Grin til Gavn 2024 (2024)
One of Denmark's most hyped comedy duos, Martin Johannes Larsen and Rasmus Wallbridge, head up the annual charity show.
Top billed cast
Martin Johannes LarsenVært
Rasmus WallbridgeVært
Mikkel Klint ThoriusKomiker
Anne BaklandKomiker
Sebastian DorsetKomiker
Michael SchøtKomiker
Pelle LundbergKomiker
Uffe HolmKomiker
Jonas StimoseSatiregruppen MAGT- Thomas NeergaardSatiregruppen MAGT
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