Loads of laughs at Emperors Palace

The 3 500 guests who turned up at Emperors Palace’s Centre Court recently for the Kings & Queens of Comedy show were treated to an evening of side-splitting humour.

June 6, 2023

Charmaine Slater Less than a minute

MarcLottering1_54554 — The 3 500 guests who turned up at Emperors Palace’s Centre Court on Saturday evening for the Kings & Queens of Comedy show were treated to an evening of side-splitting humour with a line-up of SA’s best comedians, including Marc Lottering, pictured here during his set. Also performing on the night were Mark Banks, Conrad Koch and Chester Missing, Riaad Moosa, Lindy Johnson, Sifiso Nene, Muthu Murugan, Celeste Ntuli and Anna Lakshmi. Darren ‘Wackhead’ Simpson was the MC. Photograph by Yol

The 3 500 guests who turned up at Emperors Palace’s Centre Court on Saturday evening for the Kings & Queens of Comedy show were treated to an evening of side-splitting humour with a line-up of SA’s best comedians, including Marc Lottering, pictured here during his set.

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Stand-up comedian Mark Banks showed why he is one of the most recognised and respected in his profession when he had the audience in stitches of laughter on May 27. Photograph by Yolanda van der Stoep.

Also performing on the night were Mark Banks, Conrad Koch and Chester Missing, Riaad Moosa, Lindy Johnson, Sifiso Nene, Muthu Murugan, Celeste Ntuli and Anna Lakshmi. Darren ‘Wackhead’ Simpson was the MC. Photograph by Yol.