Do you like scathing satire, clear political commentary and contributions that set the agenda in social debate? Then this is probably not the show for you - because it's just one big, wonderful, dirty SPAS. Mick Øgendahl's fifth solo stand-up show SPAS became so popular that extra shows were quickly created and it has been seen by more than 80,000 live audiences. Mick Øgendahl was also deservedly awarded “Comedian of the Year 2012” for SPAS at TV2's Comedy Gala.
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