Marriage can be hard to explain
It’s not a show just about marriage; it’s about the world that these marriages have to survive in
Comedy duo are back in it together. Not together-together, but together…and this time they’re heading to eMalahleni.
Marriage is much like a road trip with its ups and downs (and potholes along the way) and Ndumiso Lindi and Tumi Morake are no strangers to the concept.
Following a whirlwind tour with sold-out shows and fanfare around the country and neighbouring countries, Ndumiso and Tumi are hitting the road again by popular demand with their hilarious stand-up comedy show, Married, but not to each other… and eMalahleni is their next stop with the duo performing at The Ridge Casino on September 14.
It’s not a show just about marriage; it’s about the world that these marriages have to survive in.
When asked how the show concept came about, Ndumiso retells the story of how the two were travelling on a comedy adventure and were asked by a customs official: “Are you married?”, to which Ndumiso replied: “Yes!”, realised what he was saying and added: “But not to each other.”
And thus began this comical journey for this wife and husband of other people in a hilarious show that tackles the roles and regulations of marriage and the pothole-laced roads the sexes have to navigate.
Their unique brands of humour will create a memorable night and the duo are the perfect pair for this on-stage ensemble.
A slightly different take on a comedy show, Married…But Not To Each Other sees Tumi and Ndumiso giving individual performances about their own experiences in marriage and romance and a joint set where the two banter and engage with the audience for a risqué and hilarious take on relationships.
Married, but not to each other already graced the stages in these cities: Pretoria, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Botswana, Mafikeng, Port Elizabeth, Krugersdorp, Durban, Secunda, Nelspruit and Limpopo.
The show carries a PG-16 restriction.
Tickets are available at Computicket from R120.
