KT #621

From Miami, now living in Austin for a year and a half. He has been doing comedy for six years. He works as a server and bartender and is married to a wedding planner.

Originally from Texas, he moved to San Francisco in March 2020. He has been doing comedy for four years and currently hosts at The Improv in San Francisco. He is married to a woman who works for Apple.

This was his second appearance on the show, having previously performed about five or six weeks prior. He works remotely for a biotech laboratory, he admitted to living alone with a cat and having a habit of peeing in his sink.

He performed a minute about lesbians and envy, a new regular on the show with about two years of experience. He recently moved to Austin and mentioned his father is also very funny.

From Fort Worth, Texas, and this was his first time doing stand-up. He is an audio engineer and a drummer who grew up playing in church. He spoke openly about being recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder and being hospitalized two weeks prior.

Originally from El Paso, he has been doing comedy for a total of seven years. He studied theater at UTEP and is married to a Mexican woman with a stepdaughter. He also mentioned he is a chef.

From Compton, California, and has been doing comedy for almost five years. She is an electrical engineer with a master's degree. She mentioned dating a Lithuanian cancer researcher.

Living in Pflugerville, Texas, this was his third time on the show. He is known for a viral song about Pflugerville and has built a comedy club inside his own living room. He performed a rap during his interview.

He discussed his recent travels and his relationship, nearly missed the show due to flight delays in Newark. He arrived mid-show and performed a topical minute.

He performed his signature style of shout-comedy and topical news jokes, the long-time resident regular and Hall of Fame member. He mentioned his upcoming theater tour with Tony and his refusal to vaccinate his dog, Gator.