LIVE COMEDY THURSDAY'S @ RINA's Oxford Street Mall-Osu

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"The first step to forgiveness is understanding the the person who made that mistake is a complete idiot " " When I die, I want to go peacefully like my grandfather did–in his sleep. Not yelling and screaming like the passengers in his car. "
Stand up Comedy in Ghana is growing as the likes of KSM, DKB, Foster, David Oscar, Khemical e.t.c have all shown marvellous insights of comedy Ghanaians have been waiting to hear and see. With these efforts, Comedy bars are now popping up in various places with different styles and approach. Live Comedy Thursday's is undoubtedly one of the best in Ghana now, well people who have had a taste of their comedy can resist back go back every Thursday of the month to keep their eyes wet, ribs stretch and minds off problems of human nature for a hour or two. Laughing with a reason is medicine, Laughing without a reason you need medicine, so Come join 'Live Comedy Thursdays': a monthly stand-up comedy night only at Rina's Restaurant (Osu Oxfprd Street Mall) Expect a night of thunderous laughter, hilarious gags and some politically incorrect jokes- not for the faint-hearted. LIVE COMEDY THURSDAYS AT RINA'S. But Rina's food is no joke!, They have got a great selection of mouth-watering finger foods you can enjoy before and during the show!! Join Accra-based T'adi comedian and resident funny, COMEDIAN AUGUSTIN DENNIS who has made several appearances on TV and RADIO (THE KSM SHOW, D.W. RADIO among others) The night also offers open mic spots for 'wanna-be' comedians. To book a performance spot, email ----- Entry fee- 10ghc Each ticket entitles you to one free drink For mature audience +18 (DOORS OPEN) AT 6:30pm. (SHOW STARTS) AT 7:00PM RINA's enticing menu includes: CHICKEN POPCORN FRENCH FRIES BURGERS CHICKEN KHEBAB GIZZARD KHEBAB Every bite is made fresh per order! Even if comedy is not your thing, come to RINA's, where you gonna get cheaper meals and drinks. (RINA'S IS LOCATED ON THE FIRST FLOOR G-27 OXFORD STREET MALL-OSU)

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