High Plains Comedy Festival 2022 Announces Line-Up
Despite everything comedy has gone through, Denver’s High Plains Comedy Festival, one of the USA’s (and, dare way say, the world’s) best comedy festivals has come out the other side in tact and ready to take up its mantle once more. Spanning the weekend of Sept. 8th, Denver, CO will be the place to be for live comedy in North America with three days/nights of stand-up, podcasts, and much more all throughout Denver.
In fact, High Plains just announced its first wave of performers to remind us all how much they stack their programming with some of the very best comedians working today, some of which happen to be homegrown talent.
Thus far, High Plains will be giving their mics and stages to:
- Kyle Kinane
- Nick Thune
- Steph Tolev
- Sheng Wang
- Guy Branum
- Jenny Zigrino
- Shane Torres
- Candice Thompson
- Blair Socci
- Yedoye Travis
- Tom Thakkar
- Pink Foxx
- Jim Tews
- Amy Miller
- Adam Cayton-Holland
- Ben Roy
- Andrew Orvedahl
- Kimberly Clark
- David Gborie
- Sean Jordan
- Michelle Biloon
- Ahmed Bharoocha
- Shain Brenden
- Caitlin Peluffo
- Zahid Dewji
- Felicia Folkes
- Sam Tallent
- Rob Haze
- Matty Ryan
- Alex Kumin
- Shaunak Godkhindi
- Jay Menz
- Raegan Niemela
- JT Habersaat
- Kenice Mobley
- Colton Dowling
- Chad Opitz
- Anna Valenzuela
- Mike Wiebe
- Rob Gleeson
- Troy Walker
- Hayden Kristal
- Chris Charpentier
- Jordan Doll
- Mara Wiles
- Stephen Agyei
- Kevin O’Brien
- Allison Rose
- Nolawee Mengist
- Brett Hiker
- Harris Alterman
Right now, you can get a Peak Pass to High Plains, which includes “…all three days of shows on South Broadway, a commemorative t-shirt, and reserved seating at ‘The Zarlengo Foundation Presents Ken Jeong & Joel McHale’ show at Bellco Theatre on Saturday, September 10th,” for $150.
Snag those passes and get more details at highplainscomedyfestival.com.