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Darryl at 11:44, 5 July 2025

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[[Hometalk]] is a musical cabaret by [[Themi Venturas]].

==Original text==
The show featured a wide range of music by artists such as [[African Jazz Pioneers]], [[Four Jacks and a Jill]], [[The Staccatoes]], [[Richard John Smith]], [[Miriam Makeba]], [[The Coleske Bros]] (who also hail from PE), [[Juluka]], [[Dr Victor]], [[Mango Groove]], [[Clout]], [[Rabbitt]], [[TKZee]], [[Barbara Ray]], [[Lucky Dube]], [[Bright Blue]] and [[e'Void]]. Songs such as [[Master Jack]], [[Hellfire]], [[Sunglasses]], [[Mammy Blue]], [[Patha Patha]], [[Substitute]], [[Impi]], [[Daar's n Trein]], [[Candlelight]], [[Homeless]], [[My Only]], [[Cry to Me]], [[Taximan]], and [[Mama Tembu's Wedding]] were sung.

==Performance history in South Africa==

In November, 2001, presented by [[Venturas Productions]] in association with [[Arnie Field]] at the [[Hellenic Hall]] Port Elizabeth, under the auspices of the [[PE Hellenic Community]].

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-The show featured a wide range of music by artists such as [[African Jazz Pioneers]], [[Four Jacks and a Jill]], [[The Staccatoes]], [[Richard John Smith]], [[Miriam Makeba]], [[The Coleske Bros]] (who also hail from PE), [[Juluka]], [[Dr Victor]], [[Mango Groove]], [[Clout]], [[Rabbitt]], [[TKZee]], [[Barbara Ray]], [[Lucky Dube]], [[Bright Blue]] and [[e'Void]]. Songs such as [[Master Jack]], [[Hellfire]], [[Sunglasses]], [[Mammy Blue]], [[Patha Patha]], [[Substitute]], [[Impi]], [[Daar's n Trein]], [[Candlelight]], [[Homeless]], [[My Only]], [[Cry to Me]], [[Taximan]], and [[Mama Tembu's Wedding]] were sung.
+The show featured a wide range of music by artists such as [[African Jazz Pioneers]], [[Four Jacks and a Jill]], [[The Staccatoes]], [[Richard John Smith]], [[Miriam Makeba]], [[The Coleske Bros]] (who also hail from PE), [[Juluka]], [[Dr Victor]], [[Mango Groove]], [[Clout]], [[Rabbitt]], [[TKZee]], [[Barbara Ray]], [[Lucky Dube]], [[Bright Blue]] and [[e'Void]]. Songs such as "Master Jack", "Hellfire", "Sunglasses", "Mammy Blue", "Patha Patha", "Substitute", "Impi", "Daar's n Trein", "Candlelight", "Homeless", "My Only", "Cry to Me", "Taximan", and "Mama Tembu's Wedding" were sung.
 ==Performance history in South Africa==