Call Me When You Get This

Two strangers meet on a chance encounter and, against all odds, fall into a love deeper than either of them expected. There’s just one problem: an ocean between them.

‘Call Me When You Get This’ follows their story in snapshots, stitched together into a mosaic of arrivals, departures, laughter, heartbreak, and the impossible task of holding on when the clock is always ticking.

Writer and director Alice Viskat is no stranger to the stage and has been acting, singing, and dancing her way under the proscenium arch since she was three years old. She trained at the Waterfront Theatre School, graduating in 2020 decorated with numerous awards, including Most Exceptional Ballet Dancer.

She later broadened her horizons into film, starring in Resident Evil (Netflix) and Boetie Boer (Showmax), among others. In 2023, she made her directorial and writing debut with the highly acclaimed play Flughafen, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2025 to 5-star reviews.

Her other original works include the theatrical play Black Mouse (2024) and the one-man show Fuck, Marry, Kill (2024), both performed at the National Arts Festival in 2025. Alice is also an award-winning filmmaker, winning Best Actress at the 48 Hour Film Festival, where her film – which she co-wrote – also won Best Film.

Evan Hengst, playing the role of ‘Man’, is a South African actor best known for his breakout role in ‘The Kissing Booth’ franchise. Born and raised in Klerksdorp, Evan began acting in the early 2000s and won the award for Best Actor at the Tshwane Youth Festival. With a strong background in theatre, improvisation, and accent work, Evan has built a reputation for his versatility and range as a performer. He has appeared in various South African productions, including TV dramas such as ‘Wyfie’, ‘Lioness’ and romantic comedy series ‘Troukoors’. Internationally, he has appeared in films such as ‘The Mauratanian’ and ‘The Red Sea Diving Resort’. His performance in the action comedy ‘Novocaine’ has been his most physical role to date.

Nicolette Fernandes, playing the role of ‘Woman’, graduated from Waterfront Theatre School with a Trinity College licentiate in Musical Theatre as well as advanced performance & teaching qualifications in Modern, Tap and Street Dance. Most notably, she took on the role of Scaramouche in the WE WILL ROCK YOU world tour, performing for audiences across the globe & earning a Fleur de Cap award nomination. Her other credits include CHICAGO THE MUSICAL SA tour, Tanya Cover in MAMMA MIA!, Dance Captain in Disney’s THE MAGIC BOX World Tour, Ulla Understudy in Pieter Toerien’s THE PRODUCERS and Ilse in SPRING AWAKENING. She has also worked as Head Choreographer for OUR HOUSE THE MUSICAL and continues to share her passion through teaching dance and musical theatre.