Tag: stand up

Indian Auntie Goes Dutch

Mohna, an Indian Auntie now proudly Dutch, is a bold, sassy voice with a wicked sense of humour. She draws her material from her dating adventures and the unpredictable challenges of expat life with charm, warmth, and zero filters. She has performed across the Netherlands, in major European cities and internationally in Bangkok, London, Mumbai, New York and Limassol Comedy Festival, and Edinburgh & Tallinn Fringe Festivals.
Her standup show – Indian Auntie Goes Dutch- that laughter has no age, gender or generation..so if you’re Gen Z, Millenial, Gen X or Boomer- you’lll leave feeling entertained, enlightened and secretly wishing that you were as badass as her!
This show will be in English.
Doors Open: 19:30

Adi Parmar: Sunny Boy – Live Comedy Show

As he writes this blurb, Adi Parmar (gay) wonders if he should say something like, ‘this show cannot be described with one word’ (pretentious) or ‘this show is about fatherhood’ (mundane, not ENTIRELY true). Instead, he is asking the question,

Is fatherhood real or is it a lie made up by BIG childhood to sell MORE therapy?

Join Adi, as he recalls his unforgettable childhood in North India (India) and processes it through his unexpected fatherhood in North Holland (Netherlands) and makes sense of it all through the best medicine there is: Laughter (hahaha).

NEWBIE COMEDIAN OF THE YEAR (Netherlands) 2024

Program:

Doors Open – 19:30

Show Starts – 20:00

Show Ends – 21:00

 

Adi Parmar: Sunny Boy – Live Comedy Show

Born in the 90s to his mom and dad, Adi Parmar did not know that he will be writing this blurb about his debut comedy show; Sunny Boy.

And today, as he writes it, he is wondering if he should say something like, ‘this show cannot be described with one word’ (pretentious) or ‘this show is about fatherhood’ (mundane, not ENTIRELY true). Instead, he is asking the question,

Is fatherhood real or is it a lie made up by BIG childhood to sell MORE therapy?

Join Adi Parmar, during his life in North Holland (Netherlands) as he recalls his unforgettable childhood in North India (India) and makes sense of it all through the best medicine there is: Laughter (hahaha).

Program:

Doors Open – 19:30

Show Starts – 20:00

Show Ends – 21:00