Fill up on your dose of laughter with Riaad Moosa and friends

Research has proven that having friends helps us live longer and healthier lives.

They also help to counter stress and they improve our general happiness and mood.

This is why you cannot miss Riaad Moosa and Friends at Emperors Palace on Saturday, March 25.

Joining Riaad Moosa for a top-notch night of entertainment are his good friends – and some of South Africa’s biggest comedy heavyweights – Jason Goliath, Joey Rasdien, Kagiso Mokgadi, Loyiso Gola, Marc Lottering, Schalk Bezuidenhout, Shimmy Isaacs and Simmi Areff.

Jason Goliath.

There is also a special guest appearance by Morgan Beatbox.

With this royal flush of SA comedy giants, this is guaranteed to be a show of hysterical proportions.

As an award-winning comedian, actor, writer and presenter, Moosa is one of South Africa’s most popular and acclaimed funny men and he happens to be a qualified medical doctor too.

Shimmy Isaacs.

Jason Goliath is larger than life (it’s all because his big personality won’t fit into a smaller body). His infectious energy and laugh has made him one of South Africa’s most sought after comedians.

Joey Rasdien is instantly recognisable. His endearing stage persona is intellectually absurd, physically hysterical and thought-provoking.

Affectionaly known as KG, Kagiso Mokgadi takes the audience on a unique comedy journey with a glimpse behind the scenes into his life as a son of a sangoma and a nurse.

Loyiso Gola.

With a stack of awards, accolades and achievements under his belt, Loyiso Gola is a comedic force not to be taken lightly.

He is best known as the host, co-producer and writer of the Emmy-nominated satirical news show, Late Night News with Loyiso Gola.

Hailing from Cape Town, Marc Lottering is one of South Africa’s top comedians.

He has been in the industry for over 16 years and he continues to keep audiences in stitches across the country and abroad.

Joey Rasdien.

Schalk Bezuidenhout, the talent as sweet as mother’s milk and with a skop as powerful as brandy, is not your run-of-the-mill comedian.

His refreshing approach to comedy explores his conservative upbringing and his current liberal outlook on life.

Simmi Areff.

The only female on the line-up, the award-winning Shimmy Isaacs, looks at her journey as a confused coloured woman who comes into contact with all sorts of cultural dilemmas of her own race and others.

Marc Lottering.

Simmi Areff was rated one of the top up and coming comedians in the country. This much-loved comedian started his career while completing his journalism degree.

Having toured extensively around the country, Simmi’s witty tongue-in-cheek comedy has made him a strong contender in the industry.

Laughter is the best medicine with Riaad Moosa

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