Barry Hilton, “The Cousin”, is easily one of the top comedians South Africa - and the world - has ever seen.

Performing his original brand of South African humour, his sell-out shows are proof of his popularity. He entertains at the highest possible level without barbed prejudice, snide racism or crude language. (He does say 'kak' more than a couple of times, but surely that doesn't really count!)

An icon and role model in the entertainment industry, Hilton is someone who does not like the title of celebrity. In his own words he's 'just a normal oke with a better job than you!'

Join Barry Hilton for breakfast and hear his hilarious take on life, the universe and everything current!
- About Barry: his life and experiences
- Eskom
- Zimbabwe (Barry was born in Zim in 1956)
- Sport
- Politics
- Economy
- Business

Barry Hilton:
Barry Hilton is a household name in South Africa and audiences love his irrepressible sense of humour! He is a skilful, generous and engaging entertainer who pulls out all the stops for audiences across the country and his shows are invariably sold out well in advance.

Known (and loved) as the cleanest comic around, his unique brand of humour has an uncanny ability to entertain and it shows an awareness of the fine line between laughing at and laughing with the jokes about an array of 'sensitive' issues. He has the knack of taking every day situations and turning them into hilarious skits on stage. Barry Hilton is undoubtedly South Africa's best-loved funny man!

Not only does Barry enjoy sell out South African tours, he performs to sold-out audiences around the globe. He was also the first South African stand-up comedian to perform at the prestigious London Comedy Club, The Comedy Store


Neil Andrews our MC:
Neil Andrews is best known as the popular presenter of the Super Saturday magazine programme, previously on SuperSport. His rapier-like wit is matched only by his considerable knowledge of the world of sport. Neil has cemented himself as the most sought after host of sporting events in South Africa, and not many people know that Neil also played the character of Doc in the Disney classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.”

Venue

Date: 11 June 2008
Location: Emperors Palace, Centre Court, Johannesburg
Cost: R484.50 per person incl VAT
More info: Groups: Book a table of ten and get a 10% discount
R3 825 per table ex VAT
R4 360.50 per table incl VAT
Dietary: There is a R200 per delegate surcharge for Strictly Halaal and Kosher meals

Contact: James Harvey
Company name: Front Foot
Telephone number: +27 11 880 4808
Email address james@frontfoot.co.za

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