Carnival City plays host to funnyman Mervyn from Durban when he swops the lush tropical surrounds of KwaZulu-Natal for the concrete jungle that is Gauteng – but only for a short while.
The well-known comedian takes to the stage at the Mardi Gras Theatre for one night only on March 2.
He will take his audience on his laugh-a-minute journey, from childhood through to being the funny adult he is now, with stories and anecdotes about growing up in Durban and life in South Africa.
No one is excluded from Mervyn’s amusing content.
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He has jokes about everyone from the honourable members of parliament to parastatals, the municipality, service delivery and people who, according to him, are not too bright.
Narcissist celebrities, gold diggers, sugar daddies and fake people are also his subjects in this crazy, comical session.
Mervyn, who describes himself as a “proudly South African Durbanite of Indian origin”, has 30 years of stage experience under his belt with performances throughout SA.
The show is rated PG-13 and starts at 8pm.
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