It’s the newest, trendiest hang-out spot to be seen at, Lynnwood Bridge.

Freshly opened last week, the restaurants are beckoning you to come explore – Café Beyritz, Col’Cacchio, Tribeca, Rhapsody's, Vishoek Restaurant and Stephnie's. A stylish piazza with an artistic fountain and sculptures, play host to these chic eateries. Other shops include Woolworths Food, Pro Shop, Safari & Outdoor, Graffiti Bookshop and a Planet Fitness gym. The star attraction is the state-of-the-art 450-seater, world-class “West-End” style Atterbury Theatre. Walking into the theatre and enjoying a show, you will not be disappointed. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, you will become part of the stage.

The theatre premieres with a uniquely South African musical, Stuur Groete, created from the beloved songs composed by Laurika Rauch. They are transformed into a drama set against the backdrop of a farm in the Camdeboo. This debut play is presented by Christopher Torr and Johan Badenhorst of “Voetspore” fame. Don’t miss out on this momentous play, hosted at the theatre till 17 July. Laurika Rauch is intertwined in the play as story-teller and other popular actors making their appearance in the show include Nicole Holm, Eben Genis and Ilse Klink.

A Computicket branch is conveniently situated at the theatre and you can meet up with friends for cocktails before a show at the theatre café, Stephnie’s.

This is not just another shopping centre, it is a hub of art, music, and fine dining for you to sample and enjoy. The theatre is sure to become a very popular, regular outing for the cultural connoisseurs of our city.

Visit www.atterburytheatre.co.za or www.atterbury.co.za for more details