Comedy Night at The Utah: Subhah Agarwal

Jamar Pitts is a San Francisco native and a rising star in the Bay Area comedy scene. He brings presence, attitude and fresh perspective to the stage. Jamar grew up in a family of jokesters as well as avid stand up comedy fans. Comics like Dave Chappelle, Patrice O’Neal and Mo’nique have inspired his own wild brand of comedy. He’s a paid regular at Alameda Comedy Club, Laughs Unlimited in Sacramento and has performed all over the Bay Area and West Coast including The Comedy Store in LA, Tommy T’s in Pleasanton and Cobbs & The Punch Line in San Francisco. His credits include Tommy T’s Bay Areas Got Talent comedy competition winner, Neck of the Woods Black & Blue comedy competition winner, Oakland Comedy Festival 2023, NW Black Comedy Festival (Portland,OR) 2023 Best of Fest Finalist, and more! You won’t want to miss him in action.

K. Cheng has appeared at the Comedy Cellar, the Comedy Store, and Gotham’s Comedy Club… not to perform, he’s just appeared there. He has, however, performed at NBC Stand Up for Diversity, EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival), and San Francisco Sketchfest. He’s the producer of Crazy Funny Asians, Cosplay Comedy, The Khmers of Comedy, and Cardi Spelling Bee. He’s also a contributor to The Lunar Times, From the Desk of Nerd Legion, and The 1990 Institute. He is a guest lecturer on comedy at St. Mary’s College and Mills College.

Kelly Evans is the product of a conservative state, liberal parents, casual drug use and internet rabbit holes. His comedy skewers his family, himself and anything that makes him feel uncomfortable (which may be an endless list). He’s currently a paid regular at The Punch Line San Francisco, Rooster T Feathers Sunnyvale, Laughs Unlimited in Sacramento and Cheaper than Therapy in San Francisco and has performed at San Francisco Sketchfest and the Oakland Comedy Festival.

Kayla Hardy is an LA native who’s disgraced stages like The Comedy Store and Improv Hollywood. Kayla produces her own shows, including the movie-roasting ‘Bitter Critics’ and the LA trivia showdown ‘LA vs. Transplants.’ When she’s on stage, her humor is as dry as California’s rainy season.