Last Night of the PROMS are held in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. They are a musical party following in the tradition of the Last Night of the PROMS which is held annually in the Albert Hall in London.

This is very much family entertainment and highly interactive with the audience joining in everything from Mexican waves to the Halleluja Chorus.

By doing these concerts annually in 4 different centres, the concerts have built up a following which means that the charities which benefit from these concerts, can do their much-needed work. Beneficiaries include Lifeline, St Francis Hospice, The Bursary Fund f the British Cultural and Heritage Association Wineberg and Rotary, who support several different charities.

Every ye, new young soloists are given a platform and an opportunity to work with a professional conductor and orchestra. This is an important developmental part of these concerts.

One of the latest additions to this concert is The Twenty Tenors.

For more information call Caroline 011 447 9264.

Following a suggestion by the Reverend Keith du Plessis in 1991, Songs of  Praise was first performed in the City Hall in Johannesburg in 1992. 

Sponsored by RMB, Starlight Classics is a larger event started by RMB in 1999 which has grown to be one of the highlights of the social calendar in both Gauteng and Cape Town.

These popular concerts are held in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. They are a musical party following in the tradition of the Last Night of the PROMS which is held annually in the Albert Hall in London.

Kloof Rotary Pops

For the last 10 years or more, Richard has been involved with the Kloof Rotary in presenting their annual Kloof Rotary Pops in the Durban City Hall and more recently with their outdoor concert at Mokaranga Gardens in Kloof near Durban.