South African comedy heavyweights, Marc Lottering and Alfred Adriaan are sharing their craft in their first upcoming stand-up comedy show. Comedy fans are in for a treat as the funny men join forces ...
Alfred Adriaan, Dricus du Plessis and Marc Lottering in Australia. Picture Supplied South Africans often make fun of the fellow citizens who’ve relocated to Australia for hopes of a better life. But ...
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi recently surprised comedian Marc Lottering during a performance of Colleen the Musical at the Baxter Theatre in Cape Town. Colleen the Musical is Lottering’s fourth ...
One day, in a more enlightened future, wrinkles will be considered sexy, the sign of copious laughter and experiences gained from a life well-lived. Comedian Marc Lottering is certainly hoping so, ...
OMG! Marc Lottering brings his L8test show to DBN this week, #funny4days #bestShowEVA, #HashTagLottering. Latoya Newman reports… RENOWNED comedian, Marc Lottering, who is touring his new show Hash Tag ...
South African comedian Marc Lottering talks to tabloid! about life in the funny lane If there's someone who's supposed to know what's funny, it's Marc Lottering, one of South Africa's premier stand-up ...
Comedian Marc Lottering has penned a heartfelt song to appeal for government intervention as some soup kitchens in vulnerable communities run out of food, five months into lockdown. The song What ...
Marc Lottering is a veteran of the stand-up comedy scene, having been on the circuit since the late 1990s. He has written and performed in numerous solo shows and three smash hit musicals. Janine van ...
Disclaimer: The writer and Marc Lottering have a long association dating back to 1997 and the artist’s first show, After the Beep, a production for which this writer dressed the artist in a black ...
Comedian Marc Lottering's latest stand-up comedy show will be aired on kykNET & kie (DStv 145) on 31 March at 20:00. So I Wrote That Musical debuted in Cape Town, with shows in Johannesburg and Durban ...
"I don't want to exclude people tonight," Marc Lottering begs his fans, "so please stop it." But there's just no stopping the sizeable ex-pat contingent in Lottering's first night Soho crowd. They ...
"Cape Town is home. It still feels so good to perform here. It's where I get the most raucous laughter. They're ready to laugh with you, but you'd better be funny," comedian Marc Lottering tells me.