Laugh Africa Comedy Festival

Celeste Ntuli, South Africa's beloved comedy queen, delivers side-splitting truths about relationships, tradition, and the struggle of being a 'Zulu girl in a modern world'.

Atlanta's finest, Griff, brings his Southern gospel swagger to SA and takes the Laugh Africa crowd to church - then straight to comedy heaven. He proves that laughter truly crosses continents.

Felix Hlophe brings big energy, bigger punchlines, and the biggest Zulu laugh. Whether he's dissecting married life or Durban taxi politics, Felix turns everyday madness into pure comedic heat.

Rob Van Vuuren returns to the big stage in glorious technicolour. From surviving cancel culture to explaining white guilt with slapstick flair, Rob throws down a masterclass in comedic mayhem.

Ntosh Madlingozi hits the stage like a rockstar with a mic - reckless, real, and ridiculously funny. He riffs on fame, misfits, and the madness of modern masculinity with rock 'n roll swagger and Soweto soul.

Nina Hastie bares it all with zero apologies and maximum laughs. From mental health to bedroom madness to spiritual awakenings in questionable yoga classes.

With a smooth stride and sharp wit, Robby Collins commands the arena with tales from his Durban roots, misadventures on the road, and the hilarity of being everyone's 'tall friend'.

Uganda's Patrick Salvado delivers a cross-continental roast with sharp observational wit and a disarming grin, from comparing Ugandan and South African quirks to throwing diplomatic shade with a smile.

Jam Jam lights up the stage with boundless charisma and lightning-fast delivery. From kasi corners to mall security guards with main character syndrome, he finds the funny in every South African scenario.

KG dissects his childhood under surveillance and adulthood under pressure with trademark calm and killer timing.