18 January - Arts, Culture and Environment

On today’s show, we spoke to Keith Pitout the owner of the Fogeys Railway House Restaurant (Upstairs Station Building Main Road Muizenberg) that is having a dance instructor that is available for Latin ballroom classes on Thursdays between 8 and 9pm. The number to contact for more information is (021) 788 3252 alternatively visit their website on www.fogeys.co.za or e-mail them on info@fogeys.co.za

And we also had an interview with Royston Stoffels and Paul Savage who is staging a musical production called on that note. The musical production is based on their lives. The musical presentation will be at Barons Theatre Restaurant. The show is currently on the circuit until the 2 February at 9pm. Tickets cost R70 and R150 with a meal.

Then we were then joined by Nigel Vermaas who filled us in on everything that is happening in the arts world around Cape Town.

Our last interview is with Gavin Rain an artist – and his Translation exhibition is starting next week Tuesday 5 February 2008 at 6:00pm.
His new body of work is an investigation into some of the founding ideas behind his art. Going right back to the concepts that began his career, Gavin explores the notions of form and message. Through nudes, portraits and landscapes, Gavin challenges our senses: “when something is right in front of us, we never really notice it” the exhibition closes 12 February 2008 at the VEO gallery at 33 Long Street Cape Town the number to call is 021 423 7069.

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