Comedy duo are back in it together. Not together-together, but together… and this time they’re heading for your home!
Much like most parts of our lives, the mechanics of love and romance have certainly changed under the captivity of COVID-19 and whether you’re married or single, newly dating or separated, we’re all looking for new ways to navigate love under lockdown…
In a slightly different take on a comedy show, Ndumiso Lindi and Tumi Morake tackle the roles and regulations of marriage and relationships and the pothole-laced roads the sexes have to navigate in their hit show, Married, But Not to Each Other: Lockdown Edition on 9 August, from the comfort of your own home.
When asked how the show concept came about, Ndumiso retells the story of how the two were travelling on a comedy adventure and were asked by a customs official: “Are you married?” – to which Ndumiso replied: “Yes!”, realised what he was saying and added: “But not to each other.” And thus, began this comical journey for this wife and husband… of other people!
Married, But Not to Each Other is not just a show about marriage, it’s about the world that these relationships have to survive in. Their unique brands of humour paired with their own risqué and hilarious experiences in marriage and romance makes for memorable viewing. The show will be an online broadcast at 8PM and carries an age restriction of PG-16.
Tickets at R80 are available for purchase on the following ticketing platforms: Hero Ticket and Ticketpro.
About the comedy duo
Ndumiso Lindi, comedy’s modern traditionalist and the gentleman of South African comedy, otherwise known as Roosta, effortlessly blends new-age style with old-school traditions. His deep voice, soul-warming smile, booming laughter, original content and seamless delivery makes for a comedy act that is outstanding and soulfully South African.
With a comedy career spanning over 12 years and numerous outstanding credentials under her belt, bad momma of comedy – Tumi Morake – continues to be a formidable force in the comedy industry. Her edgy and unpredictable brand of comedy has wowed audiences around the globe. When she’s not on stage, Tumi Morake can also be seen on TV screens and radio airwaves, and she’s also been channelling her talents into writing, acting and producing.
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