Standup Collective’s Highly Debatable show will return to the Nairobi Laugh Bar on the night of Saturday, 28th September.
The hugely popular show will feature a total of six comedians going up against one another on an array of controversial and thought-provoking topics.
Comedians Maina Munene and Mike One will be going head to head for the second time in as many Highly Debatable shows, in what is tipped to be the highlight of the night after the two absolutely destroyed in the last edition of the show. The topic on the table will be whether old-school music is the heartbeat of Kenya.
Funnyman Titus Mutai will also be making a comeback as he will be going up against veteran debater George Waweru. The two will be debating whether true love only exists in monogamy.
The last two comedians on the roster are Vic and Nduta Kariuki and they shall each be aiming to make a case on why or why not education is the key to success.
Kenyan-based American comedian Darren Collins will moderate the show.
Tickets to The Highly Debatable Show are retailing at Ksh. 1000 for advance tickets and Ksh. 1200 for gate tickets and can be obtained on the standup collective website.
