If you're stressed out and need some rest and relaxation, then head down to the Mind Body Soul Fair today in Durban. The fair aims to instil positivity, creativity and diversity with natural and therapeutic tools on display and on sale. Experience aromatherapy, reiki, reflexology, detox, acupuncture, therapeutic messages, beauty, health, energy readings and much more. There will also be deli- cious food on sale and dance displays. The talks are free and there are chances to win cds, crystals and oracle cards. The fair takes place in the Westville Civic Centre from 10am until 5pm. Entrance is free.
FOR a story about relationships and matters of the heart, catch Dil Se. The South African dance drama has been produced by Versha Magan of Jazzy Ma- sala Creative. The story is about Sahil and his battle between two women - one a performing arts graduate and the other a courtesan. The drama is interspersed with comedy, Indian classical, jazz, Bollywood, contemporary and hip-hop dance styles. The show takes place at the University of Johannesburg in the Theatre Complex from March 17 to 21. Bookings can be made through Computicket.
IF you have green fingers, then the Gardenex and Green Living Fair is just for you. The fair will have inspiring garden designs from the country's leading landscapers, plant competitions, edible-garden cooking demonstrations and two cat shows. There will be patio decor, pools and outdoor leisure activities. If you're after entertainment, then Idols winner Jason Hartman will be there. There will also be a Miss Earth SA fashion show. The fair takes place from March 26 to 28 from 9am until 6pm in the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg. Adults pay R45, pensioners R35 and children under the age of 16 get in free. For more info visit www.gardenex.co.za.
THE action comedy From Paris with Love is out in cinemas around the country. The movie is about a young man, played by Jonathan Rhys Meyer (Bend it Like Beckham), whose dream is to become a CIA agent. When he is finally given his first assignment, he is partnered with a trigger-happy, wisecracking agent played by John Travolta sporting a bald head. In order to stop a terrorist plot, the duo embark on a shooting spree through Paris. This is definitely one for the action junkies.
AFTER sold-out shows, the popular Diamonds and Dust will be returning to Durban to celebrate the 2010 Fifa World Cup. The musical will tug at the heartstrings of the audience with nostalgic South African songs. The show begins in the swinging 1940s and 1950s with kwela music. It will then pay tribute to legendary singer Miriam Makeba with the Click song and Pata Pata. There will also be songs such as African Dream, Impi, Paradise Road and Great Heart. The musical runs from March 9 until April 18 in Gateway's Barnyard Theatre. To book, call 031 566 3045, e-mail gateway- @barnyardtheatres.co.za or visit www. barnyardtheatres.co.za for more info.
THE Natya Ananda's International Classical Dance production between South Afri- ca and India will be held in Johannesburg and Durban this month. The show, titled Sadhana -Realisation of Truth, features the world-renowned Dhananjayans, husband and wife duo of Sri Vannadil Dhanan- jayan and Shanta, who have brought a new dimension to the tradition of Bharata Nat- yam dancing. If you enjoy Indian classical, then head to the show in Durban on March 12 and 13 at the Izulu Theatre at Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom. To book, visit www.computicket.co.za. The show then moves to Johannesburg on March 14 at 5pm in the Great Hall at Wits University in Braamfontein. Tickets are R100 and R150 a person. For tickets for the Johannesburg show, e-mail saptas wara@webmail.co. za.
LEGENDARY singer Sir Elton John will be in the country later this month. Fans of the flamboyant artist can catch him on his tour Under African Skies in Port Elizabeth, Cape Town and Johannesburg. John will perform in picnic-style concerts. He has been singing since the 1970s and has released award-winning songs, including Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me and the Disney's classic Can You feel the Love Tonight which earned him a Grammy and an Oscar. John will perform on March 21 in the Emmarentia Botanical Gardens in Johannesburg. on March 23 at the Free State University in Bloemfontein, on March 24 and 25 in the Kirstenbosch Gardens in Cape Town, on March 26 at the NMMU sports field in Port Elizabeth and on March 28 at the Polo Estate in Paarl. To book, visit www.computicket. co.za.
THE best-loved ballet Swan Lake will be staged this month by the South African Ballet Theatre. This classical tale tells the story of a princess held captive by the spell of an evil magician that can be broken only by true love. The timeless ballet, with moving music, will be on the Mandela Stage in the Johannesburg Theatre from March 12 to April 4. Tickets range from R50 to R270 with discounts for pensioners, students and block bookings. Bookings can be made through Computicket on 083 915 8000 or on 011 877 6898. For more info, visit www.saballettheatre.co.za.
CHILDREN will have a blast with the show Kidz Rock in Johannesburg, a tribute to the vibrant young stars in show business today. Catch songs from Miley Cyrus, Jonas Brothers, High School Musical and Hilary Duff's Lizzy McGuire. The show takes place in the Cresta Barnyard Theatre in Randburg and runs on March 27, 29 and 30. Tickets are priced at R45 and are available by calling 011 280 4370. For more info, visit www.barnyardtheatre.co.za.
IF surfing is something you have always wanted to do, now is the chance. Get in shape and enjoy the waves with lessons from Roxy Learn to Surf.
The lessons are for an hour and will take place at Suncoast beach with professional surfing coach Alan Wallace. All you need to bring is a costume and towel. Surfboards, rash vests and wetsuits will be provided. Lessons are R150 and take place every Tuesday from noon to 5pm. Booking is essential. For more info, call Alan on 076 877 5143.
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