Dirty Skirts Lead Singer Provides Soundtrack For Stirring New Project

07 Nov 2013 by Jasmine Stone in Art, Culture, Entertainment, Very Cool

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Dirty Skirts lead singer, Jeremy De Tolly, has been working on a soundtrack for a new project called ‘Into The River’. The project is written and performed by 75 year-old John Cartwright, ex-Dean of the Arts Faculty and English Professor at UCT.

Cartwright is a superb poet, but has always had a yearning to dance. Not having had the time to undertake dancing while at UCT, the 75 year-old started lessons after his retirement. Having progressed as a dancer and artist, Cartwright combines his years of poetic experience with his new-found love for dance  in this showstopping performance – and the Jeremy De Tolly has produced a masterful soundtrack to boot.

This powerful and unique show is on now and will run until the 9th of November. We suggest you check it out.

R50

Methodist Church Hall

corner of Wesley & Milton Sts, Observatory

For Bookings: 021 447 3683 or artsadmin@mweb.co.za

www.theatrearts.co.za

 

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