Kamal Alaeddine is an unpolished but engaging speaker.
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Steve Brinder brings an adaptable spirit and a clear mastery of timing.
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The show feels fresh because, like all good comedy, it comes from a truthful place.
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From queer shame to corporate pride, Blake and Clay have a quip for everything.
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Absolute Magic is simply honest-to-goodness fun for all.
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From the moment Brynn Bonne smashes down on the stage, you’re captivated by her energy.
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Effectively conveys how BIPOC experience racism differently across cultures and ethnicities.
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Kim manages to find the balance between the brutal honesty and deep love and empathy.
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Nicholas Eddie is an incredibly versatile performer.
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Summer Dad delivers a wild ride.
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Beyond the gimmicks and gags, there is a heartfelt story written by Kyra Tang.
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One of the funniest and sharpest fish-out-of-water entertainments since as Borat.
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A brilliant blend of the old and the new, the funny and the tragic.
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A romp through the existential online dating hellscape.
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They work, like many of the best comedy duos, as an exercise in opposites attract.
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