Aldrin Naidu’s X sê! You Ain’t Seen Nuthin Yet set to ‘tune’ the stage

Aldrin Naidu is set to take the stage at Blackrock Casino, with his show X sê! which is ready to showcase the stuff dreams are made of; an EFF alliance with the Rajbansi’s Minority Front!

Whatever the case, laughter, music and dance win the vote in the ‘fun-raiser’ on Saturday, April 5 at 6pm and 8.30pm.

One hundred per cent of the profits from the show and a celebrity auction has been pledged to Newcastle Crisis Centre and Nil Desperandum, by show producer Vanessa Kistan.

Mr Naidu is looking at launching his Live101 Film and Performance Academy at schools. The show is part of this, Mr Kistan said.

“With loads of laughter, the comedy is set in Chatsworth, and resonates with local voter flavour,” Mr Kistan of the MR Newswire agency added.

X se! is about a spirited family who works hard to put food on the table. Nani Maharaj supports the ANC, and claims to be Mac’s connection. Chandini, her daughter is DA, Tamil her son-in-law is George Minority Front and grandson Raj an undecided born-free.

While some say her walking stick is actually an AK47, Nani is peace-loving – until you speak against “my Jacob” and his rural enhancement Nkandla. Like Shameen Rajbansi, with roots in Newcastle, rumours say Nani travels there often to meet her grand nephew, Mayor Rehman, for state of the town talks.

Former Tina Turner and Rajbansi hairmaker, Marriam Khan, styles the Bengal tiger and other characters.

In the story, one day when the EFF Red Berets come knocking on the door, things are bound to change for the Maharaj/Naidoo family. Do the Chatsworthians flee crime to Australia or stay, vote, and fight on for a free and fair society?

Songs you can dance to and available on CD at the show include You ANC Nuthin Yet, Malema Malema, Pacha Chutney, Zuma e-Tolls You So, and bonus tracks Babalaas and Mandrax Muniamma, among others.

Tickets are R100 and R90 for Blackrock cardholders. Also at SuperSave Food Market, Lennoxton, S & S Mini Maret, Suryaville, or call Sadhana Ramdial on 084 263 9327 for more details.