Name: The Triple Threat Comedy Show
Start: 2026-05-29T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-05-29T20:30:00-05:00
Location: The Comedy Arena

he Triple Threat Comedy Show brings together three seasoned comedians for one stacked night of stand-up. No openers, no filler — just extended sets from comics sharpening material for tours, tapings, and festivals.
Expect big laughs, with performers given the freedom to stretch out, settle in, and have fun on stage. Perfect for a date night or a night out with friends.
If you love stand-up that’s confident, unfiltered, and built for real comedy fans, The Triple Threat Comedy Show is your move.
Comedy Lineup: Neaz Shahbazi, Vinnie Corrales, Jonathan Jones

Neaz Shahbazi quickly made a name for himself in the Texas comedy scene . Get ready for a silly time from being a first generation Iranian American, to how much he loves hotdogs. He has worked all around DFW , Addison improv , Plano Comedy House, Tk’s Comedy Club , Comedy Arena . Neaz is the Co- founder Cowabunga Comedy Nights and Runs the Bebop open mic .He has even shared the stage with Amir K., Linda Stogner, Dov Davidoff, Paul Varghese, Josh Adam Meyer, Dean Stanfield, Matt Fulchiron, Luke Mones, Arielle Isaac Norman .

She has hosted at top clubs including San Jose Improv, Alameda Comedy Club, and both Bricktown Comedy Clubs in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Her sharp, offbeat humor has also landed her spots at legendary venues like the SF Punchline and Cobb's Comedy Club. Brett was a featured performer in the prestigious San Francisco Comedy Competition and the Blue Whale Comedy Festival, continuing to carve out a unique and compelling voice in stand-up comedy.

Jonathan "J.J." Jones calls himself a modern-day renaissance man…mostly because he’s tried a little of everything. His life highlights include being a professional wrestler, winning a plus-sized men’s pageant, and serving as a keynote speaker at Harvard. He brings a fresh, unpredictable perspective to topics like fatherhood, race, and fast food, mixing sarcasm, outrage, and self-deprecation to keep audiences laughing. He may be wrong about the renaissance part, but he’s definitely right about the round one.