Nish Kumar

It's amazing.

Can I see your way?

The thing that is so amazing about it, because it gives you an insight into the day-to-day life of being a Palestinian, which I obviously have no way of relating to.

However, I have done comedy tours before.

I travel around and, you know, I don't think about the way that I have to move around.

But obviously for you guys to do a comedy tour,

You're navigating travel restrictions and checkpoints.

And there's a great, we've actually got a clip from the documentary just to look at how you got around some of those challenges.

the first comedian who got on the bus just said the phrase, shit on them.

It's quite a tense scene where, you know, they're trying to see, you know, what's going to happen.

You guys are at a checkpoint.

And then this, you know, bag of goofballs appears.

And what, you're all wearing bucket hats.

Bucket hats.

It's an incredible show.

I saw it in Edinburgh last year.

It's so funny.

And just as a show, it has so many different types of comedy.

It's very verbal, but then at points there's kind of physical and clowning elements to it.

And it's, yeah, it's a really extraordinary bit of work.