Hadhazi Laszlo

Hadházi László (born 10 February 1964 in Debrecen) is a Karinthy-gyűrű-winning Hungarian humorist, writer and radio host. He graduated from the Kossuth Lajos Gimnázium in Debrecen, then attended numerous higher education institutions (Agricultural, Police Officer, Health, Physical Education, and Public Administration colleges), but for various reasons abandoned all of them. He also took up sport shooting, becoming a gold-wreath sport shooter. He began writing in 1987, and from 1994 worked at various provincial radio stations. His writings appeared in the magazine Kretén. His first performance was on 19 December 1988.

Between 1996 and 2000 he worked on the HBO program Mennyi? 30!, but occasionally also appeared in the Magyar Televízió series Kisváros, and afterwards appeared on both commercial channels through Kész átverés show (RTL Klub) and Banánhéj (TV2). In 1998 he also competed at the Humorfesztivál with a partner, reaching the final. In the late 1990s he was the author and performer of Danubius Cappuccino on Danubius Rádió, and later did the same for the Sláger Rádió program Bumeráng. From 2002 he had his own morning program on Juventus Rádió.

From the launch of the Godot Dumaszínház he has been a regular performer of the company, continuously appearing on RTL Klub, in the Showder Klub and in the Rádiókabaré. He occasionally writes books with his fellow humorists. In 2008, together with Vida Péter, he received the Bonbon-díj, and in 2011 he received the Karinthy-gyűrű awarded to the humorist of the year. He is married and the father of three children.