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Coffee and Cream can refer to a revue, or to the name of a cabaret duo.
Coffee and Cream, the revue
The musical revue opened at No 58 in Hillbrow, Johannsburg, in 198*, featuring a band and performers Natalia de Rocha and Sam Marais. It went on to run ran for ten months at the venue.
Coffee and Cream, the cabaret duo
The success of the revue led to the duo of performers, Natalia de Rocha and Sam Marais, later adopting the title as their stage name.
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