Ace stage drama actor and stand-up comedian, Foster Amponsah, widely known as Foster Romanus had tête-à-tête with Blagogee.com.
Foster in a fruitful visual recording enjoyed his interview and talked about the upcoming 1022 Laughs and Music slated on 6th August, 2016 at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC).
The night will have Ghanaian (Foster Romanus, OB, Lekzy Decomic) and Nigerian (Acapella, I Go Dye, Destalker, Kenney Black) come together on one big stage to thrill and rib crack their fans.
Last year, Foster was billed to perform at 1021 Laughs and Music. When asked how he felt been billed to perform once again he said “it tells me am doing great and my fans should expect more from”.
Mr. Amponsah, addressed the issues of event organizers not paying Ghanaian Comedians well.
According to him “the fact that comedy hasn’t gained grounds does not mean you take comedians for granted the career of comedian is the most difficult as compared to any other art form… he said.”
I believe readers wants to find out more on what he [Foster] really said pertaining on event organizers not paying Gh comedians well plus more.
Below is the link to watch 14 minutes 29 seconds one on one with Foster Romanus.
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