Bokani Dyer honours Maitisong Theatre

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Dyer said Maitisong is where he started his music career

While staging a classic musical performance on Friday at Maitisong Theatre, Bokani Dyer honoured the venue saying it is where he started his music career as a student of Maru-A-Pula School.

The pianist graced Maitisong Festival with his band in a two-night performance last week and collaborated with Cape Town outfit, Nu-Notes led by musical director, Dan Selsick.

“It is always an honour performing here because this is where it all started. My musical lessons started right here by the classrooms and I got to perform in here,” 31-year-old Dyer said.

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