Win a pair of double tickets to Daryl Williams’ new comedy show
His new show is hilarious and highly motivational.
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Stand a chance to win three double tickets to comedian Daryl Williams on Friday, 29 November at Ollies Pub and Grill in Amanzimtoti in association with Friends of South Africa Comedy.
Kicking off in the Mother City, Cape Town, Daryl makes Toti his second stop on his new smash hit comedy special ‘The Next DW Tour’, a brand-new one-man comedy special soon to take South Africa and the interweb by storm! The show is highly accredited as his best work yet after his critically acclaimed smash hit comedy special ‘Too Coloured?’.
Daryl is sure to entertain and never offend. He regards his comedy style as a ‘woke approach’ to comedy that compliments SA’s modern day society. He has toured SA and internationally, trail-blazing the biggest stages in the country.
His new show is hilarious and highly motivational which touches vastly on the effects of being raised in a previously disadvantaged community and the funny situations such a person will find themselves in when suddenly introduced to a cut-throat corporate industry. The show is fresh and tackles everything from #MeToo and the accountability of men, politics and his constant failings in relationships with the ‘woman species’.
To win a pair of double tickets, simply fill in the form below with your email, name, and number and submit.
The competition closes at midnight on Monday, 25 November. Winners will be announced telephonically.
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