uShaka
Marine World springs into action offering the best entertainment this
September!
Every weekend until September 28, there will be performances
by the Marimba and Steel Band at Sea World anchor gardens, get to meet the
uShaka Marine World mascots introducing their new show at uShaka Kids World and
watch the fun-filled festive parades throughout the Village Walk.
With September also being Deaf Awareness month in
South Africa and one that is close to uShaka’s heart, visitors to the new dolphin show can
catch Sibo Masondo (aka Le Mot) a French deaf mime artist in action
before each show, entertaining the crowds.
On September 13 and 14, and again on
September 20 and 21, get your fix of fun when uShaka’s Search for the Stars competition, presented by the Department of
Arts and Culture, gets underway in the entrance arena. Enjoy the vibes of an
array of performances from dancing, to singing and speciality acts, when
potentials show off their talents for a spot in the finals which takes place on
September 27 and 28.
September 24 also sees the celebration of Heritage Day,
so visit uShaka and feel proudly South African with Zulu dancing, Isigekle,
Sotho dancing as well as pop-up
shops and a craft market featuring KZN’s colourful beadwork in arena
1 at the entrance of
uShaka Marine World Village Walk.
In the
food court arena, celebrating the Afrikaans heritage, catch a performance by
one-man band Lee Vaughn and there will be lively, fun-filled parades throughout
the park to get provide a party mood.
Don’t forget
to catch Jisantha Productions with their Bollywood
dancers in the beach arena, DJ Spike in Wet n Wild and Lavida Loca performing
live at Sea World, joined by popular
percussionist Bryan Clarke and his Caribbean Connection Steel Drum Band. Unico,
a tropical two man band playing pipes / djemba drums, will also be at
the ticketing area outside the Wet n Wild entrance creating an island vibe.
If a
chilled out vibe is more your scene, sip on a cocktail at Wahooz on the
promenade while taking in the sounds of Afritude on Saturdays as well as the
Bonito Blues Band every Sunday from 12h00 to 17h00. However, on Heritage Day,
Wahooz will be home to a traditional buy and braai with a fun Cape Carnival
vibe!
For more
information contact uShaka Marine World on 031 328 8000 or visit www.ushakamarineworld.co.za
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