With a side-splitting line-up of top South African comedians on the bill, Emperors Palace is the place to be for jokes this July.<\/p>\n
The go-to guy for husbands everywhere, Stuart Taylor, is up on July 12, with Learner Husband, the definitive relationship crash course for the modern South African man.<\/p>
Following sold out seasons and rave reviews around the country, audiences kept begging for more of his step-by-step programme, which prepares men to survive the most perilous of all tests … marriage.<\/p>\n
Described as “a delightful, often hilarious and always insightful one-man show”, Taylor will teach husbands how to get it right.<\/p>
Whether you’re married, engaged or even thinking of getting married, you don’t want to get behind the wheel until you’ve seen this show.<\/p>\n
The enigmatic and charismatic Karou Charou is back at Emperors Palace on July 13, and he’s bigger and bolder than ever before.<\/p>\n
His brand new one-man show diverges wildly from his series of family-friendly shows, which means that this show is not for the faint of heart.<\/p>\n
Karou’s latest presentation highlights what is was that led him to become the most successful Indian comedian on the circuit.<\/p>\n
His return to his brash, unapologetic best, with no sacred cows and no holds barred, he entertains the audience for the entire 90 minutes of his comical roller coaster ride.<\/p>\n
Karou is a master of entertainment, wandering off stage to engage in unscripted, yet hilarious, banter with the audience.<\/p>\n
To top it all off, the show includes music, song, dance and magic, which all adds up to a riotous night of Bollywood proportions.<\/p>\n
The final instalment of July’s Jokers comes on July 18 and 19, when the Palace of Dreams will face a Zulu ukuhlasela that will have the East Rand shaking and quaking with laughter.<\/p>\n
The 99% Zulu Comedy, SA’s number one, vernacular stand-up comedy show, will feature a tribe of master comedians, all of whom will leave their individual rib-tickling stamp on this unique evening that akumelwe lingabi nawo.<\/p>\n
Guests can expect satirical perceptions on a range of social and political issues, intelligent wit and relevant humour, packaged in a hleka and their home-grown dialect as a way of contributing to the preservation of indigenous languages and African pride.<\/p>\n
All the shows will be staged in the revamped Theatre of Marcellus, which offers guests vastly improved sightlines, with plush, fixed seating, for an enhanced show experience.<\/p>\n
The new layout has increased capacity to over 1 000 seats, complete with a VIP area for ultimate comfort.<\/p>\n
For more information, call the Emperors Palace Box Office on 011 928-1297\/1213, or visit www.emperorspalace.com.<\/p>\n