Comedy cafe feat. Ryan Whittal, Conrad Koch and Chester Missing, Hannes Brummer and Ncoba Nqobo.

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Arrive from 6pm. Show starts at 7:30pm

Tickets R140

The Comedy Cafe is fast becoming the Southern Peninsula's hottest comedy show. Last month legens of comedy Mark Banks and Rob van Vuuren brought audience members to their feet and this month we are keeping that energy going with two of Pretoria's hottest comedians.

Hannes Brummer is the funniest man in South Africa, and that's official. The winner of the SAFTA for comedy performance Hannes has been doing standup for 16 years and ripping up stages from Aardklop to Inniebos, and Oppikioppi to Rocking the Daisies. Speaking about his life as a parent, Hannes' manic energy will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about things as simple as a day trip with the kids.

Nqoba Ngcobo is a well known face around Pretoria. His Grinding Gorilla comedy shows are the absolute heart of Pretoria Comedy, and Nqoba himself is the face of being funny in that city. The host of the biggest monthly music festival, Park Acoustics Nqoba has a cheeky, playful and optimistic energy that leaves you feeling positive even as he leaves you helpless with laughter.

Newly relocated to Cape Town, Ryan lives life with the open-eyed wonder of a small boy and his take on the city, and stories of his youth has crowds laughing even as they wonder how he has survived this long. Silly, joyful and entirely charming, Ryan is an act for that innocent part of you that still thinks this world is magical - if somewhat weird.

Conrad Koch and his puppet Chester Missing close out the show. The very best of SA's political comedians, Conrad Koch has been on every debate show in the country, slandered politicians at the official opening of parliament and even won a court case against Steve Hofmeyr. Laced with satire and heavy criticisms of the current state of South Africa, Conrad and Chester's show is nontheless uproariously funny, a fact that's proven by the powerful reviews for his recent Edinburgh Arts Festival show. 

Tickets cost just R140 and can be purchased at Quicket. Don't miss this line-up of the best-of-the-best.

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