April Fools Comedy Jam
About This Event
The April Fools Comedy Jam at Barclays Center stages a roster of club and arena comics in a large-room showcase. The lineup — Bruce Bruce, Marlon Wayans, Tommy Davidson, Michael Blackson, Pretty Vee, Rip Micheals, Jacob Williams, DJ Envy and Kodak Black — emphasizes crowd work, quick punchlines and tight pacing rather than long-form experimentation.
About the Artists
Kodak Black
Kodak Black appears on New York City comedy lineups, including the April Fools Comedy Jam staged at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. In these arena-scale showcases, he has shared bills with veteran headliners such as Bruce Bruce, Bill Bellamy, Marlon Wayans, Eddie Griffin, Lil Duval, and Michael Blackson.
April Fools Comedy Jam Brooklyn
April Fools Comedy Jam Brooklyn is a comedy presenter and performance brand associated with the annual April Fools Comedy Jam, staged at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The show has shared bills with artists across stand-up and hip-hop, including Bruce Bruce, Bill Bellamy, Rip Micheals, Marlon Wayans, Eddie Griffin, Lil Duval, Michael Blackson, and Kodak Black.
Bruce Bruce
Bruce Bruce is the stage name of Bruce Church, an American comedian and actor whose work moves between stand-up and screen roles. In New York City, he appears at venues such as Barclays Center, including the April Fools Comedy Jam, a live comedy showcase staged in Brooklyn.
Rip Micheals
Rip Micheals is an American stand-up comedian associated with televised improv through his work on Nick Cannon’s *Wild ’n Out* and its touring offshoot. His comedy leans on physicality and quick transitions, borrowing the timing of sketch and battle-style formats.
Marlon Wayans
Marlon Wayans is an American comedian, actor, writer, and producer whose screen work grew out of a family-centered comedy tradition. He became widely known through the sitcom *The Wayans Bros.* and a run of studio comedies including *Scary Movie*, *White Chicks*, and *Little Man*.
Michael Blackson
Michael Blackson is a Ghanaian-American comedian and actor known for a blunt, streetwise delivery and a persona built on cultural perspective and timing. In New York City, he has brought that approach to stages like Barclays Center, including appearances tied to the April Fools Comedy Jam.