The Outlore presents Divine Intervention, the brand new singing trio sent from above, and they're here to pay tribute to the greatest divas of all time. Catch them at The Drama Factory performing some of the greats; Whitney Houston, Cher, Donna Summer, Madonna, and many more. This trio will thrill you with their out-of-this-world voices and infectious energy. From the creative team that brought you The Curse, Failure to Lunch, and the sold out show Fragments are back with Divine Intervention. This trio of vocal power-houses is made up of; Thembelihle Benenengu (idols SA, Barnyard Theatre), Megan Spencer (The Sound of Music, Legally Blonde, The Curse), and Jacy Jacobs (Recording & Voice Over Artist) and they are ready to pay tribute to the greats by performing some of the greatest songs of all time.

Photo Credits: The Outlore

The Outlore: The Curse (Cabaret Comedy), Failure to Lunch (POV Comedy Film), Fragments (Immersive Theatre), online content (Mis-, Change is Everything, & Irreversible)

Thembilihle Benenengu (Idols SA, Barnyard Theatre Productions, The Curse)

Megan Spencer (Legally Blonde, The Sound of Music, The Curse)

Jacy Jacobs (Vocalist, Recording Artist, Voice Over Artist)

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Audience Responses

Please keep me updated to when the next shows is :) I think that you should look at some small starters to sell or pizza maybe while people wait

Wow the ladies can put up a performance as very engaging with the audience. Definitely coming back

Wow the ladies can put up a performance as very engaging with the audience. Definitely coming back

Wow the ladies can put up a performance as very engaging with the audience. Definitely coming back

Wow the ladies can put up a performance as very engaging with the audience. Definitely coming back

Very talented, very professional, enjoyed the music!!

Very talented, very professional, enjoyed the music!!

Very talented, very professional, enjoyed the music!!

Longest 76 minutes of my life. I believe the ladies have the ability to sing but wasted it.

It was AWESOME, there was so much to love, the vocals, the comedy, the storyline. Thank you so much

Just amazing!!!!! DIVALICIOUS

Such talent, sad that there were so few people.

Your voices are fantastic, I throughly enjoyed the show. I was saddened when you just sang parts of a song, my mind wanted the whole song. The lighting on your faces was not always good. I like to see the performers full expression. If you had stood a metre back, the down lights would have shown your faces better. It was a pity to light up the back of the stage, when you were in the dark. Otherwise spot lights should be used. I have been disappointed with the lighting in all the other shows I have seen at the Drama Factory. Most of the audience are senior people, who struggle when the sound it too loud. For the first 15 minutes of your show the music drowned your voices & it was a battle to hear your words. In a small theatre earth shattering sound is not pleasant. The middle microphone on vocals needed to be turned up, we could not easily hear the singer behind it. The recorded voice from the book was also too loud & blaring, it would have been more enticing if it ha been in a loud whisper. Good luck for the future, I would have liked to hear more of your beautiful singing voices & less of the dramatics.

Your voices are fantastic, I throughly enjoyed the show. I was saddened when you just sang parts of a song, my mind wanted the whole song. The lighting on your faces was not always good. I like to see the performers full expression. If you had stood a metre back, the down lights would have shown your faces better. It was a pity to light up the back of the stage, when you were in the dark. Otherwise spot lights should be used. I have been disappointed with the lighting in all the other shows I have seen at the Drama Factory. Most of the audience are senior people, who struggle when the sound it too loud. For the first 15 minutes of your show the music drowned your voices & it was a battle to hear your words. In a small theatre earth shattering sound is not pleasant. The middle microphone on vocals needed to be turned up, we could not easily hear the singer behind it. The recorded voice from the book was also too loud & blaring, it would have been more enticing if it ha been in a loud whisper. Good luck for the future, I would have liked to hear more of your beautiful singing voices & less of the dramatics.