The current local and global movement is unlike anything many generations have witnessed in their lives. That also applies to the current powerful moment for Black women. They’re running in unprecedented numbers for Congress and, in the instance of Kamala Harris, for President of the United States.
They’re creating cinematic storylines based on their personal experiences and addressing the power disparity that has long plagued the film business. Yes! We enjoy seeing it! Also, in certain very crucial circumstances, they make us laugh so hard that we can’t stop. And that’s what I’m going to focus on today, because who couldn’t use a bit of laughing right now? Exactly.
Nicole Byer
We appreciate the novelist, stand-up comedian, and actor since she isn’t known for family-friendly comedy. She boldly talks about body image, sex, and Black culture, beautifully intertwining the issues. She also appears to be doing a million things at once, from recording one of her several podcasts to presenting Nailed It! on Netflix to writing a book.
Wanda Sykes
Wanda Sykes is difficult to name on a list of amusing Black female comedians. At the age of 56, Sykes is one of the most famous touring comedians today. Sykes is a stand-up comedian, actress, and writer who has acted in sitcoms and films in addition to her long-running stand-up comedy career.
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You can watch her Netflix show Not Normal to hear her profound yet humorous opinions on The Bachelor, the current government, and racism.
Maya Rudolph
Maya Rudolph, the daughter of iconic singer Minnie Riperton, has managed to carve out a career for herself as a humorous member of the Saturday Night Live ensemble. Her sketch humour gets to the heart of political issues while simultaneously making you cry and laugh. Also noteworthy is her depiction of Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live.
Gina Yashere
Yashere, a British comedian, provides social commentary on US politics with an outsider’s perspective and a critical eye. Gina Yashere, Laughing to America, her Netflix stand-up special from 2013, talks about the “apprentice guy” the president and reminds the audience how much of a joke he was supposed to be back then. Her previous specials include Skinny Bitch in 2008 and her appearance on the comic series The Stand-ups. She also co-created and executive-produced the CBS comedy Bob Hearts Abiola.
Tiffany Haddish
Tiffany Haddish has become a household name as a result of her breakout role in Girls Trip. Her Netflix special, Black Mitzvah, which debuted on her 40th birthday, explains her lengthy journey to adulthood and her discovery of her Jewish lineage, as well as hilarious singing and dancing.
Jasmine Luv
Jasmine Luv is recognized for her viral, female-driven sketch comedy videos and has been named by VH1 as a top Black female comic in the internet humour sector. She’s a tremendous social media influencer from whom we can only expect more wonderful things.
Sommore
Sommore dubbed the “diva of comedy,” presents candid and amusing commentary on the struggle for gender equality, sex, and money. She rose to prominence (and our amusement) as a member of the Queens of Comedy tour, and she later starred in the films Soul Plane and Friday After Next.
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Her 2015 Netflix special The Reign Continues is a terrific way to refresh your memory on her humorous approach.
Anne Kansiime
Kubiryaba, Kansiime Anne began her acting career in 2007 while still a student at Makerere University. She worked as a playwright with Theater Factory, a theatre company that performed at the Uganda National Theatre in Kampala, Uganda’s capital city.
Kansime afterwards joined Fun Factory, a group that performs every Thursday evening, after Theatre Factory disbanded. Some of their routines were seen on NTV Uganda’s Barbed Wire, a TV show that subsequently evolved into U-Turn. In addition, Anne Kansiime co-hosted the NTV show MiniBuzz with Brian Mulondo. The duos were taxi drivers who conducted random interviews with passengers.
Andi Osho
Osho began her career in television production, including a job as technical operations manager at Walt Disney Television International’s start-up Where-It’s-At. In 2003, Osho began appearing in tiny roles in television dramas such as EastEnders, Waking the Dead, Sea of Souls, and Doctors. Beginning in 2006, she experimented with stand-up comedy, performing in nightclubs while holding a day job to make ends meet.
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She also started acting on stage in plays including Yellowman, Medea, Cigarettes, Coffee, Paranoia, and Qabuka. Osho is most known for her appearances in the BBC Radio 4 comedy Ladies of Letters, the BBC One hospital drama Holby City, and the Breaking Hollywood: One Actor at a Time drama mini-series.
Tumi Morake
Tumi will be joined on the Laugh Mosadi stage by a bevvy of impassioned leading voices in honour of Women’s Month, including Angel Campey, Khanyisa Bunu, Lihle Msimang, Lindy Johnson, Nina Hastie, and Tracey-Lee Oliver. There is no shortage of content, whether they are commenting on their own ideas or their everyday life experiences.
Tumi Morake’s extensive portfolio includes radio host, presenter, TV program host, author, actor, and Queen of Comedy – her unique ability to deliver all the appropriate laughs and punches has become associated with what fans have come to expect from this bright, witty, and funny comic.
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