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Loyiso Gola: Unraveling Life through Comedy and Cape Town Affinities

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Loyiso Gola, a celebrated comedian from Cape Town, is returning to his roots to present an anticipated standup comedy series from December 15, 2023, to January 15, 2024. Gola fearlessly delves into South Africa’s triumphs and trials, incorporating personal tales and a unique spin on annual events, offering a raw and hilarious examination of the year. Fans can experience his magic at the Homecoming Centre, District Six, and witness Gola’s irresistible charisma and acute humor promise a humorous journey through South Africa’s turbulent 2023.

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The Comedy Sovereign, Russell Peters, Makes a Remarkable Comeback to South Africa

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Canadian comedian Russell Peters is set to return to South Africa in February 2024 for his “Russell Peters: Live” tour. Peters is renowned for his ability to connect with a diverse audience and has earned a permanent place in the comedy hall of fame. This celebrated comedian is also an ardent philanthropist and has established The Russell Peters North Peel Scholarship to provide economically disadvantaged students with college tuition. Tickets for his South African shows will soon be available on Ticketpro.

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Jimmy Carr: Master of Comedy and Shock

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Jimmy Carr is a master of comedy and shock, with a unique style that blends laughter and gasps of surprise. His upcoming ‘Terribly Funny’ standup comedy tour is already breaking ticket sales records, showcasing his growing popularity. With performances in over 40 countries, Carr’s international fan base demonstrates his broad appeal and remarkable ability to connect with diverse audiences.

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Is Britain’s Dark Past Actually Laughable? How Comedian Al Murray and History Channel’s New Show Ignite Fresh Conversations

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The History Channel’s new show, “Why Does Everyone Hate the British Empire?” uses comedy to explore Britain’s controversial past with famous British comedian Al Murray and comedians from colonized countries like South Africa’s Loyiso Gola. The show takes a conversational approach, shedding light on unique stories without taking a particular stance. With humor, historical exploration, and insightful conversation, the show offers a fresh and engaging way to examine Britain’s colonial past. It encourages viewers to reflect on historical events, contemporary issues, and enjoy a good laugh.

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Celebrating Women, Comedy and Motherhood: Mother Funnies

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Mother Funnies is an interactive comedy experience celebrating motherhood with a humorous twist. This Women’s Month, buckle up for a unique, ribtickling comedy show featuring eight of Cape Town’s most talented comedians sharing their weird, wacky, and wonderful birth stories. The show promises an evening of laughter and fun.

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South African Play ÎLE to Grace UK Stages

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The awardwinning South African play ÎLE, which received a Gold Ovation Award at the National Arts Festival, is set to make its way to UK stages in the coming months. The comedic comingofage story has been a hit on the South African theatre scene and will soon be showcased at Riverside in London as part of the BiteSize Fest. In August, it will also feature at the worldrenowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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A Winter of Laughter: Cape Town’s Funny Festival Entertains and Inspires

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Cape Town’s vibrant spirit refuses to be frozen during the chilly winter. The Jive Cape Town Funny Festival, the largest and oldest comedy festival in South Africa, is back to warm the hearts of its audience with a monthlong extravaganza of laughter. From the 5th of June to the 2nd of July 2023, the Baxter Theatre will be transformed into a haven of hilarity, showcasing the finest comedic talents, both local and international.

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An Unlikely Collaboration: How Comedians and a Plumbing Company Joined Forces to Promote an Energy-Saving Invention and Their Journey Together

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In the midst of adversity, innovation and collaboration can thrive, giving rise to new ideas and opportunities. This couldn’t be more true when a group of South African comedians partnered with a plumbing company, XTEND Elements, to promote a revolutionary heating element for geysers. Their collaboration is a testament to the power of creativity and the importance of working together in difficult times, proving that unexpected collaborations can lead to success.