JHB North - Nov 2020

Feast your eyes on all things vegan
Get inspired and learn how to serve up a plant-based feast this holiday
season with the Vegan & Plant Powered Show. Whether you live a
full-time ‘VGN’ life, are just trying out meat-free days, enjoy tantalising
your taste buds with innovative plant-based food or are exploring
sustainable and eco-friendly products, this one-day virtual show
offers a great online experience you will not want to miss! You will
even be able to engage with top chefs, ask them questions, join an
interactive masterclass and meet them in the Vegan & Meet area.
Taking place on November 28 from 11am to 5pm. R120.
Details: veganandplantpoweredshow.com
Let the stage come
to life in your own home
You don’t need to travel to watch
The Fall on stage as this one’s virtual.
In this production, seven drama
graduates from the University of Cape
Town share their experiences during
the various student movements
during 2015 and 2016, including
#RhodesMustFall and #FeesMustFall.
It’s said to be a frank and honest
production. It runs on YouTube for the
month of November. Tickets are R30.
Details: webtickets.co.za
There’s a chance to learn even
more about the student protests...
Freedom The Musical tells the
story of a Tshwane University of
Technology student and leader of the
#FeesMustFall movement. The musical
is by the State Theatre’s artistic director,
Aubrey Sekhabi, and has a 47-member
cast accompanied by a 13-piece band.
It runs on YouTube for the month of
November. Tickets R30.
Details: webtickets.co.za
A trio of movies for a gripping night in
The holiday season is around the corner and we’ve got just the right movie to
get you into the spirit.
Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey follows Academy Award-winner Forest
Whitaker's Jeronicus Jangle, a toymaker from the charming little town of
Cobbleton. When Jangle's most revolutionary invention, a magical toy named
Buddy is stolen by a former apprentice, his smart little granddaughter takes
it upon herself to retrieve it and help return the acclaimed toymaker to his
former glory. On Netflix from November 13 • Be prepared for plenty of twists and
turns in the British horror film, The Unfamiliar. When an army doctor returns
home after a tour of duty, she is ecstatic to see her family – but something’s
not quite right. Her husband is acting aloof and odd, seemingly hating his
family members. At first, she attributes the strange things she sees to PTSD.
But too many false memories and eerie happenings occur for it to be just her
suffering. Now showing in cinemas. • If you’re in the mood for action, intrigue,
and danger then In No Time Die you will get just that! Bond has left active
service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when
his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help. The mission
to rescue a kidnapped scientist turns out to be far more treacherous than
expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with
dangerous new technology. In cinemas from November 27.
If it’s a laid-back evening of soulful
sounds you’re craving, then look
no further than the virtual concert
of Sibongile Khumalo. This awardwinning,
talented musician will
undoubtedly amaze audiences
with songs from her albums Ancient
Evenings, Breath of Life, Quest, Immortal
Secrets, Sibongile Khumalo, Songs for the
Soul, Whole Worlds and The Essentials.
Catch her performances on YouTube
for the month of November. Tickets are
R70. Details: webtickets.co.za or
statetheatre.co.za
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