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An audience with Pieter-Dirk Eish

FOURWAYS – The king of South African satire, Pieter-Dirk Uys, is currently hosting a one-man show at Montecasino and it promises to have audience members in stitches as he portrays many of his famous sketches.

March 24, 2015

Joni Tollner Less than a minute

FOR THE FANS: Colleen Foyn and Pieter-Dirk Uys.

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ALL SMILES: Barati Montshiwe, Queen Motlatle and Nthati Moshesh.

SA’s FAVOURITE: Uys dressed as his most well-known character, Evita Bezuidenhout.

WELL ATTENDED: Claudia Noble and Justus Abrahams.

CHAMELEON COLOURS: Uys certainly has a penchant for dramatic arts.

LIFE ORIENTATION: Bambi discusses the use of different methods of contraception.

BLESS YOU: Uys portrays his version of Desmond Tutu.

FANS: Marni Kruger and Constant Grove.

A GROUP AFFAIR: Shaun Oosthuizen, Joe Strydom, Louw Mulder and Jaco du Plessis.

PURE FACED: Pieter-Dirk Uys before he transforms into one of his many delightful characters.

LAUGH OUT LOUD: Bronwyn Gottwald and Cherie Cusens.

FRIENDLY COUPLE: Brigitte and Tom Roux.

HELLO THERE: Thadiso Makhubela and Sylvester Chauke.

SISTER ACT: Uys transforms himself into Bambi, Evita Bezuidenhout’s rather unconventional sister.

FRIENDS: Margaret Van Zwieten and Danielle Dooley.

GREETINGS: Tyrin Bhagowat and Janet Aroomoogam.

PUSHING BOUNDRIES: His portrayal of a white, middle-class man causes a few jaws to drop.

PICK-A-BOX: Audience members are given the opportunity to pick a box, numbered from one to 20, each containing a character.

FOR THE FANS: Colleen Foyn and Pieter-Dirk Uys.

CHEERS: Katelyn Brewer and Ada Maroudas.

DRAMA QUEEN: Uys truly has the uncanny ability to captivate his audience from the moment he steps onto the stage.

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March 24, 2015

Joni Tollner Less than a minute

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