Riaad Moosa

Riaad Moosa, a silver medallion graduate of the College of Magic in Cape Town, started his comedy career as a comedy magician. Regularly enchanting people with his special blend of magic and comedy, he was presented with the 'Comedy Magic Award' at the Centre for the Magical Arts in Cape Town. He performed at many birthday parties where he was constantly tormented by uncles-who-think-they're-funny asking him, "Hey, Mr. Magician, you gonna make my wife disappear?" That's genius that... Read more...

Nik Rabinowitz

Nik Rabinowitz was raised on the mean, green streets of Constantia, Cape Town; a world of ride-bys on horseback, piano lessons, and unrelenting love and financial support from family members. He grew up on a farm, climbing trees and commentating on his own rugby games, in Afrikaans. Read more...

Ndumiso Lindi

Ndumiso Lindi hails from Zwelitsha, a small township next to King Williams Town in Eastern Cape. He came to Cape Town to study a national diploma in graphic design at Cape Technikon, and this is when the comedy bug really bit. Read more...

Martin Jonas

Martin Jonas, the 'boykie' from Potchefstroom via Kempton Park, is part of the fresh-faced future of comedy in South Africa. Read more...

Kurt Schoonraad

Kurt Schoonraad describes himself as "Mitchell's Plain, born and fled" and he bases much of his material on recollections of his upbringing. 


His physical style is reminiscent of a young Barry Hilton, and his comic impression of the ‘Cape Flats man-on-the-street’ has already made him a legend in clubs such as the Galaxy.  Kurt has also elicited rave responses at the Oppi Koppi music festival in Pretoria where he has headlined the comedy stage. Read more...

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