Doctor Riaad Moosa is a versatile individual whose talents know no bounds. Not only is he an award-winning comedian, presenter, writer, and actor, but he also holds the unique distinction of being a qualified medical doctor.

During the tumultuous COVID-19 pandemic, Riaad rose to prominence with his pioneering initiative, ‘The Best Medicine’. This inventive project sought to uplift spirits and promote mental well-being through humour, laughter, and various unconventional therapies. Motivated by this mission, Riaad founded his own weekly virtual comedy club, ‘The Best Medicine’ Virtual Comedy Club, showcasing comedians from diverse backgrounds and spreading joy during challenging times. 

Riaad's impact extends far beyond virtual stages. His Netflix specials, including ‘Why Do You Talk the Way You Do?’ and ‘Life Begins’, have captivated audiences worldwide, earning him international acclaim and solidifying his status as a comedy luminary.

However, Riaad's skills extend far beyond the realm of comedy. His portrayal in the globally renowned film 'Material' earned him the esteemed SAFTA for Best Actor. Cowriting the film, Riaad contributed to its success, earning additional recognition with SAFTA awards for Best Film, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor in 2013. Fans can now enjoy the eagerly awaited sequel, 'Material 2' or 'New Material', streaming on Showmax, with an exclusive comedians cut accessible on riaadmoosa.co.za. 

In addition to his film success, Riaad's one-man shows, including ‘Strictly Halaal’, ‘For The Baracka’, and ‘Doctor’s Orders’, have been smash hits, both live and on DVD. His latest show, "Voices in my Head", is bound to leave you in stitches and is now available on his website.

Riaad's influence extends to the small screen as well, with memorable appearances on various TV and film productions, including “Laugh Out Loud” and “Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola”.

With his unparalleled wit, charm, and charisma, Riaad Moosa has rightfully earned the title of "the Comedy Doctor". In these turbulent times, he offers a much-needed remedy for the nation's woes: a healthy dose of laughter, straight up, with a sprinkle of his unique brand of humour.