Kozy Kove annual Live Comedy Show held Sunday, September 25th, was a huge success.  Over 150 people laughed at the comic stylings of Drew Thomas and his dad. Drew’s warm and inviting personality puts you at ease and mek you comfortable instantly; you are immediately drawn into his world as he takes you on a trip down Memory Lane of life growing up pon de island.  We all memba getting licks upside we head.   For clips of Drew’s standup comedy, visit http://www.rooftopcomedy.com/comics/drewthomas. 

Standup comedian Drew Thomas should refine existing material or develop new material. As he continues performing regularly in hot-Atl amongst other competetive comics, watch for Drew to improve his delivery while evolving his repertoire.  The process of constantly refreshing and testing new content is bound to result in a larger block of sure-fire material, and a growing audience, to match it.
 
Emcee Derrick Thomas (Drew’s Dad)'s ole skool comedy delivered patois-style received a belly full a laugh, matching Drew’s quick wit and smooth delivery,  making it the perfect combination feh laugh-out loud.
 
Hats off to Jennifer Williams feh her poetic delivery patois-style of a (tweaked) piece titled ‘Why I Don't Go To The Market’ by Nicole’ Walton-Sharp.    Her yaad-style delivery da pon point as we all can memba trips to Coronation Market wey we try feh sound yaadie to avoid paying "Tourist" price.  Ms. Williams is Founder and CEO of Jamaica Greeting Cards utilizing our own lingo and unique expressions.  Visit www.jamaicagreetingcards.com for card types and styles that celebrate our Jamaican heritage.

The show was well worth the price of admission that included a scrumptious buffet of fish, jerk chicken with just the right amount of seasoning to tickle u palate, rice and peas and salad.  
 
Kozy Kove should pioneer "island comedy" inna metro-HotAtl to stand apart from the typical Caribbean nightspots.