
Kristopher Schau - Ti år med juling - på tide å få betalt!
"The best of Kristopher Schau"
Synopsis
Kristopher Schau - despite never considering himself a comedian - has done quite a lot to entertain others. From shows like XL and XLTV, to the recent success of Team Antonsen, he has contributed a lot of new and innovative entertainment. Enjoy these highlights that showcases Kristophers whims and performances.
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