2010 EVENING THEATRE (On request)

"The reaction of the audience moved between laughter and spell bound silence , held together by the fact that we were all in the palm of the actors hand." Cape Times review

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Treat your clients or staff to a cozy evening of theatre, drinks and snacks at the Visitor Centre. Included in the evening?s line-up is The Greensman with actor Apollo Ntshoko giving a masterful performance in interpreting myth, legend and historical fact about the Green Point Common. This is preceded by a brief presentation on the progress of the stadium construction and an awe-inspiring 3-D Virtual Tour of the completed 2010 Green Point Stadium. The evening is rounded off with a perfect view of the Stadium construction site from a 3-storey high deck -- also a spectacular photo opportunity.

Please note that groups are limited to a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 130 persons.
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1. The Greensman

A masterful one-man multi-media performance of myth, legend and historical fact about the Green Point Common that has received rave reviews: "Visually spectacular". "A riveting performance... a majestic journey of sound, light and movement. A must-see for 2010"- Die Burger; "We were all in the palm of Ntshoko's hand... Fans have loved not only his performance, but the vital interactive media dimension to the show" - Cape Times.

2. 2010 Stadium Virtual Tour

Enjoy a 3-minute roller-coaster digitized virtual fly-through of the completed 2010 Stadium.

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"We have never seen history portrayed so vividly as that done by Apollo Ntshoko, the performance was brilliant."
Tim October

"The reaction of the audience moved between laughter and spell bound silence , held together by the fact that we were all in the palm of the actors hand."
Cape Times review

"Now we know why the Stadium had to be at Green Point Common. A wonderful piece of theatre. Congratulations!"
Sara Van Vuuren

"Excellent script, powerful performance, I think we are well on the way to building the spirit of 2010."
Ruth Mashishi

"Apollo's performance held me captive all the way, I laughed, I wept, I dreamed". Alfred Henkel, Jazzart Dance Theatre

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