It’s hard to live in South Africa for more than five minutes without looking around in wide-eyed bewilderment, and asking: “What the EFF?”.

Whether it’s hippies rubbing their chords together to produce solar energy, militants marching into parliament in Pep Store overalls and Italian shoes, or taxi drivers who manage to simultaneously cut you off and flip you the bird while paging through the newspaper and counting their money… at some point in every day, you will say: “What the EFF?”.

Fortunately, Nik Rabinowitz is here to answer that question. Or maybe not answer it, so much as shake it a bit, and see what falls out. From the leafy green ganglands of Constantia to the imaginary book-storage lockers of Limpopo, Rabinowitz casts his eye far and wide, and muses: “What the EFF?” And if politics isn’t your cup of tea, there’s plenty of other ridiculousness that’ll have you shaking your head, and clutching your sides.

(Recorded live at the Baxter Theatre, 14 March 2015)

Graham Norton, media darling and presenter of the outrageous 'So... Graham Norton' show makes his first live performance video, shot at London's The Roundhouse. Norton whose irresistable and naughty persona is alot more so as a live performer calls on his background as a stand-up comedian, but also includes elements like the soft-toy telephone from his television show.

The manic, physical comedian with a splash of Norman Wisdom's DNA, captured live at London's O2 Arena during his sell-out tour of the UK in 2011.

The cockney comic entertains the troops of the 1st Battalion Royal Welsh in Cyprus with his trademark 'cheeky' blue humour.

The unrepentant Northern comedian Roy 'Chubby' Brown performs the latest instalment of his lewd and crude stand-up routine to his adoring fans.

A double-volume live offering, recorded on his 2008 and 2010 tours, from the British comedian and '8 Out of 10 Cats' panellist.

Live stand up performance from the British-Iranian comedian. Captured on his 2012 'Tour of Duty' tour, Djalili brings his trademark energy to the stage as he seeks to find comedy in the fraught terrain of religious and cultural divisions.

Live stand up performance by controversial English comedian Roy 'Chubby' Brown, recorded at the Oswaldthistle Civic Theatre in Accrington in 2014.

Expat American comedian Rich Hall performs live at London's Hammersmith Apollo, along with his alter-ego, the much-convicted country music singer, Otis Lee Crenshaw.

Lee Mack, star of BBC comedy shows 'Not Going Out' and 'Would I Lie To You?', delivers his high-energy banter and sharp one-liners to the audience of the London Hammersmith Apollo, filmed over seven nights of shows.

Double bill of live stand up performances from the Australian comedienne, who assumes the persona of an air hostess for her act. Pam Ann, the stage name of Caroline Reid, pulls no punches in her commentary on the idiosyncrasies of air travel and passenger relations. In 'Come Fly With Me' Pam's performance includes parodies of staff from Easyjet, British Airways, Virgin and Singapore Airlines. 'Live from New York City' captures Pam live in the Big Apple and features her usual blend of camp, glamour, riotus humour and double entendres.

Co-creator and star of 'The Office', Ricky Gervais is seen here performing live at The Bloomsbury Theatre, London.

Live performance from comedian Harry Hill. In this show, filmed in Leeds, Harry performs stand up comedy and sketches to hilarious results that see him being attacked by a member of the audience and trying to drink a bucket full of water.

Liverpudlian comedian John Bishop performs his 'Supersonic' show live at London's Royal Albert Hall in April 2015.

The Liverpudlian stand-up comic and TV star, John Bishop takes to the road once again on his sell-out 2012 tour.

Double bill of stand up performances from Liverpudlian comic and TV star John Bishop. In 'The Elvis Has Left the Building Tour', recorded in 2010 at The Liverpool Empire, he shares his thoughts on middle-age, male grooming, football and more. In 'The Sunshine Tour', taken from his show at Liverpool's Echo Arena in 2011, he reflects on his new-found fame and discusses what his children make of him.

Irish comedian and star of 'The Blame Game', Neil Delamare brings his own brand of stand up to Dublin's Vicar Street at the end of a successful sold-out run.