Comedians Guy Williams, Jono Pryor and Paul Ego show their support for Red Nose Day
Live television, comedy and doing good come together next Friday night on TV3. Comedy for Cure Kids: Good Sports is screening from 7.30-11pm on August 23. Following the success of last year's Red Nose Day: Comedy for Cure Kids, which raised more than $1.3 million for medical research for Kiwi
children, this year's comedy event comes with a twist. Broadcasting live from Auckland's Q Theatre, this year's show has a sporting theme, with world-class sportspeople and comedians teaming up to create the funniest night of the year, all for a good cause. Jeremy Corbett and Paul Ego of 7 Days will again host and the night will feature 7 Days and Jono & Ben at Ten specials as well as All Blacks and other TV3-associated entertainment faces, including Stan Walker and Guy Sebastian.
There'll even be a reunion of the Ice TV crew - Jon Bridges, Nathan Rarere and Petra Bagust are back together in support of this great cause.
Red Nose Day is a national fundraiser run by Cure Kids to raise money to enable vital medical research into life-threatening illness that strike Kiwi children.
• More info: rednoseday.co.nz
