THE ADDAMS FAMILY SA
SAMANTHA PEO
- Morticia -
TIAAN RAUTENBACH
- Gomez -
CHAD BAAI
- Lucas -
BRENDAN VAN RHYN
- Lurch -
BETHANY DICKSON
- Alice -
YAHTO KRAFT
- Fester -
CANDICE VAN LITSENBORGH
- Grandma -
CHRIS VAN RENSBURG - Mal -
JORDYN SCHAEFER
- Wednesday -
LARA VISAGIE
- Ensemble -
JASMINE MINTER
- Ensemble -
JESSICA DE BOD
- Ensemble -
REBECCA HARTLE
- Ensemble -
BRAEDEN BUYS
- Ensemble -
BRANDON JONES
- Ensemble -
JAYDEN DICKSON
- Ensemble -
NKOSINATHI MAZWAI
- Choreographer -
MARTHINUS BASSON
- Set, Costume, Lighting Design -
NICHOLAAS DE JONG
- Set, Costume, Lighting Design -
The weirdest, whimsical, wackiest family is coming to town…
Whether you love the comic books, the movies, or the TV series, Wednesday – you’re in for a theatrical treat with The Addams Family Musical! Featuring a talented cast of well-known South African actors, this spooky, wickedly-funny show is perfect for all ages! When the ‘princess of darkness’, Wednesday, falls in love with a ‘normal’ boy, Lucas, The Addams Family invites him and his parents for dinner, mayhem, dark humour and hilarity abound… As Gomez says: ‘Living or dead, family is still family - so don’t miss your chance to hang out for a couple of hours with the weirdest family in town. The show opens 14 Dec 2024 at the old Fugard, now called the Homecoming Centre. Book now at Webtickets. Presented by MotherCity Theatre Productions, a new professional musical theatre production company in Cape Town.
What the critics had to say about previous international productions:
“Wickedly wonderful, delightfully dreadful and magically full of malice, mischief and mayhem — the amazing Addams Family is an unmissable musical”
“The Addams Family is a raucous musical comedy that is sure to delight audiences of all ages - with enough grossness to entertain kids and plenty of innuendos to keep the grown-ups snickering too." Broadwayworld.com
“Funny moments, fantastic one-liners and great character exposition fill the show…”
All That Dazzles
An entirely entertaining and enjoyable two and a half hours in the theater.”
New York Observer