Get ready to giggle! Stand Up Aotearoa will have you laughing out loud as it showcases some of the best and newest Kiwi comedians. Hosted by Urzila Carlson, with performances from Rhys Darby, Pax Assadi, Kura Forrester and more.
Watch the official Stand Up Aotearoa 2020 trailer in HD below.
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New Zealand 30 July 2020
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Have you watched Stand Up Aotearoa yet? What did you think about it?
