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Epilogue – starring Tim Plewman (Defending the Caveman)

For those who fondly remember Plewman’s legendary performance in “Defending the Caveman”, this new work carries the same sharp humour and charm—now enriched by the perspective of a man who has lived, loved, lost, and learned. EPILOGUE is a show about our mature years and is filled with laughter, some tears and even a couple …

For those who fondly remember Plewman’s legendary performance in “Defending the Caveman”, this new work carries the same sharp humour and charm—now enriched by the perspective of a man who has lived, loved, lost, and learned.

EPILOGUE is a show about our mature years and is filled with laughter, some tears and even a couple of philosophical moments.

More than just a show, “Epilogue” is an experience—raw, honest, and unforgettable.

Written and performed by South African stage legend Tim Plewman, and co-authored with his longtime friend and advertising mastermind John Smeddle, “Epilogue” is a deeply personal journey that weaves between past and present, sorrow and joy, absurdity and insight.

With masterful comic timing and emotional depth, Plewman invites the audience into the intimate moments that shaped him—moments we all recognise in one way or another. Whether he’s reflecting on the chaos of modern life, reminiscing about friendships and follies,…

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