Join us for another great round of your stand-up comedy favorites featuring these hilarious comedians! (Canva/Odd News)
Tom Cotter: “Olympic Events”
Tom Cotter is a rapid-fire joke machine who made history as the first comedian to reach the finals on America’s Got Talent. With specials like Funny Business and countless late-night appearances, he delivers punchlines so fast you’ll barely have time to catch your breath before the next laugh hits.
Ardal O’Hanlon: “Going On Holiday”
Ardal O’Hanlon is the Irish stand-up veteran best known as the lovable idiot Father Dougal on Father Ted. Launching his career by co-founding Dublin’s Comedy Cellar, he has starred in sitcoms such as My Hero and Death in Paradise and TV and film roles in Doctor Who, Derry Girls, and the upcoming Fran the Man. On stage, his touring show Not Himself blends wise reflections and cultural absurdities with sharp delivery.
Paul Chowdhry: “Uber Drivers”
Paul Chowdhry is a British-Indian comedian and actor known for his high‑energy, especially in his signature opener, “What’s happening white people?” He launched his stand-up career in 1998, made history in 2003 as the first British act at the Caribbean Comedy Festival, and broke records in 2017 by selling out Wembley Arena, becoming the first British-Asian stand-up to do so.
Randy Feltface: “Father’s Generation”
The infamous purple puppet comedian known as Randy Feltface is an Australian stand-up comedian known for his whimsical puppetry. The man behind the mask is actually Heath McIvor, and he has released multiple specials as Randy, including The Feltface Show and Randy Feltface: The Book of Mormon. Performing worldwide, he’s become a fan favorite for his unique style and distinct character-driven comedy.
Alex Malt: “Quitting”
Alex Malt is a Boston-born, LA-based stand-up comedian, writer, and director with a wild backstory—surviving social anxiety, PTSD, rehab, a police beating, two parachute malfunctions, and nearly drowning in the Zambezi River—then turning it all into dark, self-aware comedy. He’s a regular at top L.A. clubs, has appeared on Comedy Central, SiriusXM, and A&E, and shares stages with big names like Jay Leno, Kyle Kinane, and Emma Willmann.
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