By Veronica Charles | 041 Magazine
Attending Jukebox Re-Imagined was like stepping into a dream soaked in velvet and dipped in rhythm—a world where music drips like honey, movement becomes storytelling, and time bends to the beat of a sultry saxophone. Staged at the iconic German Club, this dinner theatre experience, presented by PEMADS, is a hypnotic blend of 1940s charm and contemporary sass. And yes—it is absolutely unmissable.
From the moment the lights dimmed, the audience was transported into a smoky, jazz-soaked reverie. Think vintage cabaret meets modern lounge: velvet vocals, dazzling choreography, and bold theatricality wrapped into one seamless, two-hour spectacle that never missed a beat.
The show features an all-female cast of powerhouse performers who command the stage with elegance, charisma, and jaw-dropping talent. Their harmonies? Impeccable. Their stage presence? Magnetic. Whether reimagining golden oldies or giving modern hits a smoky, nostalgic twist, every number was an emotional and sonic feast. Under the expert vocal direction of the radiant Caeleigh-Anne Heradien—who also stars in the production—each note was delivered with polished precision and soul-stirring passion.
But it wasn’t just the music that enchanted. The choreography, led by the internationally-acclaimed Tilette Schreuder Roelofse and co-choreographed by Bianca Swalwell, was a visual seduction in motion. Fosse-inspired finesse met contemporary flair in numbers that ranged from slow-burning sensual to full-blown razzle-dazzle. Laura Fullbrook’s artistic direction ensured the entire production shimmered with personality, mischief, and a touch of vintage decadence.
The costumes, lighting, and set design pulled you further into the fantasy, creating a cinematic atmosphere where every detail felt lovingly crafted. Guests are treated to a curated dinner experience, with food served strictly between 18h45 and 19h00. Doors open at 18h30, and the show kicks off promptly at 19h30. Be sure to pre-book your meal—food orders will not be taken on arrival.
Ticketing Information
Tickets are R250 with the dinner option, but must be booked at least 48 hours in advance for catering purposes. After that window, only “Show Only” tickets (without food) will be available—right up to 18:00 on the day of the performance.
Important Notes:
- No food or drink may be brought onto the premises.
- A cash bar is available before and after the show, and during the interval.
Venue:
The German Club, 5 Lorraine Street, Lorraine, Gqeberha
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Final Performance: 4 May
With limited seating and growing buzz, this is your last chance to experience the magic.
Jukebox Re-Imagined isn’t just a performance—it’s an escape. A sultry, stunning, soul-stirring escape. Book now and lose yourself in the rhythm of the night.
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