06/06/2026
Did you know that tickets for the first performance on Thursday 11 June are only R80 as opposed to R150 for the rest of the season? Hurry before everyone catches on. Limited seats. This Sold out Baxter Theatre show is coming to GQ so ditch the Netflix and come and experience some great theatre and cocktails or beverages of your choice. It’s cosy, parking is safe and you will probably bump into quite a few like minded friends. If you want to know what the show is about and where to book….continue reading!
Here is Robyn Cohen’s review:
I was captivated and charmed by Blood and Silver, the stage adaptation of the memoir of the same name by Jan Glazewski, performed by David Muller and directed and designed by Fred Abrahamse. The stage show has been adapted by Muller and Abrahamse, from Glazewski’s memoir, Blood and Silver.
Muller held my attention from beginning to end as he evokes Glazewski’s story of “blood” and “silver”. The blood refers to his lifelong condition of haemophilia and also becoming infected with HIV, through a blood transfusion, used to treat his haemophilia. The silver is the family silver and heirlooms which were buried by his parents in Poland (now part of Ukraine), before they fled war, seeking refuge elsewhere. His parents eventually ended up in South Africa. We hear about the “indignity” that his dad carried “with quiet bitterness,” as a result of having to work for others in South Africa, far removed from being a well-off landowner in his home country.
Seventy minutes goes by in a flash and that is not easy in monologue theatre. It is witness and memory theatre – an intriguing story on stage – shared with an audience. It is like we are guests of Glazewski, in his living room, experiencing his story and holding our breath as we watch as the dots are connected by him
Bookings are open
www.isithatha.co.za/tickets