Today’s posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger:
Nelson Mandela Bay is home to three blue flag beaches and is also proudly known as the bottlenose dolphin capital; according to research done in the nineties by Dr Vic Cockcroft, the Bay is home to approximately 20 000 dolphins but a later study revealed that there are close to 30 000 individuals.
But that’s not where the Bay’s marine life stops.
Source: NMBT Blog.
The Big 5 is heading for you!:
A scientist who shares the most amazing stories with the magical effect of laughter, Stuart Taylor is no stranger to the Nelson Mandela Bay comedy scene. You might remember him from the travel show,“Going Nowhere Slowly”, or you might have attended a show he either produced or directed and walked away with an instant six-pack, after the ab workout.
His delightful potion of enigmatic entertainment has mesmerised audiences from theatres to boardrooms across South Africa. Taylor has been working on some of the most amazing comedy productions around the country and he is heading to the Bay with the latest B I G comedy offering – the Big 5 Comedy Show.
Source: NMBT Blog.
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