#stand-up-comedy

#stand-up-comedy

Dusty Slay's authentic storytelling, rooted in his working-class upbringing, distinguishes him in the comedy scene, showcasing life experiences from Opelika, Alabama.

Can you imagine being on a date with someone you're considering sleeping with and then all of a sudden, they're like, this would be so much cooler if we were siblings?

Aditi Mittal highlights the pervasive nature of censorship in India, noting the unpredictable and often absurd reasons authorities may target comedians.

I try to do two weekends on the road a month, but sometimes it ends up being three. Usually my Sundays are spent flying home.

I'm on tour in the U.S. right now - a tour that was planned a year ago, long before the tariffs were implemented. I'll run into people who have been fans of mine for years, and they don't realize I'm Canadian, because Americans don't really pay attention to that stuff. The No. 1 thing that people say to me when they find out that I'm Canadian is, "We're sorry about what's going on right now. This isn't our choice."

Join us for the fun at the Portland Mercury's Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy 2025, featuring top local comedians and special guest Mohanad Elshieky.

Madonna tested out material for 30 minutes at the Comedy Cellar, showcasing her dedication to stand-up while accompanied by Amy Schumer who praised her work.

Gulman's "Grandiloquent" is a repudiation of fears around length and acceptance, allowing him to explore vulnerability without constantly reaching for humor.

In his upcoming Hulu special, Lonely Flowers, comedian Roy Wood Jr. questions society's dwindling connections, lamenting, "What happened to connection? It's gone!" His observations reveal an alarming shift towards isolationism, noting even unexpected places, like a gun range, reflect this trend. He highlights the absurdity of rudeness in such a high-stakes environment—"How you gon' be rude to someone who showed up to practice murder?"—prompting viewers to reflect on the erosion of community in modern life.

Sammy Obeid, a Bay Area comedy legend, is bringing his acclaimed "Cease Fire" tour to San Francisco's first Black-owned comedy club, offering an intimate performance.

Nate Bargatze's unique comedic approach and performances have provided him a surprising yet amusing connection to George Washington, enhancing his appeal and entertainment value in a divided cultural landscape.

Juno Birch expresses her frustration with public transport and technology on Earth, highlighting the common misconception that aliens are technologically advanced.

The Function is not your average comedy club; it’s a vibrant nightlife destination where laughter reigns supreme and every night celebrates comedic brilliance.

In her new stand-up special, Ellen DeGeneres acknowledges past mistakes, humorously reflecting on her career and the consequences of being perceived as unkind.