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We have a very special offer for our volunteer crew, so book your tickets and treat your family and friends to a fun night out.Thank you to Eddy Cassar who has once again given us a night of deeply-discounted tickets especially for our volunteer rescue crew. He has been doing this for almost 10 years and the comedy evening has become a firm favourite for those living in and around Cape Town.We have tickets for opening night 26th May as well as 27th May, to accommodate shifts and to ensure that there are always rescue crew on duty.For the full line up visit http://www.capetownmagazine.com/cape-town-funny-festivalfunny_fest_380_218_80_sPlease note: this special discount is for volunteer rescue crew. The show is not suitable for children or sensitive viewers.Tickets can be booked through merielb@searescue.org.za
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