Thursday Night Comedy Show

Thursday Night Comedy Show

Njambi McGrath is the headliner for the Thursday evening show, March 20 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the KazabraClub, Bldg. 2057 on Vogelweh. The show will also feature other comedians and host, Erin Crouch.

• Doors open at 7 p.m.
• Tickets are $15 at the door.
• Open to 18+

The Kazabra Club will be serving up your favorite drinks, and Shawingz is open until 8:30 p.m. for chicken wings and burgers, ensuring that your evening is as enjoyable as it is hilarious. You are able to take your food to the comedy show area.

Cash, credit and debit cards accepted. 

For more information, call the Kazabra Club at 0631-536-7261.

Your evening's Comedy Lineup:

Host: Erin Crouch

Erin Crouch recently opened for Netflix comedians April Macie (USA) and Enissa Amani (Germany). Fulfilling a lifelong dream, she was paid by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs to tell jokes about Germans in 2024. In addition, she has hosted and featured at Boom Chicago Amsterdam (2021 and July 2024) Utrecht International Comedy Festival (2022) and Summer Comedy Marathon festival in Ohrid, N. Macedonia (2023). She co-produces Festrogen, the annual women's comedy festival in Luxembourg (2021- present).

Headliner: Njambi McGrath

Headliner: Njambi McGrath is a rising comedy star with a hit Radio 4 Series.  She is the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Through the Leopards Gaze optioned for a 6-part TV drama series and debut fiction Rinsing Mũkami’s Soul. She has appeared on BBC 1 Sunday Morning Live, BBC Two Edinburgh Nights and Channel 4. She was in the original line up of the (ARIA) Radio Awards hit BBC World comedy show ‘New Year’s International Comedy Celebration.

Since her debut in 2010, she was voted 1 of 5 top up and coming female comedians 2012 by Fabulous magazine barely 14 months later. She was shortlisted for the BBC Radio New Comedy Awards x 2 a year later. She guested shows like Saturday Live BBC Radio 4, Loose Ends and ½ hour profile on BBC World service and has been showcased on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4Xtra. She has been profiled in the Evening Standard, The Guardian, Daily Telegraph, The Scotsman, Daily Nation (Kenya) featured on Arise TV. She reached the finals of many comedy competitions.

She was crowned winner of 2019 prestigious Hackney empire NATYS Award joining the ranks of previous winners like Stewart Lee and Lee Mark. She is a “compelling voice of a rarely heard African perspective’ FestMag. Njambi’s book was shortlisted as one of the Twentyin2020 writers announced in the Guardian 2019. Away from writing, Njambi is an accomplished comedian with seven one woman shows and three filmed comedy specials.