David Kau

David Kau is a South African comedian, actor, director, and producer known for his contributions to the country’s comedy landscape. After establishing himself as a prominent figure in the South African entertainment industry, David Kau went on to create the acclaimed ‘Blacks Only Comedy Show’ brand in 2004, which has since grown into a significant comedy platform. His early career saw him contributing as an actor in pivotal television and film productions, including the sketch comedy series ‘The Pure Monate Show’ (2003) and the feature film ‘God Is African’ (2003). Kau further showcased his comedic talent in ‘Laugh Out Loud’ (2003) and the critically recognized ‘Bunny Chow: Know Thyself’ (2006).

This period firmly established his presence across South African entertainment, demonstrating his versatility as a performer. Kau’s career trajectory expanded significantly into directing and producing, showcasing his capacity to influence content creation behind the scenes. He directed the feature film ‘Taxi Ride’ in 2012, followed by acting roles in the action-comedy ‘Blitzpatrollie’ (2013) and ‘The Room Divider’ (2014). That same year, Kau achieved international recognition by securing a deal with US company Archstone Distribution for his movie ‘Sekwankwetla’ at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

His ability to consistently deliver projects in diverse capacities underscores his enduring influence and adaptability within the entertainment landscape. Looking ahead to 2024 and 2025, David Kau is exploring new digital ventures with the launch of the ‘Unofficial Official Story Podcast,’ expanding his reach and engaging new audiences in the evolving media landscape. With a career spanning over two decades, Kau remains a pivotal figure, known for his sustained contributions as a comedian, actor, director, and producer, consistently developing and presenting impactful content within and beyond the South African context.