Kama Sutra: Sex and Da Charou .

Although more westernised than our forefathers were when they landed here in South Africa some 150 years ago, sex and sexually-related matters are taboo and spoken of only in hushed tones behind closed doors.

Using a combination of slide shows, interesting “props”, quick wit and toilet humour, the enigmatic and charismatic Karou Charou (the star of the show), takes the audience on a journey of discovery, challenging tradition, debunking myths and educating his audience whilst all the while thoroughly entertaining them.

A sexologist who attended one of the shows commented that the show, apart from being entertaining, was indeed educational.

Being the first Indian comedian to use the “f” word on stage, the turbanned one has amassed a following that has a penchant for his no-holds-barred, in-your-face routines.

His style is refreshingly different, and his ability to walk off stage and engage in unscripted, yet hilarious banter with the audience is second to none on the comedy circuit.

Catch Kama Sutra at the Theatre of Marcellus on February 1.

The show carries an adults only warning and Karou warns sensitive people with no pulse to “stay at home.”