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ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING A cinema screening - Rhumbelow Durban

ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING  A cinema screening - Rhumbelow Durban

ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING A cinema screening - Rhumbelow Durban

02 June 2025

About

The small intimate Rhumbelow Theatre has mounted a slick music compilation with Belinda Dolphin, Junaid Cassimjee and Lorraine McVean, who also directed the show, sliding smoothly from one number to the next. They are ably assisted by Kerwin Robert popping up periodically on sax, and even on guitar on occasion, and the two dancers (Keandre Brahim and Nicole Dolphin) to give a highly entertaining musical evening which had the audience cheering over and over and clamouring for more.
Although performed to excellent backing tracks, the saxophonist blended in as if the band was behind him. The three singers performed individually and in combination, their voices blending beautifully when singing together. The show relies on their talent and there is minimal voice-over narration. From the resounding opening number American Trilogy, other highlights are Everybody Hurts (Lorraine McVean), Volare (Belinda Dolphin), Unforgettable (Junaid Cassimjee, Lorraine McVean), All the Way (Junaid Cassimjee and Belinda Dolphin as Frank Sinatra and Celine Dion), and especially the Elvis Presley medleys which include All Shook Up, Blue Suede Shoes, Devil in Disguise, Jailhouse Rock, Teddy Bear and Hound Dog. Particularly enjoyable were a take-off of Amy Whitehouse by Junaid Cassimjee in drag and Belinda Dolphin in Zulu dress singing Ndhamba Nawe, both of which brought the house down. Performed on a bare, opulently-curtained stage with newly-acquired lighting, the production is visually enhanced by many costume changes, so that there is never a dull moment. These in no way detract from the quality of the singing and full use is also made of the area in front of the stage. The lighting and follow spots are spot on (no pun intended).

Bring food picnic baskets or buy food at the venue.

Limited secure parking available
Bar Available
All seats are allocated by the theatre management
Tables seat 8
(no alcohol may be brought on to the premises)
We open 90 mins before show
Our venues are wheelchair friendly.
Please liase with Theatre management for wheelchair parking and seating arrangements. 0824998636

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ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING A cinema screening - Rhumbelow Durban

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