I've got a bunch of new jokes about being in my 20's, working the day job, hanging out with my girlfriend - normal life shit. The material goes hard though - this is not for the Radio 4 listeners...Here's some nice stuff people have said about me... Though their styles are different, the circuit might just have created another Jimmy Carr... - Chortle Young and gifted, in comedy terms, hes already looking like the complete, fully rounded package - The Scotsman An impressively accomplished and infectiously funny debut hour, Tadiwa Mahlunge is a name youll want to watch out for - The Skinny Considering this is his debut hour at the Fringe, hes remarkably confident, with a set as smooth as his shiny silk shirt - Fest MagAs seen / heard on Stand Sketch Show (ITV 2), The News Quiz (BBC Radio 4), Best of the Fringe (BBC Radio 4), What Just Happened (BBC Radio Wales), Comedians Giving Lectures (Dave), Comedy Central Live, and Live from Aberystwyth Pier (BBC Wales).Tour support for Christina P, Tom Houghton, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Jessica Fostekew, and Desiree Burch.'Fearless comedian on the rise' - Daniel Kaluuya'Very bloody funny' - Aisling Bea 'Tadiwa has been gathering pace as a prodigious act' - Kiri Pritchard-McLeanNational treasures, big names and the stars of tomorrow - The Times15 comedy shows you need to see at the Edinburgh Fringe 2023 - Rolling Stone20 must-see comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023 - The SunHes going to be playing big venues very soon. Catch him on the way up - Metro

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