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    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJune 27, 2013No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Most people are embarrassed to cry in public, but you’re signing up for tears of laughter if you go to born-and-bred Grahamstonian Langa ‘Illy’ Kulati’s comedy show.

    Most people are embarrassed to cry in public, but you’re signing up for tears of laughter if you go to born-and-bred Grahamstonian Langa ‘Illy’ Kulati’s comedy show.

    Laughter lovers can go to Olde 65 on New Street for his comedy evening on Monday 1 July, starting at 8pm.

    “If people enjoy laughing they will enjoy the show!” Kulati said.

    He will host a number of local stand-up acts including Virgil Prins and Comic Choice Award Nominee Tsepiso Nzayo.

    Kulati’s passion for comedy ultimately came from watching the seven-o’clock sitcoms on SABC, he said. “I was such a TV fanatic growing up."

    I didn’t really think about comedy in this sense until I saw a show called Pure Monate,” he said.

    This show spurred Kulati on to write a comedy sketch that turned into an award-winning play at the Makana Junior Drama Development Festival.

    Kulati matriculated from Mary Waters High School, and his school experiences form a big part of his stand-up content, he said.

    Kulati says he’d like to write screenplays in the near future.

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