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Prozak Comedy Show
Prozak – The Show is a live comedy special by the Israeli trio Prozak, consisting of Yuval Semo, Shlomi Koriat, and Ofir Lobel. Known for their unique blend of visual humor, musical skits, and over-the-top characters, the group became a cultural phenomenon in Israel during the early 2000s. The 2004 stage show captures their best material, including original sketches, absurd songs, and audience-favorite characters that later influenced their individual careers on television and film. Combining slapstick, satire, and witty wordplay, the trio delivers a performance that is both nostalgic and timeless, showcasing why they were one of Israel’s most beloved comedy groups. Country: Israel Language: Hebrew (with some songs/skits) Cast: Yuval Semo, Shlomi Koriat, Ofir Lobel Runtime: ~70 minutes
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Prozak – The Show is a live comedy special by the Israeli trio Prozak, consisting of Yuval Semo, Shlomi Koriat, and Ofir Lobel. Known for their unique blend of visual humor, musical skits, and over-the-top characters, the group became a cultural phenomenon in Israel during the early 2000s. The 2004 stage show captures their best material, including original sketches, absurd songs, and audience-favorite characters that later influenced their individual careers on television and film. Combining slapstick, satire, and witty wordplay, the trio delivers a performance that is both nostalgic and timeless, showcasing why they were one of Israel’s most beloved comedy groups. Country: Israel Language: Hebrew (with some songs/skits) Cast: Yuval Semo, Shlomi Koriat, Ofir Lobel Runtime: ~70 minutes
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yuval Semo, אופיר לובל, Shlomi Koriat
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Yoav Gross Productions
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