An evening with South Africa’s foremost satirist, the acclaimed Pieter-Dirk Uys, in his 7,000th solo performance that feels as fresh as his very first. Uys was – and still is – a voice in the wilderness, ever since he appeared fearlessly on stage in the 1970s. He jokes that the all-powerful censor board was his own personal PR department. Focusing on his childhood and family, from his forbidding Afrikaner father, to his brilliant but disturbed Jewish mother, and his sister the child prodigy, he remains a master storyteller who can make as much fun of himself as he does of others who get a lashing from his sharp tongue.