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For one night only, South Africa’s top performing string quartet, The Muses, will entertain their fans at The Barnyard Theatre Cresta on 23 April 2017. The Muses have been hard at work, perfecting their show for the public in this rare performance. Bring the family along for a night of show-stopping pop songs, performed on viola, violin and cello by four of the most beautiful and talented virtuosos this country has produced.
Audiences will enjoy a wide repertoire spanning their four albums including favourites Uptown Funk, Paint It Black, Misunderstood, and more. New favourites from the current album, aptly titled, “Four” have also been included in the evening’s repertoire, which include Justin Bieber’s Sorry, The Script’s Hall of Fame and the dramatic and moving classical version of Disturbed’s Sound of Silence; this music video was recently released to critical acclaim.
The group will be performing TWO sets and will have copies of their current album, Four, on sale.
Details:
Date: 23 April 2017
Venue: The Barnyard Theatre, Cresta
Address: Cresta Shopping Centre, Corner Beyers Naude Drive and Weltevreden Road, Cresta, Randburg, Johannesburg
Time: 20:00
Ticket price: R150
Bookings: 011 280 4370
For more information: Click Here
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