LaughterLaughs @ the Aftermath ft Jordan Leung, Garron Chiu, & more

Comedy.HK returns to its favorite venue with a banger lineup! Start your 2025 with an unforgettable night of laughter!

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Stand-up comedian Jordan Leung is serious about being funny.

The up-and-coming artist, who returned to Hong Kong from the US in 2020, has been learning Cantonese slang and catchphrases to tune in with the local audience. He enjoys pointing out local nuances and keeps a notebook in his pocket to help him develop ideas and structure them for a performance. Leung hopes locals can embrace and support other forms of the art.

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Garron Chiu is an American born stand up comedian based in Hong Kong. A mainstay in the Hong Kong comedy scene, he was featured on Comedy Central’s “Stand Up Asia!” season 2, and was the winner of the 2018 Hong Kong International Comedy Competition. He has made people laugh on stage in 37 cities across 18 countries, mostly in Asia.

He has performed with world class acts such as Jim Gaffigan, Hannibal Buress, Ari Shaffir, Tony Woods, Roy Wood Jr., Pete Lee, Alonzo Bodden, Paul Ogata and many more. On stage you will find him talking about his wife, his dog, which one he loves more, as well as if he is too Asian or not Asian enough. All while making people laugh along the way.

Oh, he also rocks the best eyebrows.

“Garron is a powerhouse on stage. He grabs the audience upfront and smashes. – Andy Curtain, Founder, Kung Fu Komedy

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Muk is born and raised in Hong Kong, and is well travelled living in 6 different countries.He is highly educated, holding 3 university degrees and is somehow managing to use absolutely none of them as he is now a personal trainer and stand up comedian.His comedy style is based on true life experiences, true stories where every time something good happens, misfortune prevails in extremely strange ways.

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Georgia fell into standup after moving back to Hong Kong in the height of the pandemic, and never looked back. She’s used comedy as a way to express herself for years, and to make sense of the ups and downs of her life.

Georgia performs regularly in Hong Kong, both to paying audiences and her long-suffering friends and family.