Double Headliner

DOUBLE HEADLINER WEEK! K-von is the most famous half-Persian comedian in the world. He is also the only one! The star of MTV's hit show "Disaster Date", his comedy has received rave reviews on NBC's 'Last Comic Standing', NETFLIX, SHOWTIME, CNN's "HLN", Good Morning America, BBC, & NPR to name a few. K-von has garnered millions of views online with sketches, standup comedy clips, and a viral ‘TED Talk’. He also produced an award-winning documentary about Persian New Year, and can check out his book titled "Once you go Persian," which details his unique upbringing, journey into comedy, and unsolicited advice. Stand-up has taken K-von around the world several times performing in comedy clubs, theaters, colleges, and for large non-profit organizations. His style is versatile yet relatable with fun storytelling and high-energy performances about a variety of mainstream topics. Born in Taiwan, raised in America, Jason Cheny had the privilege of surviving childhood trauma in two cultures, and turning it into sharp, intentional comedy. With a keen eye for human behavior and a disarmingly weird charm, he unpacks identity, dysfunction, and social absurdity with raw honesty and unexpected warmth. Based out of LA, he regularly performs at legendary clubs including The Improv, The Comedy Store, Laugh Factory, Comedy & Magic Club, and The Comedy Cellar in New York, . Beyond clubs, he’s headlined sold-out theater shows across the U.S. and Asia, building a loyal fanbase drawn to his mix of heart, discomfort, and sharp observation. You may have seen him on Comedy Central’s Featuring digital series, Don’t Tell Comedy, or Kevin Hart’s LOL Network on SiriusXM. His stand-up clips have garnered tens of millions of views, resonating with fans who connect to his weirdness, honesty, and perspective. Jason has toured 49 states, with Alaska still holding out, along with shows throughout Asia and Europe, performing everywhere from cruise ships and colleges to garages and the laundromats, always chasing something raw, even if it’s uncomfortable. Catch him live on tour or watch him on the Internets. Either way, you’ll feel something