Written by: Joseph Santiago on Feb 21, 2020

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We met up with stand-up comedian Jeffrey Leach at the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village right after his performance at a sold-out comedy show in NYC.

What other jobs did you do before starting stand-up comedy?

My parents instilled a work ethic in me from a young age and I’ve had a job to pay my way since I was 11 years old when I started a weekly paper route.

Since then I’ve produced live shows, worked in commercial radio, been the booker of major music venues, DJ’d at major festivals, and produced remixes for Island Records and Ministry of Sound, I was also a television presenter and actor prior to trying my hand at stand-up comedy 8 years ago. Now I pursue all things written, performative, and creative. read more

Kabin Fever: A Free Comedy Show in NYC

Kabin Bar and Lounge
92 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003

Adam Foster, Justin Watts, Ajai Raj

Wednesday, March 25, 2015 from 8:30 PM to 11:30 PM (EDT) New York, NY

The Kabin Fever Comedy Show is one of the hottest, freshest standup comedy shows that New York City has to offer. Every month, producers Adam Foster, Ajai Raj, and Justin Watts bring a mix of hilarious up-and-comers and proven heavy hitters to the intimate back room of Kabin Bar and Lounge in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. This burgeoning comedy venue offers the feel of a comedy club, but with dive bar drink prices. Best of all, the show is completely free of charge, despite showcasing comics who routinely perform at The Stand NYC, The Comedy Cellar, the Laughing Devil Comedy Club, and other established comedy venues. read more

By Nicky Sunshine

I’ve known Jessica Kirson for  a number of years. I’ve taken her classes and workshops and I’ve always had tremendous respect for her talent and generosity. She is a multifaceted and energetic performer with fantastic “act outs”, voices, characters, and facial expressions.

NS: How long have you been doing stand up?

JK: I’m in my fifteenth year.

NS: How did you get interested in comedy?

JK:  My grandmother told me I should be a comedian. She said every time people were sitting around me they were laughing. I was always the class clown. I took a comedy class and fell in love with it and then I started doing open mics. I never thought I’d be performing for a living. I thought it would be more like a hobby. read more