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Carol Ofori nervous ahead of her comedy debut

Radio personality, voice-over artist and MC, Carol Ofori is nervous as she is set to make her comedy debut.

Carol will be making her comedic debut at Rory Petzer’s first official one-man-show at The Barnyard, Suncoast as an opening act on October 14, where Carvin Goldstone will host the show.

The show will be Rory’s first official one-man-show in Durban and, as his opening act, will also be Carol’s comedic debut.

Well-known across KZN for their 09h00 – 12h00 show on East Coast Radio, Rory and Carol will deliver an afternoon of hysterics you do not want to miss.

Sharing anecdotes from their experiences in radio and their lives in Durban, the duo promises a relatable and rib-tickling performance. From Rory’s escapades living up on the hill with his partner and two dogs to Carol’s tales of moving cities with her two young children, the show will offer a unique glimpse into their lives and perspectives on navigating this country that we love so much, even though it frustrates us daily!

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Carol reveled that she is extremely nervous. “I’m nervous as hell, but excited for my comedic debut! I’ve always secretly wanted to give comedy a try and I feel so honoured that Rory has allowed me to come shine with him on one of the biggest days in his comedy career,” she told the publication.

Taking to Instagram, the star revealed that she is nervous and encouraged her supporters to get their tickets. “I’m NERVOUS already!!!!! My comedy debut as an opening act for my chomie @rorymarc and the phenomenal comedian @carvingoldstone as our host for the afternoon! Bona we gonna laugh ok – and I can’t wait to see you! Get your tickets from the @barnyard_suncoast website ????,” she said.

 

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