Catch Darren Maule & Friends This Saturday:
By Fred Felton | 19 July 2023
Due to popular demand Darren Maule & Friends is back in Durban and you can catch Darren Maule and his eclectic group of comedians this Saturday 22nd July at The Globe at Suncoast.
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| Catch Darren Maule & Friends This Saturday at The Globe, Suncoast. | Image: Supplied |
This comedy show has KZN’s favourite radio personality, Darren Maule as the host so you are guaranteed of fun and entertainment all night long. The all-star show includes top comics like Mpho Popps, Mark Banks, Sifiso Nene, Mo Vawda, Khanyisa Bunu and Joey Rasdien.
Darren Maule’s hand-picked selection of these comedy powerhouses ensures a night of top quality entertainment. ‘’I remember a very talented and ambitious, good-looking young comedian who came up to me and asked me what he needs to do to get ahead and I told him that the first thing is to come up with a stage name that everyone remembers,’’ said Darren Maule as he talked about Mpho Popps one of the comedians lined up for the show.
Durban-born Sifiso Nene is also one to look out for with his infectious laughter and storytelling ability. ‘’Mark Banks is effortlessly funny, very few people are just 100% organically funny,’’ mentioned Darren Maule.
You can also look out for Durban’s own Mo Vawda who is full of wit and natural charisma. The rose amongst the thorns is Khanyisa Bunu who effortlessly connects with her audience and delves into everyday situations of life in a relatable perspective.
Darren Maule has also brought in one of the OGs of SA comedy in Joey Rasdien, a master of observational comedy. He is a must-see performer.
So if you are looking for a night full of laughs and entertainment get your tickets today exclusively at Ticketpro for the ultimate comedy extravaganza. The show starts at 8PM (doors open at 7PM).
The show is brought to you by Blu Blood in association with East Coast Radio.
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