Experience the emotional journey of Dear Evan Hansen as it makes its South African debut at Artscape, exploring themes of mental health and connection through a captivating score.
The South African cast of "Dear Evan Hanson" rehearsing at Artscape .The acclaimed musical" Dear Evan Hansen " makes its South African debut this week, opening at Cape Town 's Artscape Theatre from 12 February to 9 March 2025, before moving to Johannesburg 's Montecasino Teatro from 15 March to 13 April 2025.
In an attempt to connect, Evan fabricates a friendship with the deceased, leading to unintended consequences as his lies spiral out of control. The story delves into themes of mental health, loneliness, and the human need for connection. Winner of six Tony Awards , the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album, and an Olivier Award for Best Musical, Dear Evan Hansen features a compelling pop-rock score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, known for their work on"La La Land" and"The Greatest Showman".
Standout numbers include"Waving Through a Window" and"You Will Be Found", which have resonated with audiences worldwide. boasts an all-local cast and creative team, promising a fresh interpretation of the Tony Award-winning musical. Please note, due to mature themes and language, the show is recommended for audiences aged 12 and above. Parental guidance is advised. Weekdays: Tuesdays, Wednesday,12 Feb and Thursdays, Fridays 8pmSunday, 16 Feb, 5pmWeekend : R250, R350, R450, R500showtime.co.za, hownowbrowncow.co.za, Complete the entry form below to win 2 double tickets for the show at Artscape on Thursday February 20th at 8pm and at Montecasino on March 20th at 8pm.
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