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Tag Archives: halloween
The Cape Town Zombie Walk 2013
Saturday 26 October 2013 Last year’s Cape Town zombie walk was the first I attended and I had an awesome time. Back again for the fourth time, this year’s walk took place in the city centre – from Thibault square … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, avenue, cape town, cbd, charity, city, company gardens, company's garden, costumes, dogs, dressing up, favourites, gardens, gore, great cape town zombie walk, halloween, iziko, make-up, museum, scaring kids, scary, street, town, urban, zombie, zombie walk, zombies
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The Makabra Ensemble – Nosferatu at the Labia
Wednesday 31 October 2012 It was Halloween, and the 8th annual South African Horrorfest was a week into its 10 day programme. As dusk descended on the Labia Theatre, a crowd began to gather for the evening’s show – a … Continue reading
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Tagged cape town, cinema, costumes, double bass, dressing up, evenings, events, favourites, film, gigs & festivals, halloween, horror, horrorfest, labia, makabra ensemble, movie, nosferatu, south african horrorfest, steampunk, theatre, vampires, violin
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Tagged cape town, cinema, costumes, double bass, dressing up, evenings, events, favourites, film, gigs & festivals, halloween, horror, horrorfest, labia, makabra ensemble, movie, nosferatu, south african horrorfest, steampunk, theatre, vampires, violin
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Sailor Jerry’s Halloween Freakshow at Mercury
Saturday 29 October 2011 Halloween weekend is always a busy one – every venue is having a big party and there are a million options, making choosing where to go pretty hard. I rate I chose wisely though: Mercury boasted … Continue reading