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Hilarity reigns at Dingalings show

The Thathas left many in stitches as they navigated the twists and turns of life in an old age home.

The Dingalings Productions is one of South Africa’s leading comedy and performing arts groups based in Durban.

Out and about are (from left) Indresian Pillay, Steven Moodley, Manny Moonsamy, Clarissa and Reevek Ramlall.

They have performed to sold-out audiences and, last Friday, proved their popularity at Umbango Sri Siva Soobramoniar Temple’s fundraising event at the Port Shepstone Civic Centre.

Ready for laughter are (from left) Clifton Gopaul, Akashni Naicker, Regina and Kaseven Moodley.

It was an evening of non-stop laughter as Koobeshen Naidoo and Henry Ramkissoon took to the stage with ‘Who’s your Thatha?’.

Paul and Roshinee Ramauthar.

In the show, the dynamic duo finds themselves in an old age home, and their easygoing lifestyle turns them into instant favourites among the residents.

Seema, Yudeer and Kershen Rajendra of Marburg.

Both Koobeshen and Henry, the Thathas, left many in stitches as they navigated the twists and turns of life in the old age home with charm, wit and, most importantly, a healthy dose of Dingalings magic.

Pravashnee and Julian Naidoo.

Vice-chairman of the Umbango Sri Soobramoniar, Cohan Pillay, said the event was a huge success.

Fun times at the show with (from left) Rickesh Ramrathie, Sanjay and Rechalle Ramdeen, with Samantha and Rakesh Lutchman.

“The funds raised will be used for the refurbishment of the Amman Temple located on the premises of the Umbango Temple. The temple is well-known for its role in the community and for ensuring social cohesion. The temple has played a significant role in youth seminars and teachings,” said Cohan.

The Lutchman family (from left) Roshan, Kajal and Shama at the show.

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