In his third one-man comedy special, award winning comedian Loyiso Gola enthralls us with his astute musings on both the greater and lesser spotted South African.

Renowned for his no holds barred satirical commentary finely tuned after 12 seasons of the International Emmy nominated 'Late Night News', Loyiso wades seamlessly through wide-ranging topics only to irreverently pull them apart with zero governability. From his Presidential Office, Loyiso thrashes and thrills in an hour of refined and unmissable comedy genius.

Filmed in front of a live audience in Cape Town's Grand West Casino, Loyiso's latest offering is not to be missed.

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.

Jeff Dunham and his iconic creations - Achmed the Dead Terrorist, Walter, Peanut, Jose Jalapeno and Bubba J - embark on an unprecedented world tour where Dunham performs across five continents, logs almost 50,000 miles, and stars in arenas where few American comedians have dared to perform.

With his signature dysfunctional family, Dunham has to be careful: Tell the wrong joke in Singapore or United Arab Emirates and risk being handcuffed before you even leave the stage; bring Achmed the Dead Terrorist on stage in Malaysia after a government warning forbidding his presence and you may begin an indefinite vacation in Kuala Lumpur.

Taped live on stage in a series of sold-out concerts, Jeff shows that humour is truly universal… most of the time.

Comedic legend Richard Pryor draws big laughs in this recording of one of his stand-up comedy routines at the New York Improvisation in 1971.

Capturing the spirit of the legendary comedian in his early years, this disc features many of his classic routines performed in true Pryor fashion; uncensored and outrageous.

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

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

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

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.

Bill Bailey performs a live stand-up show in Dublin, complete with the trademark musical turns that punctuate his surreal observations on modern life.

When Martin Lawrence takes the stage, it's more than an event...it's a no-holds-barred comedy attack. After his huge movie and TV successes, Lawrence makes a triumphant return to his stand-up roots in this utterly hilarious live performance.

Lawrence trains his sights on such explosive subjects as parenting, sex and smoking, and, in perhaps the film's most revealing and most powerful section, sets the record straight on his infamous brushes with the law.

Martin Lawrence isn't just back - he's bigger, badder and more hilarious than ever. Run and tell that!

Live stage performance by British comedian and actor Sean Lock recorded at the London Hammersmith Apollo in front of a sold-out audience.

Quirky comedic ensemble The Mighty Boosh perform their live musical comedy show 'Future Sailors' at venues across Britain. In this nautically-themed show, Cyborg Patrick and his neon barnacles hoist the Perspex anchor on HMS Boosh, set the controls for the heart of the sun and navigate the electrical seas - while Howard wrestles with the problems of the universe in tiny shorts.

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

Rude Northern comedian Roy 'Chubby' Brown performs his rude Northern comedy stand-up routine. Recorded live in Northampton, April 2002.

Incorrigible cockney comic Jim Davidson live in concert with blue gags galore.

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.

A collection of Channel 4's best stand up talent join forces for a special charity concert in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital. Recorded live at London's O2 Arena in May 2012, the concert features performances from, amongst others, Kevin Bridges, Sean Lock, Jack Dee, Michael McIntyre, Micky Flanagan, Jon Richardson, Lee Evans and Keith Lemon.

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

The Ricky Gervais sidekick and star of 'The Office' and 'Extras' presents his views on topics including love and the injustices of being tall on his first solo stand-up tour recorded in 2011.

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.

Live stand up performance by English comedian, writer and actor Lee Evans, recorded during his 2014 'Monsters' tour.