 031 309 2513, or email stabletheatre@telkomsa.net