​Laugh out loud at this new comedy festival in Mumbai this April 

Last month’s much-discussed Mumbai Fringe debut seems to have tickled Khar’s funny bone a tad too well. The suburb is all set to host its own Alt Week, a homegrown alternative comedy festival. Founded by Comicstaan-fame Sumit Sourav, who has been touring with his new show Fast Lane while overseeing robust programming at the new club, the week-long line-up features familiar comics experimenting with new formats, interactive game nights, and improv shows.

ON April 13 to 19
AT Khar Comedy Club, Platinum Avenue, Linking Road, Khar West. 
LOG ON TO in.bookmyshow.com

One for the road

Join Norwegian comic and filmmaker Karen Houge in a rollercoaster ride as she retells the story of how she travelled with a group of asylum seekers in Europe.

Karen Houge. PIC COURTESY/@KARENHOUGE

Dreamgirl, the critically-acclaimed interactive show, will leave you in splits, and make you reflect on the state of the world.
ON April 18; 10 pm
ENTRY Rs 799

All-star night

Sahil Shah. PIC COURTESY/@SAHILBULLA and Abijit Ganguly. PIC COURTESY/@ABIJITGANGULY

Sneak a peek inside a comedian’s mind as Sahil Shah, Abijit Ganguly, Urjita Wani, and Vaibhav Sethia join a long list of seasoned artistes who come as they are, and unpack experimental ideas onstage.
ON April 17; 10 pm
ENTRY Rs 499

Just for laughs

Jose Covaco. PIC COURTESY/SIMPLE KEN PODCAST

Livewire VJ for ’90s kids, and viral content creator for Gen Z audiences, Jose Covaco will return to the stand-up stage in the special showcase, Jesters. Watch him join Rahul Subramaniam and a surprise line-up of comics in an elimination game show.
ON April 16; 8 pm
ENTRY Rs 499

Stage is yours

After a four-year hiatus in New York, Kaneez Surka returns to improv business in the city. The comedian joins Matthew in an off-script presentation where your suggestions and prompts shape the punchlines.
ON April 13; 8 pm
ENTRY Rs 499

The Guide’s top picks

Sounds fun

Kenny Sebastian and Manu Vijayan. PIC COURTESY/artistes’ Instagram

Ever wondered what your favourite comedians would sound like if they were songwriters? This is where they give it a shot. Kenny Sebastian, Abish Mathew and Manu Vijayan tap into their inner rockstar. If you have a funny tune in your head, write to @kharcomedyclub to join them onstage.
ON April 16; 10 pm
ENTRY Rs 499

  

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