English comedy nights in Istanbul

October 13 2016 15:05:13

English comedy nights in Istanbul

British-Turkish comedian Naz Osmanoğlu will be in Istanbul for three shows in Istanbul.

Headlined by Osmanoğlu, hosted by Aslı Akbay and supported by the Take Me Up The Bosphorus comedy team, the shows will take place on Oct. 18 at the Hard Rock Café Istanbul, Oct. 19 at kargART in Kadıköy and Oct. 20 at Boğaziçi University.

Osmanoğlu is known for being the loudest member of the renowned sketch group WitTank and has starred in English TV programs such as BBC3’s “Live at the Electric,” “Plebs” (ITV2), “Bull” (UKTV) and “Drunk History” as well as his own BBC sitcom “Flat TV,” a short online comedy series.

Armed with stories about his angry Turkish father, his strange connection with the Ottoman Empire and his own confused ideas of identity, Osmanoğlu says he is very excited about finally coming home.

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