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Marriage for Dummies comedy show comes to Sheppie

If you are in need of a good laugh and a relaxed evening out, this is the show to watch.

South Africa’s favourite comedy duo is set to delight fans in Port Shepstone this Saturday night (2nd).

Husband and wife team, Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert, star in Marriage for Dummies – a hilarious survival guide for anyone brave enough to take on life’s ultimate challenge.

The show, which will start at 19:00, played to sold out houses at Cape Town’s Kalk Bay Theatre, as well as the popular Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre in Durban.

“We all know that marriage is more than a relationship – it’s a wild adventure,” say our comedic experts. “Navigating the ups and downs of married life takes planning, elbow grease and help!”

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Aaron and Lisa lead the audience through the many trials and tribulations that affect all marriages.

In the guise of whacky characters, they identify most of the ‘problems’ marriages face.

All the serious challenges are dealt with in a funny and light-hearted way. Marriage For Dummies is a show for everyone, married or single.

This dynamic duo never disappoints. If you are in need of a good laugh and a relaxed evening out, this is the show to watch.

A quirky mixture of comedy, dance, and music with interesting insight in how to make a marriage last. It will keep you well entertained.

Tickets are R120 and can be purchased online from Webtickets or instore at Pick n Pay.

All proceeds from the event are in support of Genesis Hope South Africa, which aims to serve local communities, meeting physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs
associated with extreme poverty and other social issues.

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