Trevor Noah Collection (DVD)

Trevor Noah: The Daywalker

In what was billed as one of the most anticipated comedy shows of 2009, award winning comedian Trevor Noah finally performed his long awaited, first ever one man show. Aptly titled "The Daywalker" it was performed at Gold Reef City's Lyric Theatre with all shows sold out!

The Daywalker sees this prodigious talent at his very best in what can only be described as a masterful performance. Trevor delves into a wide range of topics including the story of his life as a mixed race child growing up in South Africa. It's cutting edge, full of punchlines and twists all delivered in Trevor Noah's clean cut, no cursing style.

A comedy spectacle and a truly unforgettable experience

Trevor Noah: Crazy Normal

The ever-hilarious comedian is back with his latest DVD crazy Normal. The content of this DVD is still under lock and key but is sure to be a great crowd-pleaser like his previous release DAYWALKER. This DVD was filmed at the recent GOODBYE FOR NOW show that ran in March 2011. Trevor?s previous DVD, DAYWALKER 2.0, was one of the top-selling DVD?s of 2010

Now an award winning, world class stand up comedian, Trevor Noah's explosion onto the entertainment scene has been all encompassing, taking on television, radio and obviously his first love, stand up comedy, which he has performed on both local, as well as international stages. Being the astute performer that he is, our man has also very quickly became a favourite in the corporate world as a top class MC.

With hobbies that include helping old people 'I have a passion for the aged' he was once quoted as saying, and dabbling in the odd bit of table tennis and darts, this is a man who is right at the cutting edge of modern entertainment.

Trevor Noah: That's Racist

Now based in Los Angeles, Noah remains a uniquely South African creation, mining his mixed-race upbringing and many other Mzansi quirks for maximum laughs in his new show, 'That’s Racist'.

His set, described as an “impressive fringe debut from a classy young comic” by UK newspaper The Guardian, won the uniquely named Malcolm Hardee “Act Most Likely to Make a Million Quid” Award.