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Defending the Caveman
Come and have a last laugh with Legendary actor Tim Plewman in his first ‘farewell season’ at the Atterbury Theatre, Pretoria.
The ‘only original’ master of ‘Defending the Caveman’ is back from standing ovations in
Perth and Las Vegas and throughout Southern Africa.
Considered one of South Africa’s best ever solo comedies, Defending the Caveman explores the complexities of romance and relationships with truthful hilarity. Through his Caveman, Plewman ensures his audiences spend the show in stitches but walk away with something to think about.
Caveman has been updated and re-booted to reflect today’s world of tweeting, selfies and Facebook likes, but, at its heart, still consists of the core comedy about why men and women see the world so differently. The show is the longest running solo play in Broadway and South African history and has been seen in over 40 countries. Plewman has an uncanny knack for capturing his audience, and whether you choose to take your partner, friend, family member or colleague along to see this show, you will not regret spending the evening with one of the most revered comedians to grace the South African stage.
As the country’s longest-running and most successful solo comedy, this tongue-and-cheek gem will offer a night out of deep belly laughs.
Testament to this is the fact that his audiences keep coming back, "Saw this play maybe more than 20 times and willing to see it 20 more." – Elaine Meyer Upper Crust.
"Laugh? I nearly died! This play is not an exercise in soul-searching, it’s a belly laugh and I must bring my wife" – said Geoffrey Matengi SAfm with tears rolling down his cheeks
"Here is the artistry of the human heart conveyed in a language that can only make you laugh till you cry." – Arts Journalist.
‘Defending the Caveman’ performances on May 31 and June 1, 2019.
Connect with Plewman on Facebook and Twitter.
Considered one of South Africa’s best ever solo comedies, Defending the Caveman explores the complexities of romance and relationships with truthful hilarity. Through his Caveman, Plewman ensures his audiences spend the show in stitches but walk away with something to think about.
Caveman has been updated and re-booted to reflect today’s world of tweeting, selfies and Facebook likes, but, at its heart, still consists of the core comedy about why men and women see the world so differently. The show is the longest running solo play in Broadway and South African history and has been seen in over 40 countries. Plewman has an uncanny knack for capturing his audience, and whether you choose to take your partner, friend, family member or colleague along to see this show, you will not regret spending the evening with one of the most revered comedians to grace the South African stage.
As the country’s longest-running and most successful solo comedy, this tongue-and-cheek gem will offer a night out of deep belly laughs.
Testament to this is the fact that his audiences keep coming back, "Saw this play maybe more than 20 times and willing to see it 20 more." – Elaine Meyer Upper Crust.
"Laugh? I nearly died! This play is not an exercise in soul-searching, it’s a belly laugh and I must bring my wife" – said Geoffrey Matengi SAfm with tears rolling down his cheeks
"Here is the artistry of the human heart conveyed in a language that can only make you laugh till you cry." – Arts Journalist.
‘Defending the Caveman’ performances on May 31 and June 1, 2019.
Connect with Plewman on Facebook and Twitter.
