Whatshot

2026
All
September
2025
All
November
All
2024
All
June
All
April
All
2023
All
March
All
2022
All
2021
All
2020
All
March
All
February
All
2019
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
2018
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
2017
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2016
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2015
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
DHS
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2014
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
KZN
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2013
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2012
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All

Denis Hurley Centre 'Sing-along Sound of Music' fundraiser at the Rhumbelow Theatre

Denis Hurley Centre 'Sing-along Sound of Music' fundraiser at the Rhumbelow Theatre

Author: By Kasia Yoko
Date: 2025-11-26

The recent 'Sing-along Sound of Music' fundraiser at the Rhumbelow Theatre delivered both community energy and measurable impact for the Denis Hurley Centre. Held earlier this month, the afternoon drew a full spectrum of supporters: long-time friends of the Centre, families, students, parish groups, and Durban residents who simply wanted to contribute to a good cause.

The theatre created an atmosphere that encouraged participation rather than passive viewing. Costumes ranged from nuns to curtain-clad Von Trapp lookalikes, and the audience treated the film as a collective experience - singing through the soundtrack, applauding favourite moments, and revelling in the shared nostalgia.

The programme included a raffle that added an extra layer of engagement. Prizes were donated by local businesses and individuals, keeping the proceeds focused on the Centre's work. By the end of the afternoon, the combined generosity of everyone present produced more than R33,000 in support of the DHC's operations.

The Denis Hurley Centre continues to serve some of Durban's most vulnerable communities through food support, healthcare access, education, and safe-space initiatives. Events like this one are essential: they raise funds, but they also expand the network of people who understand the Centre's mission and commit themselves to it. The success of the 'Sing-along Sound of Music' afternoon reflects a simple truth - when the Durban community gathers with purpose, real results follow.