WIN: Comedian grabs the land issue
The show is a hilarious take on the most important question on the minds of every South African and Tesla holds a unique point of view on the land debate.
FORMER Pinetown Boys’ High learner and comedian, Troy Tesla brings his provocative one-man show Whose LAND Is It Anyway to the Durban Jewish Centre on Saturday, 1 September.
The show is a hilarious take on the most important question on the minds of every South African and Tesla holds a unique point of view on the land debate because his family were targeted victims of the political violence and attacks on farmers in Zimbabwe.
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There will be no-holy cows left untouched in this show from the land debate, race and homophobia to the #metoo movement. Tesla runs his own comedy and jazz series Jokes & Jazz at the UKZN Centre for Jazz and Popular Music. Book at www.Quicket.co.za or call 072 338 6107.
WIN: TWO lucky Highway Mail readers can each win two tickets to see Whose LAND Is It Anyway on Saturday, 1 September. Simply fill in the entry form below and click submit. The closing date is midnight on Thursday 30 August 2018.
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