As a child, KODY develops his verbal jousting in the playground. It is not until he obtains his degree in business administration and meets the Kings of Comedy, however, that his career as a stand-up comedian takes off. Kody manages to combine charm and cynicism with the precision of a surgeon. He talks about his Congolese family, his work experiences and his life on a daily basis, which are anything but banal.

JOE BOWIE (US) is a welcome guest at 'Nuff Said. He has now become just as much a fan of 'Nuff Said as Nuff Said are of him. Bowie founded the group Defunkt in 1979. With this, he gained a worldwide reputation as an unruly funk phenomenon with influences from rock and punk. The Red Hot Chili Peppers considered Defunkt as one of their major sources of inspiration.

BART MOEYAERT made his debut as a nineteen-year-old with 'Duet with discordant notes’ in 1983. The book was highly praised, translated, was given a second life as a musical and was a bestseller that became a long seller. Critics call his work poetic, atmospheric and cinematic. The books are often acclaimed at home and abroad, and have, to date, been translated into 18 languages. They are read by all ages, affording him a special place in literature.

FELICITY WARD (AUS) is a multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, actress and writer. Her debut show 'Ugly as a Child Variety Show’ launched her into the stratosphere of the Australian comedy scene. Since then, she has been on tour with several successful shows in Australia, Europe and the United States. Her last appearance at the famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival garnered her rave reviews and was awarded the highest number of stars by both The Mirror and The Guardian.