Jo Sunday's New Faces of Comedy is all about breaking down the myth of “intense immigrant cultures,” why it might actually just be your parents, and why “get home safe” sounds more like a warning than a wish.
What do you get when you mix Irish dancing, pregnancy timelines, bald kings, and a Latina therapist with unusual homework? Anjelica Scannura's New Faces of Comedy set- a whirlwind of family stories, relationship truths, and the kind of jokes you definitely can’t tell at dinner.
Dylan Adler brings his electric energy to New Faces of Comedy, riffing on everything from mispronounced names and gay twin life to biracial identity and grandparents who knew all along. With musical twists and sharp punchlines, this set is chaotic, personal, and completely unforgettable.
From confusing Grindr with a job-hunting app to losing hoodies on Tinder, Dvontre Coleman has no shortage of awkward encounters. Dodging dad duties, roasting his nephews AND rethinking haircuts, takes a lot of figuring out- this is adulthood, one misstep at a time.Watch more #standup #comedy on youtube from Just for Laughs https://youtube.com/@justforlaughs/videos
Making her Canadian debut at New Faces of Comedy, Chloe Petts unpacks the perks of being mistaken for a man, the struggles of being a "flexitarian," toxic soccer blokes, and why British people owe their sense of humour to the Vikings. Smart, sharp, and unapologetically funny.
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Medicine, shame, tiny ding-dongs, and Mercedes-Benz ultimatums- Ken Jeong’s journey from doctor to comedy star is unlike anything else. Here’s the full story, folks: unfiltered and unforgettable.
Anthony Jeselnik recalls the surreal night he performed stand-up at San Quentin State Prison. From armed guards to a warden with questionable taste, Jeselnik’s deadpan delivery turns a dangerous gig into one of his funniest stories yet.
Gianmarco Soresi share's a few uncomfortable anecdotes. From New Faces 2022 at the Just For Laughs Festival.
From birthmarks to bad exes, Chloe Radcliffe isn’t afraid to call it exactly how she sees it. With razor-sharp honesty and a little too much detail (depending on who you ask), her 2025 New faces of Comedy set flips awkwardness into laughs and turns taboos into punchlines.
Heckled into an identity crisis, downgraded to “buddy,” and battling toxic masculinity via digestive issues - Alistair Ogden’s New Faces 2025 set proves the struggle is hilarious.
Comedian Neal Brennan has some thoughts on old people, Twitter and being single.
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Sam Morril on dating and faking it.
Amanda Seales on the level of crazy needed for dating apps.
Kumail Nanjiani on public restrooms, watching his first dirty movie, and arguments with stupid people.
Colin Quinn predicts the next civil war the future in 2018 at Just For Laughs.
Jay Pharoah loves travelling and dealing with security checks and Australia.
Michelle Wolf's stand up performance from Just For Laughs All Access.
Why Michael Che avoids talking politics.
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The Daily Show's Roy Wood Jr. on immigration issues and language learning.