Seven Million Bikes presents The Bubble Comedy Show

Saigon's Top Comics Burst Into the D7 Bubble!
Tickets only 180k VND, including a free Fuzzy Logic beer.

Hosted by Tommy Pruchinski (USA)
Underemployed & over-educated, Tommy Pruchinski began frequenting stand-up comedy open mics in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, in the summer of 2016. He has since performed for horny backpackers and creepy expats in 7 countries and 4 continents and opened for international headlining comedians like Scott Agnew, Nik Coppin and Eddy Brimson. He’s a lovable reprobate, bursting with energy and a charming stage presence.

Performing;
Keelah Rose Calloway (USA)
Keelah Rose is an American comic who has headlined all over the world, both in major European cities like Hamburg, Warsaw, Krakow and Prague and across SEA in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Singapore. Her greatest accomplishments include starring in an episode of a Polish television show, being named the funniest person in Vietnam at the 2020 national stand-up competition, and founding the organization Comedy Central Vietnam.
"Keelah Rose Calloway is a riot! She keeps the crowd in stitches from start to finish." -Saigon Funny People

Niall Mackay (SCO)
Inspired by his comedic hero, Billy Connolly, Niall performs regularly in Vietnam, hosting weekly comedy shows in Saigo and popular podcast, Seven Million Bikes; A Saigon Podcast. He'll make you laugh at being a Scotsman abroad, life in Vietnam and anything else in between.
“Niall wins his audiences over with a charming presence and funny jokes and songs! He has a hilarious point of view as an expat and world traveler!”
- JK Hobson

Devin Gray (RSA)
Born and Fled South African Comedian Devin Gray is one of the top rising stars in comedy. With appearances on Comedy Central, International Festivals and pretty much any local bar with a stool and a microphone Devin is sure to set the pace for a whirlwind of hilarity.

JK Hobson (USA)
JK Hobson got his start in entertainment playing in the Metal, Punk, and Hardcore scene in the Lower East Side of New York City in the 90’s back when NYC was still dangerous! He moved to Los Angeles in 2000 with his touring band Crisis and landed a record deal, eventually leaving the music biz in 2012. He first hit the stage as a standup comedian in 2013 at Marty’s Open Mic on Hollywood’s iconic Sunset Boulevard on a dare! He performed standup again in 2016 and soon afterwards moved to Vietnam on a Fulbright Scholarship. He began performing regularly in Saigon in 2017, and has been doing so ever since! His caustic brand of humor which is full of takes on race, dating, and a large range of social issues made him a finalist in the Vietnam Comedy Competition, and has taken him all over Vietnam as well as Thailand, Cambodia. He even graced the stage in his hometown of New York City in 2019!