DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN - Starring Alan Committie

“Hysterically funny! As someone who has covered the theatre off and on for a couple of decades, I'm as jaded as the next journalist, but I have to say that Caveman made me laugh until tears rolled down my cheeks. People were holding their sides. The woman sitting next to me laughed until she choked.
Caveman proceeds, with compassion as well as humour, to outline the idea that there are real reasons for our differences, possibly even genetic reasons whose origins are buried in the millennia of human evolution; and instead of judging the opposite sex according to one's own gender based standards, it is possible to recognize the differences and accept them without hostile judgment.

Caveman sends you out of the theatre with a smile on your face. You feel less alone. Couples who were arguing before the performance stroll out into the night afterward holding hands. You know there's going to be some serious snuggling going on when they get home. Seems to me that's well worth the price of admission.”

Pieter Toerien’s Montecasino Theatre
11 May – 12 June 2011
Wed – Fri @ 8pm, Sat @ 5pm & 8pm, Sun @ 3pm
Tickets cost R150 from Theatre Box Office (011) 511 1818 or at Computicket