South Asian Comedians and Upcoming Tours and Shows
South Asian comedy is having a major moment. Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan comedians are increasingly moving beyond traditional comedy clubs and diaspora events…
South Asian comedy is having a major moment. Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan comedians are increasingly moving beyond traditional comedy clubs and diaspora events…
New York City has always been a city of immigrants, outsiders, artists and people trying to make sense of two worlds at the same time.…
October might be the best month to experience New York City. The summer heat is finally gone, Central Park starts turning gold and red, Broadway…
One stage. Every voice. Every accent. Every story. From October 16–18, 2026, we’re bringing 40+ comedians and five shows to three New York City stages…
From the Bay Area to New York City, South Asian comedy festivals in America are no longer a niche event — they’re a movement. Here’s the complete guide to every major festival in 2026.
South Asian comedy in New York City doesn’t start at Broadway Comedy Club. It starts on Roosevelt Avenue. Here’s how Jackson Heights, Curry Hill, and the South Asian neighborhoods of NYC built the audience for a festival.
So you want to do stand-up comedy in New York City as a South Asian performer. Here’s the honest guide — open mics, monthly shows, how to submit to festivals, and what the NYC desi comedy circuit actually looks like.
Fall 2026 is one of the strongest seasons for South Asian events in New York City in recent memory — comedy, Diwali, food, culture, and community. Here’s the full guide.
From Midtown to the East Village to three nights of South Asian stand-up in October, here’s the definitive guide to the best comedy shows happening in New York City this fall.
From Apu to Aparna Nancherla — how South Asian stand-up comedy went from the margins to the main stage, and why New York City is writing the next chapter.