In "A little killing hurts no one", Mustafa Algiyadi manoeuvres through the European way of life from the lens of a Libyan Arab, longing so bad to be part of it, yet confronted with some cultural differences that makes it....confusing! If you are up for deconstructing people's behaviours, talk about war, religion, meditation, velvet sofas and to learn that maybe some killing is not so bad after all then you got to see this stand up comedy show and enjoy all that with laughters along the way.Mustafa Algiyadi is the co-founder of the first weekly and longest running English Stand Up Comedy Club in Munich. Mustafa's humour is eclectic, spanning the spectrum from the silliest to the darkest, all mixed with a semi intellectual demeanour, that adds to the severe imposter syndrome that he has.*TICKETS SELLING FAST*Voice Mag: Full Review: https://www.voicemag.uk/review/12550/review-a-little-killing-hurts-no-oneChortle: 3.5 starsFull Review: https://www.chortle.co.uk/review/2023/06/01/53253/mustafa_algiyadis_a_little_killing_hurts_no_oneBrighton Fringe Audience Reviews:Hilarious!! Clever, well thought out and excellently delivered. Brilliant comedian - must tell all my friends!The show was great fun - very topical jokes and I had tears from laughter!Very characteristic and amazing energyAbsolutely hysterical!! Will you marry me?!Great standup journey! Did not stop laughing! Great jokes! Thank you :)Superstar, pure and simple!Genuinely very funny. I loved it!Full Audience Reviews: https://www.mustafaalgiyadi.com/audience-reviews

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