Get ready to tickle your funny bones this Sunday 25th of February, 2007 at the Royal Rodale, where BlackFish, The Famous Improvisational Comedy Trope will be performing for a charity organization called MANZIL. The one hour Charity Show will start at 7:30 Pm sharp, tickets are available at the Aghas and at the gate of the venue for Rs.250/- (per entry). I have already marked this date on my calendar with the red for busy, and not just for the enjoyment but also for a good cause, I hope you will do the same. Enjoy the show Folks.

Karachi’s very own and favorite improvisational comedy troupe BlackFish is back in action to make you laugh like you have laughed never before. They are creative, they are talented and they are performing for us on Sunday, 7th of January at PACC, 8 Pm Sharp. If you want Ultimate fun and quality entertainment, don’t miss this for anything, At least I wont ;).

Tickets available at Agha’s.

Eid approaching, it was time to take my wife out shopping. As any shopping trip after Iftaar entails, we had to stop for dinner. I had heard a lot about Cafe Ciao, so I decided to go there since we were shopping in Park Towers.

Arriving at the venue, the one thing which irked me, and is a common nuisance to all such places in Zamzama is the narrow lanes, and the virtually non-existant parking. After a few minutes, I managed to park the car, and went in. The decor and ambiance was nice, and completely what you expect in a cafe of this type. Dim lighting, comfortable chairs, sofas all over, you know what I mean! The waiter quickly whisked us upstairs, only to give us the most awkward place on the upper floor. The table was literally in the way of the waiters and the customers. This was the only table placed in such an awkward position as the rest of the tables looked comfy enough. However we could not get it changed due to the fact that every other table was filled with people. Looks like this is quite the place to be, and I could spot a couple of famous faces too (Gumby, Faris of Blackfish, and ex-model Zoella Q, to name a few)
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I am sure you will all enjoy the upcoming Blackfish Performance this Sunday, 8pm, at PACC, and if you don’t you can always complain here and don’t forget, you’ll need a ticket, which is available at Agha’s, to attend the show.

Blackfish is a refreshing threat for the worked_out, Bored and tired brains, their show vitalizes your mind, to vitalize your body you will still need to relay on Redbull, but does Redbull really work? Who cares, we need entertainment and blackfish Gives us just that :). I hope you folks enjoy their show !

Blackfish , the improvisational comedy troupe committed to keep the karachiites entertained, is performing on 3rd of September at the PACC, the show is promised to start at 8 PM Sharp. Tickets will be available at Agha’s from 29th August.
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Blackfish will be performing at the PACC on Friday 25 August 2006.
The show is scheduled to start at 8:30 sharp. Tickets are available at PACC and Rotaract Club at a cost of Rs.400/- per entry. For further details Call: 0321-8279007

Note: Proceeds go to Charity.

Blackfish will be performing at PACC on Monday 14th August 2006. Tickets are available at Agha’s and at the venue on the night of the show. The performance will start at 8 p.m Sharp .
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Karachi is a bipolar city, comprising of two halves, each halve oblivious to the other.

A few days back I took someone who lived in New Karachi to The Life style exhibition held at the expo center. Looking at to some female company representative at the NEVIA stall he commented “They all must be Christian” , I was really surprised and asked him why he thinks so. His answer was ” because Muslims girls will never wear Jens and T-Shirts”.
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Just got this off the Blackfish website:

Black Fish will be performing at the Royal Rodale on the 22nd and 23rd of July 2006. These are charity shows being organized by “Acause” and will also feature a theatrical performance by “The Thespian Society”. Tickets are Rs. 400 each and available at the venue, OR call 0300-9239770!”

Went to see Blackfish tonight, and it was my first time. Maybe I was expecting too much after hearing so much about them, or maybe it wasn’t their best show. Either way I didn’t find it as entertaining as I was hoping. Of course, not denying the fact that improvisational comedy is a hard thing to do, there were some moments in which the element of humour was a bit lacking, like the part involving camel wala, the girl and the policeman. Yet, the Ben Her part was done brilliantly and was probably the best performance of the night. So it was a mixed performance overall. I still don’t consider my money wasted, although I was expecting to laugh non-stop from start till end.