Back at Carnival City by overwhelming demand at the end of the month is London\u2019s West End stage comedy \u2013 adapted for South Africa – My Boetie se Boetie se Boetie se Baba.<\/p>\n
After sold out shows in July, My Boetie se Boetie se Boetie se Baba – adapted and translated by Frans Swart \u2013 will run at the Mardi Gras Theatre on August 27 at 8pm, August 28 at 8pm and August 30 at 3pm.<\/p>
The show tells the hilarious story of Tom Koekemoer and his wife, Linda, who are in the process of adopting a baby.<\/p>\n
All that remains is a visit from the social worker, answering a few questions and the baby will finally be theirs.<\/p>
However, things don\u2019t work out that way.<\/p>\n
While Tom is living a respectable middle-class life, the same cannot be said of his brothers, Dick and Harry.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not that the brothers aren\u2019t close, but the threesome is clearly two-thirds dysfunctional.<\/p>\n
Dick has just returned from Zimbabwe with contraband cigarettes and brandy, and Harry is trying to bury a cadaver in Tom\u2019s garden.<\/p>\n
To make matters worse, two illegal immigrants appear on the scene, the prudish social worker arrives, a never-say-die police constable becomes suspicious and the scoundrel Boris comes to fetch his payment.<\/p>\n
What transpires is a colossal mix up that will have audiences laughing breathlessly.<\/p>\n
My Boetie se Boetie se Boetie se Baba features top local actors, including Ana van Achterbergh, Botha Enslin, Cindy Swanepoel, Cobus Venter, Dirk Vermeulen, Duncan Johnson, Francois van Rensburg, Marga van Rooy and Phillru van Achterbergh.<\/p>\n
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