Ken Pilates, 706 Washington Street, Hoboken
Girls, Gays, and They’s Comedy Night 🎤
Join us Saturday, June 21st in Hoboken for a night of comedy served queer, loud, and proud. We’re bringing together some of NYC’s most electric and unapologetically funny performers for a double-header of chaos and catharsis. This lineup? You’ll laugh, cry, and text your ex. Twice.
📅 Sat, June 21. 6PM & 8PM.
👯 Bring a friend (or three)
📍 706 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ
🌈 Pride month, baby! Support a queer-owned business, laugh your face off, and celebrate in style.
🍷 BYOB
HOST: Gabby Jordan Brown (she/her) is a writer and comedian based in NYC. Her special, Drama Kid, drops on YouTube June 18 and explores her life as a reluctant child actor. She is 1/2 of the podcast Two Nosy Meerkats and produces the show Wait But Are You Sure, a gimmicky queer-show about identity in a courtroom setting.
Camille Roberts (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based stand up comedian and writer who has been performing since 2016. Her one-woman-show, “Little Tea,” has traveled from clubs in Manhattan to a cozy bar all the way in London with many stops in between. This coming of age show explores the intersection of OCD, gender, and religion and told through childhood writings and music. She is a regular at the Tiny Cupboard and has been featured on the District Queer Comedy Festival, NY Queer Comedy Festival, Underground Comedy Festival, Charm City Comedy Festival, and is set to headline a show at the Dumbo Pride Comedy Festival this summer. Her storytelling and audience-integrated style aims at leaving you with her central message— that life is meaningless, but in a really good way.
IG: @camillerobertsverified
Alex Kim (he/him) is an NYC based comedian. He produces @bobagayscomedy, an Asian and queer comedy show prioritizing diverse voices. He is a regular and New York Comedy Club, QED, and Stand Up NY. He loves sharing his story as a Korean-American who is still in the closet to his parents.
IG: @alexkimedian
Sheria Mattis (she/her) is a Brooklyn-born comedian and writer. She’s written for Reductress, Netflix is a Joke, Leslie Jones, and Fran Drescher. Her comedy has been featured on OprahDaily, PBS, and NBC. She’s been a finalist in the Funny Women Awards, won 2nd place in the Comedy Mob Stand-up competition, and is a featured performer in the Knockouts All Stars comedy showcase. She is currently developing her comedy web series Fibroids: A Love Story with CK Productions.
IG: @sheriamattiscomedy
Sandi Benton (she/her) is a New York-based comedian by way of Washington, DC. Described as “your friend’s weird sister,” Sandi delivers deeply personal autobiographical jokes with enthusiasm and warmth. Her joyfully anxious comedy covers everything from her experience growing up with a trach to navigating recovery from addiction. Her vulnerability resonates with audiences at clubs and theaters across the country. She’s performed at festivals all over the US, including SF Sketchfest, Treefort, and Rubber City Comedy Festival. She was featured on Voices of America and has opened for Hannah Berner, Rory Scovel, Chad Daniels, and more.
IG: @sandi.benton
