Find out who is ‘Too Coloured’
Too Coloured will provide a dose of comic relief through a unique array of multicultural humour.
DURBAN-BORN comedian Daryl Williams is all set to stage his debut one-man show titled; Too Coloured? in his home town when it opens at the Bat Centre from Friday, 3 to Sunday, 5 November.
Too Coloured? is a side splitting showcase of multi-cultural humor that can be enjoyed by anybody. It poses a direct question which relates to his ability to relate to any race, age and culture – as he has has done so all through South Africa in his career.
The 30-year old funnyman said the show provides comic relief through a unique array of multicultural humour.
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“My inspiration is always people based. There is a clear message for all South Africans that is relevant to our current affairs,” explained Williams.
A former finance wizard, Williams left the corporate world to pursue his career in entertainment. He’s broken down barriers and built bridges over obstacles deemed “impossible” to become a household name.
“You can expect to hear about the struggles of those who grew up with no medical aid in the past and the funny concoctions that were used to replace modern medicine. You’ll hear a bit of current observational, stereotypical humor – which does not offend but rather creates a funny outlook at things, where we can all laugh at ourselves and our sometimes silly behavior,” he added.
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Too Coloured? is hilariously funny and can be enjoyed by all ages. The show comes hot off the heels of Daryl’s #HomeComing tour which catapulted him onto the local and international comedy scene.
The show opens at The Bat Centre on November 3 and 4 at 8pm and November 5 at 3pm. Tickets are R100 via www.quicket.co.za or R120 at the door. Block bookings for 10 or more: R80 each.
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