Marc Lottering has just come out of a successful run of David Kramer’s musical comedy Some like It Vrot, and fans will be thrilled to know that he’s ready to take to the stage again, in his new stand up show I Don’t Work on Sundays.
I Don’t Work on Sundays features Lottering’s brand new material, where he expresses his unique views on topics that tickle his fancy, ranging from Beyonce’s baby, to his fascination with reality TV in South Africa. Lottering will of course also explain exactly why it is that he refuses to work on Sundays.
Marc Lottering hails from Cape Town, and is one of South Africa’s top comedians. He has been in the funny business for 13 years and continues to keep audiences in stitches across the country. When Marc is not performing locally, he also entertains home-sick South Africans abroad and to date he has performed to rave reviews in London, Sydney, Perth, Toronto, Melbourne, Aucklandand in Dubai.
Lottering is a multiple Fleur du Cap Theatre Award winner and a Naledi Nominee. His self-scripted one-man shows, which often feature his unique and popular characters, continue to play to packed houses in SA and overseas.
Lottering fans can follow Marc on twitter @marclottering, or visit www.marclottering.com to see his detailed show schedule.
I Don’t Work on Sundays runs from 3 to 21 April at 8:15pm at the Baxter Golden arrow Studio and is not suitable for children. Tickets cost from R80 to R100 via Computicket or 0861 9158000.