'The contact you make with your audience as a comedian is the highest thing for me.' When comedian Thjum Arts (1993) started breaking through as a comedian around 2018, he wondered if this was what he really wanted. As a human being, should he really want to talk about himself so much? After all, studying social work would also allow him to engage with others. Yet cabaret kept beckoning, precisely because of the deeper contact it can create with the audience.
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