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'Adventures of Mr. Patrick' takes centre stage as comedy show holds July 25

The July edition of 'The Comedy Show With Mr. Patrick,' has been scheduled forJuly 25, 2015by Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) nominee, Mr. Patrick at the Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island. Lagos. Mr. Patrick remains one of the most truly gifted writers, comperes, writers and stand-up comedians within the Nigerian entertainment industry as made manifest by his AMVCA nomination for 'Comedy Writer of the Year' for the movie, ‘The Place.’ Within a very short space, Mr. Patrick (known as Kunle Thomas in other circles) followed up with a 5-minute comedy TV drama series broadly titled ‘Adventures of Mr. Patrick,’ which has gone on to produce several episodes; some of which include 'Pop Champagne' 'Work Out Plan' and 'Kunle Thomas in Pure Water Fight.' Meanwhile, had earlier Mr. Patrick secured a nod from 'Silverbird Cinemas' and 'Silverbird Galleria' towards having a monthly comedy show inside the cinema for their customer and select VIPs. The monthly comedy titled 'The Comedy Show with Mr Patrick,' will see Mr. Patrick entertain guests in the over 200 capacity cinema hall for over one hour; dishing out fresh and truly funny jokes. Guests at the show will be customers of the cinema and select VIP guests. “I want to assure all lovers of comedy that they are in for a truly rib-cracking moment at Silverbird and 'Adventures of Mr. Patrick.’ We have put in so much effort into these two projects and we are bound to redefine the way comedy is done in Nigeria. Also, abigshout-out to Silverbird for this great opportunity,” he said. He has also performed at cooperate events and government functions both home and aboard, which has added to his rising profile. Adventures of Mr. Patrick Watch and share video clips of the adventures of Mr. Patrick below: Pop champagne - https://youtu.be /-Ut4rYbiYjA Pure Water Fight - https://www.youtube.com /watch? v=k5d2oEjbeV8 Work out plan - https://www.youtube.com /watch? Official Twitter handle:@mrpatricktv

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