The Baxter Theatre Centre in Cape Town is hosting a variety of shows in November, including the heartwarming comedy Bucket Boy and Schalk Bezuidenhout’s onedogshow Otis. Local comedians will take the stage with Keeping up with the Xhosaz, and A Faint Patch of Light showcases the struggles of black lesbians in South Africa. Marc Lottering’s newest standup comedy show, So I Wrote That Musical, also runs throughout November. The theatre promises a diverse selection of performances to satisfy cultural cravings.
South African comedian, Schalk Bezuidenhout, is set to bring his unique humor to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland this August. The renowned comedian will perform from the 2nd until the 27th of August, promising to engage and entertain both South African expatriates and locals.
For 24 years, the Jive Cape Town Funny Festival has been a beacon of laughter and joy in South Africa’s Mother City. As a premier event in Cape Town, it showcases the best in local and international comedy acts. This year, the festival returns to the Baxter Theatre from tomorrow until July 2nd, promising an unforgettable experience for comedy enthusiasts.
The Jive Cape Town Funny Festival has become a beloved event in the city’s entertainment scene, drawing audiences from all over the world. The festival’s unique blend of humour and entertainment has captured the hearts of audiences for over two decades, making it a staple in Cape Town’s cultural calendar.