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Comedy for Peace. Bringing people together. No politics. Just laughs. Join us on March 11, 2027 at 7:30 PM for a night of laughter, connection, and comedy featuring a lineup you won't want to miss.

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Thursday, March 11, 2027Comedy for Peace

Show 7:30 to 9:30 PMDoors before the show

Aaron Family JCC7900 Northaven Road, Dallas

$45 General AdmissionTwo drinks and light snacks included

Meet the Comedians

Comedy for Peace brings together comedians from different backgrounds for one night of shared laughter.

Chase DuRousseau

An award-winning comedian from Houston, Texas, known for his relentless mix of goofiness and unapologetic trauma dumping. He is the winner of Houston's Funniest Person and has performed for the U.S. military in Africa, Japan, Iraq, Poland, Kosovo, Kuwait, Qatar, South Korea, and beyond. In 2022, Chase was the runner-up at the Seattle International Comedy Competition and was featured on Jo Koy's Break the Mold World Tour, with performances at Just for Laughs festivals in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, as well as the New York Comedy Festival, Gilda's LaughFest, Aspen Laugh Festival, and multiple international venues. He has also appeared at the Moontower Comedy Festival and opened for Craig Robinson, Ali Wong, Hannibal Buress, Ali Siddiq, Norm Macdonald, and more.

Erik Angel

An Israeli-Jewish-American comedian and the founder of Comedy for Peace. Angel delivers comedy with heart, edge, and a global perspective. Born and raised in Israel and now based in New York, Erik has performed in over 100 cities across the U.S. and in more than a dozen countries worldwide. He's opened for headliners like Maz Jobrani and Zarna Garg, appeared on NBC, and has been featured in numerous comedy festivals. His stand-up, which has racked up over 3 million views on TikTok, is sharp, high-energy, and deeply personal, tackling the hilarity and chaos of life as a recent immigrant, a Jewish newlywed in his forties, and someone who proudly speaks English-Falafel 24/7.

Zara Khan

A Pakistani-American comedian, actor, writer, and public speaker based in Los Angeles. A proud Muslim woman, her comedy draws from her personal experiences navigating life as a single Muslim in America, tackling topics such as discrimination, dating, and even competing in Burqini contests. Holding a Master's degree in Social Work, she uses humor as a tool to challenge stereotypes and foster understanding. Zara performs regularly at venues and festivals across the United States.

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General Admission Experience

$45

Enjoy the full Comedy at The J experience. Your ticket includes admission to the 7:30 PM show, two complimentary drinks, and light snacks during the performance.

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With Thanks

Comedy at The J: Comedy for Peace is presented with support from the Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation.

Life Is Complicated. Laughter Helps.

Join us March 11, 2027 for a night of comedy, connection, and the kind of laughter you'll be talking about long after the show ends.