Brooklyn & Beyond Comedy Show

Zuva Martens returns to Kaiserslautern with Dwayne Perkins and Žana Fejzić for the hilarious Brooklyn and Beyond Comedy Show Nov. 15 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Kazabra Club, Bldg. 2057 on Vogelweh.

• Doors open at 7 p.m.
• Tickets are $12 at the door
• Stay for the fun as karaoke happens after the show until 1 a.m.

• The Kazabra Club will be serving up your favorite drinks, and Shawingz is open until 9 p.m. for chicken wings and burgers, ensuring that your evening is as enjoyable as it is hilarious. You are able to take your food to the comedy show area. Cash, credit and debit cards accepted. 

  For more information, call the Kazabra Club at 0631-536-7261.

  Your evening Comedy Lineup:

Host: Erin Crouch

Headliner: Dwayne Perkins

Brooklyn native Dwayne Perkins is a vet in the comedy game. His one-hour comedy special: “Dwayne Perkins: Take Note” debuted on Netflix to rave reviews and instantly became a fan favorite. It showcases his unique way of looking at life and his unparalleled ability to convey it in a hilarious manner. Take Note was already in the top 50 Netflix comedy specials of all time only 2 months after being released. Dwayne has earned a spot in today’s elite class of standup comics with several appearances on Comedy Central and Conan. Dwayne is the author of the book, “Hot Chocolate For The Mind,” A collection of humorous essays. Dwayne co-wrote and starred in the feature suspense film “Dying To Kill,” now on Amazon, where he plays a stand-up comic who has to get laughs or die trying. His recurring piece on The Jay Leno Show, “Great White Moments in Black History,” was a viewer favorite. Dwayne’s Dry Bar Specials have gone viral with several clips having over 10 million views.

Headliner: Zuva Martens

Zuva Martens represented The Netherlands at Stand Up for Eurovision in 2023, he’s written for BBC TWO’s Mock the Week panelist Ria Lina, and opened for multiple comedians including Fern Brady, Glenn Wool, former The Daily Show writer Alingon Mitra and online sensations Paul Taylor and David Nihil. He is a comedian with a sharp edge hidden in his fluffy exterior. A bit nerdy and bit political, he finds the funny in his half Dutch/half Zimbabwean background, and pop culture - mostly at his own expense.

Feature: Žana Fejzić 

Born in Bosnia, raised in Florida, and living in Berlin, Žana’s comedy mirrors her eclectic cultural background and is best described as Balkan pessimism battling delusional American positivity sprinkled in with reggaeton flair.