
IT IS official; the Night of a 1010 Laughs and Music comes off at the Accra International Conference Center on August 28, 2010, according to Charterhouse, organizers of the series.
Being the 10th in the series of the comedy night show, the organizers promise to ensure that the show lives up to its reputation and leave its audience with many anecdotes to laugh at months after the show is over.
With the return of the much anticipated Night of a 1000 Laughs and Music series, Ghanaians can once again look forward to a hilarious night, listening to some of the best comedians from Nigeria and enjoy some good soul inspiring music.
The Night of a 1010 Laughs and Music will be the first of the series for this year.
Twice in a year since 2004, the Laughs have been staged to audiences in Ghana and they have recorded one thing in common, the roar of laughter as Ghanaian professionals let their hair down and enjoy some good old comedy and music.
The Musical segment is another aspect of this night that many look forward to as the musicians invited to perform give off their very best as though in competition with the comedians.
This year, patrons can look forward to even more entertainment as organizers prepare to pull all the stops in commemoration of the 10th edition of the series.
The Laugh and Music series is a Charterhouse production which is sponsored by MTN.



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