A spectacular one-man show with Andreas Bo, who in 2011 was named both "TV Actor of the Year" and "Comedian of the Year." All the famous people are parodied in this critically acclaimed live show, with Villy Søvndal, Thomas Blachman, Finn & Jacob, Mick Øgendahl, Ulf Pilggard, and Ole Henriksen all receiving the royal treatment.
Andreas Bo
Himself
A spectacular one-man show with Andreas Bo, who in 2011 was named both "TV Actor of the Year" and "Comedian of the Year." All the famous people are parodied in this critically acclaimed live show, with Villy Søvndal, Thomas Blachman, Finn & Jacob, Mick Øgendahl, Ulf Pilggard, and Ole Henriksen all receiving the royal treatment.
เควิน ฮาร์ท ตลกสแตนด์อัพชื่อดังจะมาถ่ายทอดมุมมองที่ไม่เหมือนใครในเรื่องการทำงาน เชื้อชาติ ครอบครัวและมิตรสหายในผลงานสแตนด์อัพกระตุกต่อมฮาแบบไม่บันยะบันยังครั้งนี้
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