Ghana's King of Comedy DKB To Hold Free Auditions For Comedians This Saturday

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We miss most opportunities because its dressed in overrolls and looks like work. 

Comedians are smart and brilliant people who take stress off their audience through humour. Nowadays even health professionals have suggested laughing therapy to some of their patients. After his successful “POINT OF VIEW” STAND UP COMEDY SHOW last 9 July 2016 which was basically to elaborate how DKB see things from culture, to politics, to entertainment and the daily life of a Ghanaian


The King of Comedy, DKB is set to hold auditions to find talented comedic individuals in the country. Looking at where and how he started,  DKB  tried saving a show from flopping. His addiction to comedy started in the first year at legon, when he witnessed a ”joking competition”. he realized instantly that he had a thing for comedy. 



Which is why Ghana's King of Comedy is providing a platform for young people out there to come and pursue their dreams, just like he has done in comedy. DKB in collaboration with Ecstasy Entertainment, organizers of the historic DKB Point Of View show are bringing you an opportunity of a life time.

Are you 20 years and above? Is your dream to be a Comedian? Do you want to be a Top Model? Maybe you want to be a Voice over Artiste or be a part of a Production and Sponsorship Team? Then grab this opportunity.


 Auditions would be running this Saturday September 3, 2016 at Stepford Multimedia (Mile 7, just a few metres behind Best Point savings & loans) for people who want to be Comedians, Models, Ushers, Voice Over Artistes.

The best part of all this is, the audition is FREE. So don't sit at home and do nothing, join him to help make your dreams a reality. For more information on the auditions and how to get there call these numbers 0244-290682 / 0274-284995.

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