Swing into Spring pays tribute to the music that sets everyone’s feet tapping on September 1. The show features a seven-piece band, led by musical director ‘of note’, Evan Roberts and includes the talents of well-known Durban musicians, John Stengel and Bruce Baker, as well as an exciting brass section, headed up by Tom Hare

The dynamic ladies who will be taking centre stage, vocally, include Shelley McLean, Marion Loudon and Karen Wood. Together with Stengel, they will cover the music that everyone can relate to and enjoy.

From Michael Buble’s Spiderman to Renee Olstead’s version of Summertime, this show bounces from the timeless classics to the revamped versions of much-loved songs, such as Night and Day, Route 66 and My Baby Just Cares.

Swing into Spring also features the talents of two of KZN’s rising Music Stars, Mark Schoeman and Tiffany Beaumont, as well as the vocal talents of Penzance Primary School Choir.

The show aims to raise money for The Sunflower Fund. Tickets R60 for those who would like to book for dining (R30 for unreserved seats). Bookings and enquiries through Elizabeth Perkins on 031 274 4448 or e-mail perkins@glenwoodhighschool.co.za