Laugh Africa Comedy Festival

Join Sifiso Nene as he hilariously contrasts life from KZN to Sandton, touching on healthcare, shopping, and everyday experiences using his sharp wit and engaging storytelling.

Celeste Ntuli delivers a hilarious and candid performance about dating and sex in her forties, exploring the generational differences in relationships and social expectations.

Alfred Adriaan brings his comedic genius to the stage in this side-splitting performance, tackling the quirks of cancel culture and the awkward truths of modern life.

Q-Dube, hailing from Zimbabwe, brings a fresh perspective on comedy and life's absurdities. He jokes about the unpredictability of power cuts in Zimbabwe versus South Africa's load-shedding schedule.

Tumi Morake has a great way of blending personal experiences with humor, and she really knows how to connect with her audience. From her witty take on age to her observations about cultural quirks.

Join Skhumba Hlophe for some uproarious comedy as he delivers sharp, hilarious observations on contemporary life. From his take on Oscar Pistorius's controversial release to travel mishaps.

Alfred Adriaan brings his comedic genius to the stage in this side-splitting performance, tackling the quirks of cancel culture and the awkward truths of modern life.

Join the uproarious duo of ventriloquist Conrad Koch and his cheeky puppet sidekick, Chester Missing, in a whirlwind comedy show that's as wild as it is witty.

Get ready for a side-splitting evening with Chris Mapane. From the highs of Johannesburg to the quirks of London, Chris brings his unique blend of humour to the stage.

Nonto R delivers a side-splitting performance that combines personal anecdotes, hilarious observations, and cheeky reflections on marriage, dating, and life.

Eugene Khoza's set humorously critiques modern masculinity, contrasting affluent men's perceived softness with traditional masculinity. His energetic delivery make for entertaining commentary on contemporary gender roles.

Chantal Jaxx delivers a hilarious set filled with sharp observations and witty humour about life in South Africa. From growing up in Brakpan to awkward dating encounters.

Mashabela Galane lights up the stage with his energetic and unapologetic comedy, tackling everything from generational differences to cultural quirks. His humour is bold, unfiltered, and deeply relatable.