Knowing Me, Knowing You will take you on a musical adventure of daring proportions where life’s personal experiences influenced some of our most influential power couples in the music world. Whether they stayed together or went their own way, one thing is for sure; their music has stood the test of time!

This list of couples that fell in love first then used that relationship to have a successful musical career are astounding from Fleetwood Mac, ABBA, Ike and Tina Turner, No Doubt, Sonny and Cher, Mick Jagger, Beatles, Carly Simon, Whitney Housten and our very own Mango Groove, to name just a few. Many of these famous singing duos and bands credit their relationships for the success of their music and that love is often the great first step to fame and fortune.

I Do, Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, I Got You Babe, River Deep Mountain High, Does your mother know, Hellfire, Don’t Stop, Go Your Own Way, Valerie, It takes two, Day Tripper, When I was your Man and the title song Knowing Me, Knowing you are just a few of the hits that will take you back to a time when songs were inspired by real life stories!

Knowing Me, Knowing You will transport you to a land of love needed, love forgotten, love lost, but importantly, love often gained!  Gerhard van der Merwe, Kieran Rennie, Kyra Green, Nadia Herbst and recently seen in Funny Girl, Ashley Harvey, will be the front line of awesomely talented singers.  They are supported by a world-class band, with names like Alouise Peens, PW van der Walt, Josh Thatcher, Jethro Butow and Lifa Arosi.  The show is directed by Andrew Webster.

Knowing Me, Knowing You!

Rockwood Theatre, Pretoria

3 August – 1 October 2017

Thursdays to Saturdays at 20h00 and Sundays at 14h00

Thursdays, there’s a buy-1-get-1-free R90 per person on even numbers

Fridays and Saturdays : R180 per person
Sundays : R120 per person.

Pensioners get 50% discount and Children under 12 are free.

VIP Area: R220 per person

Bookings at www.rockwoodtheatre.co.za or call 012 368 1555

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