The HA!Man Show by Francois Le Roux
Fri Jul 24, 18:00 - Fri Jul 24, 21:00
Die Pienk Kerk
ABOUT
The HA!Man Show
By Francois le Roux
6.00 PM
R 400
Yanni's Pienk Kerk famous Pasta or Burger
Own Bottle
Please arrive in good time, no formal seating arrangement
During performances at Die Pienk Kerk, seating is arranged to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all guests. As tables are limited, guests may be asked to share tables with others attending the show. Should you book for a group of 6 or more guests, you are welcome to contact us on 083 693 6415 after making your booking. Please provide your booking details, and we will gladly reserve seating together for your group.
Can a cello change the world?
The HA!Man enters. No words. Something soft, something stirring, a whisper, perhaps whistling: mystery, from where and where to? No performance the same. Always a journey through the known and unknown. Something refined and classical - cello and piano, or full orchestra. Something serene for the soul.
A movement of the hand, or hands - something like the exquisite "Slow Waltz" recorded for his unborn daughter. And then an exploration, an experimentation - "Global Warming" or playing to the beat of an old running engine. Then a rush of high energy, cello brilliance, a dance with colourful drapes. A keyboard improvisation on a theme given by the audience, perhaps. A rap made up of mouth sounds, perhaps. Then a march or a jazzy swing, turning the cello into a drum set! Great sadness enters in the form of "Relentless Tears", overwhelming cello passion in the form of "The Herd Came Down" (over two hundred original tracks to choose from). And then on to the festive and the jolly - was that an arrangement of Mendelssohn's Wedding March (for instance)? Anyone who wants to join on stage?
And finally a home-coming, the all-embracing "Her \Time Has Come" or "Beautiful Land." Or all, singing a new song together.. Described as "a composer-performer in full flight," "downright magical" and "totally unexpected" by critics and audience members the world over, the HA!Man's self-made career spans three decades.
"This is not a show. It is an experience. I'll never forget it for as long as I'm alive." Independent, all-ages, all venues. But mostly where there is allowance for a full breath of HA! For more, visit www.hamanworld.com.