DCF Stand-Up: Wednesday 9PM

The world is a crazy, tough place, and Jon Minjoe is here to talk about being totally unprepared to handle it.nnHis outlook is pessimistic, his self-esteem is non-existent, and his depression is palpable. nnMinjoe is always his own punchline, and his brand of humor is sure to have you laughing...or at least feeling much, much better about you own life.n

It all started at the age of 11 for Caleb Elliott. The feedback from the crowd was all he needed to know that he wanted to do stand up as a full time career. After performing at local talent shows and family reunions, he first set out to Goodnights Comedy Club in Raleigh, North Carolina at the age of 14, impressing the crowd with his young and charmful demeanor. When the owners heard about a super star kid comic, they invited him to open for Bill Bellamy the same year. Since then, Caleb has had the pleasure to work with comedians such as Tracy Morgan, Sinbad, Ralphie May, Sheryl Underwood, Donnell Rawlings, John Reep, DeRay Davis, and many more! Now fully pursuing his comedic career he can be seen currently on tour with comedy legend Sinbad and continues to hit the stage all over the Country.n

Katy Evans is a very pale Floridian who now calls Dallas home. She regularly performs at clubs all over DFW and at festivals including Trill Comedy Festival, Dallas Comedy Festival, and Gilda's LaughFest in Michigan. Katy also produces and co-hosts a monthly variety show featuring all female-identifying performers called Ladies Night.n

Caled D. Gordon is a local up and coming stand-up comedian out of Houston, Texas. He's performed in well-known comedy clubs in the city such as Houston Improv and The Joke Joint. His style of comedy is very unique and catchy; he's not too shy to be himself on and off the stage. Gordon has graced the stage with Joe Torry, Ray Grady, Tommie Davidson, Kountry Wayne, and more. He was also recently nominated for the LOL Comedy Award by H-Town Awards.n

Ralph Barbosa is the shyest attention hog coming out of the DFW comedy scene. He’s opened for comics such as Tony Deyo and Sean Patton. When Ralph isn’t telling jokes for strangers he’s In strange places trying to meet new strangers.n