Comics take the mickey out of Women’s Month
Kensington-based columnist and TV host Tumi Morake ably ran proceedings during the latest instalment of the comedy show.
Women’s Day celebrations took a comedic twist at the recent Kings & Queens of Comedy: Women’s Day Edition staged at Emperors Palace on August 9.
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Kensington-based columnist and TV host Tumi Morake, who boasts a comedy career spanning more than 12 years, ably ran proceedings during the latest instalment of the comedy show. Her edgy and unpredictable comedy style wowed audiences, and her unique ability to deliver all the laughs and right punchlines was exactly what fans had been waiting for.
Her role as royal host for the Kings & Queens of Comedy affair was supported by a stellar cast of comedy giants, including Angel Campey, Celeste Ntuli, Kate Pinchuck and Lindy Johnson, to name a few, as well as a special guest appearance by one of South Africa’s favourite comedy sons, Marc Lottering.
All and sundry had certainly polished their comical armour as they took their humorous personalities to the next level.
“This top-class line-up is exactly what comedy-loving audiences have loved about attending Kings & Queens of Comedy. It is a brand that we’ve nurtured and that we are extremely proud of,” said Osman Osman, MD at Blu Blood, which created the comedy brand in 2012. It has since grown into one of the leading comedy brands in South Africa, promoting and showcasing local talent from around the country.
