From 'Annie' to 'Make Me Dance': don't miss these exciting Durban theatre shows

"Annie"

This play is a heart-warming story of a spirited young orphan who finds a new lease on life when she’s taken in by billionaire Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks during the Great Depression.

With her unwavering optimism and infectious charm, Annie brings joy to everyone around her, especially Warbucks himself.

This musical celebrates hope, family and resilience, making it a timeless favourite for audiences of all ages.

Where: The Playhouse Opera Theatre.

When: Friday until July 13. Show times differ, depending on the day.

"Swaranjali"

Manesh Maharaj’s “Swaranjali” showcases the richness of Hindustani classical music, highlighting its cultural significance and emotional depth through a blend of instruments and vocal performances.

This performance not only illuminates the beauty of Hindustani classical music, but it also encourages cultural appreciation and connection through the universal language of art.

Where: The Milkwood Theatre at Danville Park Girls' High School.

When: Saturday at 6pm.

"Little Shop of Horrors"

This quirky tale of a goofy florist and a bloodthirsty plant combines humour and horror, reminding audiences of the lengths to which a character will go in the name of entertainment.

With its catchy music, it promises a delightful experience for both horror and comedy fans alike.

Where: The Playhouse Drama Theatre.

When: Wednesday until Sunday. Show times differ, depending on the day.

Upcoming show

"Make Me Dance"

This year marks the 50th anniversary of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami's arrival in South Africa, where he inspired countless individuals to rise above division.

"Make Me Dance" is a vibrant fusion of dance, poetry and music that pays tribute to his incredible legacy. 

Where: The Playhouse Drama Theatre.

When: July 12 at noon and 4pm.