Best in Stand Up from 7 to 10 November 2013 at The Canvas Laugh Factory, Palladium Mall, Lower Parel

Events in Mumbai - Best in Stand Up from 7 to 10 November 2013 at The Canvas Laugh Factory, Palladium Mall, Lower Parel.

Best In stand Up - The finest Comedy show in the town, the stage delivers world class comedians. You will laugh out loud all the time.

Its seriously “NO FUNNY BUSINESS” when Top notch comedians at Canvas Laugh Factory perform at their best potential that is why its called “BEST IN STAND UP”.

Ticket Price : 600Rs

Schedule :

- November 7, 8.30.pm to 10.30.pm : Aditi Mittal, Neville Shah, Kenneth Sebastian
- November 8, 8.30.pm to 10.30.pm : Aditi Mittal, Neville Shah, Kenneth Sebastian
- November 9, 8.30.pm to 10.30.pm : Daniel Fernandes, Neville Shah, Kenneth Sebastian
- November 9, 10.30.pm to 12.30.am : Daniel Fernandes, Neville Shah, Kenneth Sebastian
- November 10, 8.30.pm to 10.30.pm : Aditi Mittal, Neville Shah, Kenneth Sebastian

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Aditi Mittal

Aditi Mittal is a stand-up comedian, actress, teacher. She’s also 477th in line for the prestigious Mittal Steel fortune so if you’re nice to her she might remember you when she’s rich. She’s been ranked in the top 10 comedians of India by The Times of India, Top 30 Witty, Intelligent and Incredibly funny women to follow on Twitter by CNN-IBN. She is an ensemble member of the ITA award winning show, Jay Hind and has headlined at comedy festivals across India. She is also a contributing columnist for publications such as The Financial Times (UK), Mid Day, Grazia Magazine (India) and Femina Magazine (India)Mittal has been called “acerbic and cutting edge” by the Mumbai Mirror and “Childlike yet profound” by India Today. She is currently on tour with her show “Things They Told Me Not To Say” which features a special appearance by sex therapist- Dr. (Mrs) Lutchuke.

Neville Shah

Neville Shah is a writer and one of India’s most popular comics. A regular at the Canvas Laugh Factory, he has performed both in India and abroad. He is half Parsi and Half Gujarati, making him very confused and very angry. Often deprecating, Neville has a unique (read: strange) view on life. His insightful wit, conversational delivery and honest angst, make his humour relatable and sometimes oddly poignant. He also insists that he is his mother’s son.

Kenneth Sebastian

”The small window I have with the audience while doing stand up is what I always crave for. To be purely in the present moment. Music has the same effect on me hence the amalgamation of music and humour in my stand up routine makes natural sense to me. Improvisation is a key part of my act which makes every experience on stage unique for me as well as the audience.”

Daniel Fernandes

Daniel said goodbye to a career in advertising to do comedy full-time because let’s face it, this is more fun. No really, it is. He is a regular at comedy venues across the country and loves cats, dogs and snakes (we’re not kidding). Some of his material is said to be funny while the rest is just used to kill time on stage. He is petrified of the front row and rarely picks on people on Mondays. As far as the list of ‘Top 5 Comedians in India to watch out for’ is concerned, he’s not on it, mostly because that list does not exist! You should stop reading this and buy a ticket now!