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Win tickets to see the blockbuster hit show ‘Ma-Dhir’

We have four tickets to give away

After phenomenal successes at his Durban, Pietermaritzburg & Johannesburg gigs, the enigmatic and charismatic Karou Charou brings his new blockbuster hit show ‘Ma-Dhir’ to Ladysmith on Saturday, August 2.
In this production, Karou delivers what led him to become the most commercially successful Indian comedian on the circuit.

He’s back to his brash, unapologetic best, which allows him to get away with just about anything on stage.

His famous ‘f’ bombs flow thick and fast, there are no sacred cows, he takes no prisoners, and he warns sensitive people with ‘no pulse’ to stay at home.
As with all his shows, ‘Ma-Dhir’ is not your basic stand-up comedy show. Karou is a master in the art of entertainment and he aims to entertain his audience from the time they take their seats for a full 90-minute roller-coaster ride.
True to form, he wanders off stage to engage in unscripted yet hilarious banter with the audience.

Karou has been hard at work honing his hypnosis skills and he attempts to cure patrons of nasty habits like smoking, live on stage.
Music, song, dance, magic, hypnosis… and a bit of comedy.

It’s almost like a Bollywood movie… just a few hours shorter and without subtitles. Catch ‘Ma-Dhir’ (which has an age restriction of PG-18) at the Ladysmith Civic Hall on Saturday, August 2. Tickets selling at R120 are available at Jafar Meats on 036-633-2422 and AK’s OK Grocer on 036-633-0000.

Tickets will sell for R150 at the door.
Catch the ‘Early Bird Special’: limited tickets at R100 available at the above outlets. For more information call Rehaz Khan on 083-626-9721.

WIN

We have four double tickets to give away to the show. All you have to do is answer this simple question in the comments section below.

What newspaper is the Ladysmith Gazette webpage associated with. We will give you a hint, The Lady____ Gaz____.

Four random people who post in our comments section below giving the correct answer to the question and give their full name and contact details will win.

Competition rules are HERE

 

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Rod Skinner

He is the Regional Editor NKZN and Online Editor for the Northern Natal News. He has 30 plus years of experience.

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