(Robert Whitehead is one of the presenters)
Lights, camera,
action! Stars unite in the name of charity
The glitz and
glamour of an evening among the nation’s most desirable stars is what Suncoast
has planned, all in aid of the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA). The
annual Night of 100 Stars Fundraising
Ball, taking place on September 1 at Suncoast is one show not to be missed!
Guests will be
treated to some of South Africa’s hottest performers doing their bit for
charity, in a spectacular showcase accompanied by a delicious three-course
dinner. Guests can expect stellar performances from the likes of Khaya
Mthethwa, 2012 SA Idols winner, LELO, former top 10 Idols contestant, popular tenor,
Wayne Mkhize, Broadway, Superstar Kate Normington and singer, actress and TV
personality Ilse Klink.
Well-known entertainment and theatre personalities, Terrence Pillay and Caroline Smart, will be the evening's hosts.
Be entertained by
popular comedian Mark Banks along with a spectacular dance performance from
Kiruna-Lind Devar, a student from the National School of the Arts (NSA). Bringing it all together on the night is host
Robert Whitehead better known as the infamous Barker Haines from Isidingo.
These stars are
just some of SA’s cream of the crop participating in the show. Suncoast Marketing
Manager, Louise Howell, said: “We at Suncoast value the performers who have so
generously given of their time and talent to help raise funds for CANSA. We
look forward to hosting this glamorous night out in support of a very worthy
cause.”
CANSA Regional
Manager, Cara Noble said the organisation was honoured to have received
continued support from sponsors, Suncoast, Night
of 100 Stars producer Mark Hawkins, Musical Director Shem Mahabeer, Black
Coffee, and Functions for Africa. “It’s not very common for people and
organisations to be so giving of their time and services these days. However,
our sponsors have been wonderful and we are forever grateful for their
assistance. We thank the stars as well as the public for their continued
support,” she said.
The dress code for
the night is glitz and glam so pull out those sizzling outfits in the name of
charity. Tickets for the evening are available from Computicket at R500 pp or
R5,000 per table, which includes a delectable three-course dinner and an
evening of exceptional entertainment. Book early to avoid disappointment.
For more
information regarding Night of 100 Stars
bookings or donations, contact Cara Noble at CANSA Durban on 031 205 9525 or
email: cnoble@cansa.org or
visit www.suncoastcasino.co.za
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