SA's premier comedy and jazz series Jokes & Jazz returns to UKZN Centre for Jazz and Popular Music
for a “Twosday” gig on Tuesday September 10, 2024, at 17h30.
Hosted by Kwanda Radebe, an award-winning comedian and UKZN graduate, Kwanda Radebe is a standout talent in South Africa’s comedy scene. Recognized by Times Live as one of the top seven young South Africans poised to take over the world, Kwanda’s sharp-witted social commentary and playful observations of daily life promise an evening of insightful and humorous entertainment.
The line-up features Mo Vawda, a comedian known for his high-energy performances. Vawda is a dynamic comedian and a beloved host on Lotus FM’s Sunday Breakfast Show. As a lecturer at UKZN, Mo brings a unique blend of humour and academic insight, making him a standout figure in the comedy world.
The line-up also features International comedian Troy Tesla, who is the original founder of Jokes and Jazz. Tesla combines his legal studies with edgy, boundary-pushing humour. His global comedy experience and distinctive style ensure a performance that is both thought-provoking and entertaining.
Joining on some a musical flair to the evening’s comedy is young and talented singer Khetho Makhanya. Makhanya hails from Pinetown and adds his fresh and engaging voice to complement the comedic acts, creating a rich tapestry of sound and laughter.
Jokes and Jazz is a unique event that promising an unforgettable experience filled with laughter and exceptional music.
Join the show for an exciting opportunity to enjoy the best music and hilarious jokes from some of Durban's finest comedians.
Jokes & Jazz takes place on September 10, 2024, at the UKZN Centre for Jazz and Popular Music. Doors open at 17h00, show starts at 17h30
The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music is a space dedicated to the promotion and development of jazz, popular music and the arts in general. It offers a vibrant space for artists to explore and showcase their talents. The ‘Twosday’ concept was first launched in 2011 and is an on-going monthly series that was added to the successful Weekly Wednesday “Trios” series.
Tickets: R110, R80 for pensioners, R50 for students. For ticket bookings and more information, contact zamat1@ukzn.ac.za
The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music is situated at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Howard College Campus, Dennis Shepstone Building, Level 2.
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