HumorGalla på Clarion Energy

All good things come in three times /// because this will be the third time  HumorGalla is organized in the fantastic Energy Hall at Clarion Energy. As always, several of the country's very best comedians will be there.

THE COMICS:

Hans Morten Hansen, Stavanger's great son, has made a living as a comedian for a lifetime and is one of the country's most experienced and acclaimed stand-up comedians. He has staged five solo shows (including "Is this it?", "50 Shades of Hansen", and "Game of Hansen"), and in 2018 he celebrated 25 years on stage with two anniversary shows in DNB Arena in front of 10,000 wild fans. Now you can see him on 8 March at Clarion Energy in Stavanger

Dag Sørås, hard-hitting, challenging and knowledgeable. And if you add fantastically funny, you have Dag Sørås. This earned him the Comedy Award for Newcomer of the Year in 2007, the Stand-up Award in 2012, the Comedy Award for Best Stand-up in 2016 and the Humour Award for Best Stand-up in 2018. The solo shows have come in a row and the dice are always generous - as deserved! Dag's hallmark on stage is brutal honesty, both towards himself and his life, but also towards the world around him. With his topical and socially critical material, he may not be the obvious first choice for a company that loves red noses and parodies, but for those who enter his universe, he is sharp, rewarding and very funny.

Cécile Moroni is a French-Norwegian mother of three who has great success on stage. She has warmed up for a whole host of Hollywood comedians when they have visited Norway, and recently she was picked up by the artist agency ShowPeople - which houses several of the country's best comedians. She makes her mark on stage when she performs, and based on her multicultural life as a French woman with a Norwegian husband, she has received much praise for her descriptions of the culture clash this entails.

Katrine Rasmussen started doing stand-up in 2019 and quickly found her voice on stage. With a straight back and a bone in her nose, she can handle any audience. Her jokes are smart and creative, and the laughs come thick and fast. Formerly a long-term single, but now married, she uses stand-up to tell us about the real aspects of marriage. Honest, raw, with authority, that's what hides in the child's egg we call Katrine Rasmussen.

Kjetil Melkevik has been a regular presenter at these HumourGalla evenings, but after this time there will be a short break! He promises lots of fun and new ideas, and will make sure that the programme is just as good as the previous two Galas!

Changes to the programme may occur. Purchased tickets will only be refunded if the event is cancelled in its entirety.

Practical information

Friday 08 March Energy Hall Tapas will be served from 17:00 Doors to the hall open: 19:00 The show begins at 20:00 18 years of age limit