Chester Missing makes his way to the Joburg Theatre

The country’s most notorious puppet, Chester Missing, has been found and he made his way to the Joburg Theatre on 22 October.

Together with his sidekick Conrad Koch, they presented to the audience Chester’s hysterical new show, Missing.

On the evening of 20 October, Chester Missing shared a big cake with the audience at the theatre.

The cake marked the beginning of his new show, which will come to an end on 7 November.

Chester Missing and the popular comedian Koch, as always, brought in their funniest material.

Something new, Conrad and Chester dragged two more puppets with them to the theatre.

They are Ronnie the monster and Charles Hilary, who Conrad introduced as his life coach and mentor.

Straight from a suitcase, Chester shared his story of where he comes from, saying that he was a white man before he was painted black by Conrad who wanted him to look black so he can be accepted by the new government.

Also, Chester still needs to know when will Jacob Zuma pay back the money?

He also said Helen Zille pretends to love African culture just for the votes.

Chester Missing is well-known for his outrageous and honest views on the country’s state of affairs.

Conrad Koch and Chester Missing are members of the twice International Emmy nominated LNN team and Chester was one of New African Magazine’s Most Influential Africans for 2014.

Tickets are available through Computicket.

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