Six of South Africa's top comedians take center stage and showcase their talent in this collection of short stand-up sets.
Newly engaged Schalk Bezuidenhout riffs on buying a ring, committing to one person for the rest of his life, and his favorite TV show, "Pimp My Ride."
Gilli Apter recounts stories about being Jewish in South Africa and how eyebrow microblading is essentially a "prison tattoo" for housewives.
Celeste Ntuli delivers no-nonsense comic takes on weight, confidence, dating, Netflix binges and the difference between "depressed" and "deprived."
Self-described people-pleaser Nina Hastie jokes about self-esteem, recovery, guys who lie, and the sexually instructive music of her youth.
After resorting to doing online shows, Robby Collins is thrilled to be back in person to joke about life during lockdown and his disdain for rhinos.
Mpho "Popps" Modikoane dishes on pandemic hoarding, illicit cigarettes and moonshine, and the many uses of the Yellow Pages.
