KG, recently seen onstage opening for Nik Rabinowitz in STAND UP, now stars in his first solo show entitled HEAVY that takes on a whole range of subjects with seasoned comic swag and maturity. HEAVY runs at the Baxter from 17 to 29 March 2014.
HEAVY is a show about an overweight son of a sangoma and a western medicine nurse who considers fist fighting an inconvenience. His view of our country's politics can only be considered unique. Expect big-belly laughs and a hilarious point of view that comes with a little difference of opinion. Kagiso, or "KG" as he is affectionately known is well and truly on his way to becoming a true comedy heavyweight. He takes his audiences on a one-of-a-kind comedy journey with a glimpse into the "behind the scenes" practices of a Sangoma and what it's like having one that you call "dad" , a nurse for a mom and why he was never able to take a day off sick from school. His take on what is regarded as an "unknown" is yet another first for South African comedy. In a very short period of time, KG has moved from being an open-mic comedian to being a featured act in club, theatre and corporate comedy. He made his big stage performance at the Joburg Arts Alive Festival in the Comedy Nine-Nine showcase and earning rave reviews from the audience members and organizers alike. Since then, he has shared the big stage with the South African comedy elite. Shows include the Fugard Theatre's CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF LAUGHTER, the 2012 Vodacom Comedy Festival, COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS, KEEPING YOU IN STITCHES with Riaad Moosa, THE MARC LOTTERING ROADSHOW, BLACKS ONLY COMEDY SHOW and the outdoor music festivals in the Western Cape. David Kau and Nik Rabinowitz have both entrusted him to be the opening act for their one man shows.Videos