Benny Bushwhacker - Human Nature

Joburg Admin / September 30, 2019

What Is It? Benny Bushwhacker, a world renowned environmentalist, conservationist and all round lover of nature is bringing you Human Nature. He will be taking you on a journey of how you can survive the African Bush. Get your tickets now! When Is It? Wednesday, 13 November 2019 at 20:00 Where Is It? Atterbury Theatre, 4 Daventry Street, Pretoria, Gauteng. How Much Is It? Tickets are R140 - R160 per person, get your tickets Here. For More Information For more information about this event, visit Here.

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