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Stand-up Comedy at De Tuyter 12/12

How to laugh safely? Do you also feel like it ?! We dare to do it again and… are just looking forward to it again! On Saturday December 12 we will do what we do best!

Stand-up comedy in De Tuyter!

This time with 4 comedians, each with their own style!

You probably know Tom Montfrooy . Not from TV, but because he once smashed all the windows of a classroom of primary school "de Nutcracker".

Because it went downhill after that, he, the class clown, became a comedian. Tom reached the final of Cameretten in 2015 with the only thing he can do, joke.

Hear how Tom experienced his childhood in Krimpen a / d IJssel and laugh with him, or laugh at him, he will not hear the difference after all.

Paul London is a comedian, father, painter, illustrator and one of the men behind the successful comic “The Wonderful World of Marc”.

Two months after his first performance in Wellington, New Zealand, he was in the finals of a national stand up competition and in his first year he immediately had a sold-out double show at the New Zealand Comedy Festival.

A storyteller with sharp observations and a raw edge. With his recognizable stories and unique style, Paul has been seen in various places in the country, including International Comedy Festival Rotterdam, Kantine Walhalla, weekly MC at The Comedy Embassy in the Comedy Café Amsterdam and much more!

Gerthein Boersma made his comedy debut at the age of 33 and since then can hardly imagine that he was once not a comedian. Besides on stage he is also active as a writer / editor on various TV programs, including Zondag Met Lubach and Dit Was Het Nieuws.

You have to experience Ruud Smulders . Or not. You can know that for yourself.
Unexpected, absurd, personal and socially critical are words that Ruud completely gives up when he reads them. Multidisciplinary is always a good word for a grant application and he did not win a personality award in 2014.
All in all, enough information to start looking at someone you don't know without any expectations.
Unless you watch BNNVARA's talk show 'De Vooravond'. Then you know him because he can be seen there with all his madness in one overwhelming minute. Also called 'De Minuut van Ruud'.

Of course we do everything we can to ensure that a night out is safe and responsible, together we ensure a safe and fun evening.
To give as many people as possible the chance to laugh there are 2 shows, at 7.30 pm and at 9.30 pm.
Buying tickets online in advance is necessary and can be done via www.cwpkrimpen.nl. Only buy tickets for the company from the same household per purchase. Reservations can also be made by emailing tickets@cwpkrimpen.nl or calling 06.22640541. When booking, indicate with how many people from the same household you will come to the show.

Saturday December 12
7.30 pm
9.30 pm
€ 15.00



© 2020 Lokale Omroep Krimpen

Source: Original article (Dutch)
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