Comedian Stuart Taylor talks MAJIKA

It's so funny you say that.

And I'm not going to name and shame the organization.

I got invited to something the other day, and it started at 8.

Oh, no. Oh, no.

You are

out of your mind.

Listen, I literally, I mean, I suppose I shouldn't be talking about my own shows.

No, talk about, tell us about your own shows.

I'm going to do a show.

I only just, I've just, the ink is still drying on the content.

Go on.

But I'm supposed to be at the back of the theatre in the last week of December.

What time does it

start, Stuart?

And this is the thing.

And they said start.

And I looked at the, and other people are performing at eight.

I said, can we do a seven? Can we do a 7.30? 7.30 latest? Yeah.

I was in Joburg.

This is the funniest thing.

I was saying, I don't know if it's my audience.

I was in Joburg.

My five o'clock show sold out before anything else.

And I was thinking, what a fantastic time to have a show.

Brilliant.

It's so funny you say that.

And I'm not going to name and shame the organization.

I got invited to something the other day, and it started at 8.

Oh, no. Oh, no.

You are

out of your mind.

Listen, I literally, I mean, I suppose I shouldn't be talking about my own shows.

No, talk about, tell us about your own shows.

I'm going to do a show.

I only just, I've just, the ink is still drying on the content.

Go on.

But I'm supposed to be at the back of the theatre in the last week of December.

What time does it

start, Stuart?

And this is the thing.

And they said start.

And I looked at the, and other people are performing at eight.

I said, can we do a seven? Can we do a 7.30? 7.30 latest? Yeah.

I was in Joburg.

This is the funniest thing.

I was saying, I don't know if it's my audience.

I was in Joburg.

My five o'clock show sold out before anything else.

And I was thinking, what a fantastic time to have a show.

Brilliant.