KIN Presents: Stand Up Comedy Night

KIN Presents: Stand Up Comedy Night

Stand-Up Comedy Night at KIN Food Halls is an amazing night out with delicious food, great drinks and loads of laughs. It’s the perfect opportunity to experience an intimate show with some of Hong Kong’s best comedians. Check out Stand-Up Comedy Night at KIN Food Halls and be part of this city’s growing comedy community.

Guests who present proof of event ticket and KIN Food Hall’s KIN App, will be eligible to redeem a free drink from KIN Food Halls (drinks/ beer on tap, house red/ white, standard spirits).

Masks must be worn all at all times and no F&B consumption would be allowed throughout the event.

Prior to the event, guests are strongly encouraged to get a taste of KIN’s F&B offerings. Payment and ordering can be done via KIN App.

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Ha Chu:

Ha Chu is a stand-up comedian from Hong Kong. His unique comedy style has brought him to stages across Asia, Australia and Europe.

He is the first comedian from Asia to perform at the Christiania Comedy Club (Denmark). He was chosen by Melbourne International Comedy Festival to perform at the MICF- “Comedy Zone Asia”. He is a regular at the Hong Kong International Comedy Festival as well as the past winner of the Hong Kong International Comedy Competition.

“One of the most original comedians I have worked with. In my opinion, he’s a must see comedian.” - Tom Cotter (USA)

Bryan Bentley:

Bryan Bentley has been performing stand-up comedy in Hong Kong since 2018. In that short time, he has performed at Take-Out Comedy as well as Backstage Comedy and several venues around Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, as well as several shows in Shenzhen and Xiamen China. Bryan is a regular at the Bar 109 open mic on Mondays and hosts The Aftermath Open Mic weekly. With a mix of observational comedy about being a self-proclaimed “Boujie Ass Negro” along with a dose of healthy self-reflection, his energetic personality, and unique look always brings a good time.

Chris Musni:

Chris Musni is a San Francisco native who moved to Hong Kong to achieve his lifelong dream of fame and fortune. Failing that, he took the stage and developed a witty comedic style that forces the audience to ask themselves questions such as “Why are things the way they are?” or “When is this show going to end?”

When not onstage you can find Chris’s big nose in a nonfiction book while thinking he’s better than you or he might be shooting hoops with basketballs in Tseung Kwan O.

"Very good." - Tom Arnold

Jason Strickland:

Jasons comedy career started in London at the legendary Hackney Empire. Since moving to HK, he’s been an important voice in the comedy scene. Every stage he touches is blessed with his natural gift to make people laugh. Simply put he’s a legend!!!