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The hilarious Jo Koy, will be performing in Dubai for one-night only in a highly entertaining evening.
The comedian will bring his Funny Is Funny World Tour to the city on December 29.
From impersonations to stand-up, Jo Koy – inspired by his life experiences – is known to deliver a night of entertainment.
As one of today’s premiere stand-up comics Jo Koy has come a long way from his modest beginnings performing at a Las Vegas coffee house to now selling out the world’s most prestigious venues including Radio City Music Hall (New York) and Chase Center (San Francisco).
The hugely relatable comic pulls inspiration from his family, specifically his son.
“For fans who have been watching Jo and his Netflix specials during the pandemic, this will certainly be a highly anticipated event and we are looking forward to the experience of hosting him in Dubai,” comments Blu Blood MD, Osman Osman.
The comedian has had five highly-rated and successful stand-up specials on Comedy Central and Netflix including his latest variety special In His Element current streaming on Netflix with plans to shoot his third stand-up special in 2022.
He can also be heard on his weekly podcast, The Koy Pond with Jo Koy by Starburns Audio.
The performance is brought by Blu Blood Entertainment and Dubai Shopping Festival.
Tickets ranging from Dh650 – 180 is available at: JOKOY.COM, Dubai Calendar, coca-cola-arena.com, Platinumlist and Book My Show.
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