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Comedian Tony Law deconstructs life for a laugh

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The stand-up comedian Tony Law joins us in the studio to talk about his surreal style. Also on the programme, a tribute to the king of gypsy swing, Django Reinhardt. Finally, we meet one of South Africa's dance phenomenons, Mamela Nyzema.

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