Cat comes back

GOOD news for her many South Coast fans is that golden-voiced Cat Simoni will pay another visit to the South Coast this month.

She and charming Paul Spence, who writes her shows and often joins her on stage, will present their new show, ‘Wouldn’t it be Luverly’, as a supper theatre production, at Azalea Hall, Margate Retirement Village, on Saturday, May 28, at 6pm for 7pm.

As the name suggests, the show will be packed with everyone’s favourite My Fair Lady numbers.

Cat, a five-star diva, who has performed at London’s swankiest venues, has a gorgeous voice, a great stage presence and a wonderful sense of humour. She purrs and teases and pulls the Persian out from under the socially acceptable. She tickles the ivories, conjures up the comedy and melts the heart with her golden voice. This aristocat will leave you laughing and deeply stirred by her fabulous feline force field.

Tickets, at R60, are on sale at the village’s RAC and admin offices.