¡Que Funny! Comedy Show

This show features a diverse lineup of comedians sharing stories about culture and growing up between two worlds. Originating in Florida, QUE FUNNY comes to Georgia for the very first time! This line up includes Cesar Pichardo, Glorelys Mora, Jeff Klein, and Aniria.

Aniria, creator of QUE FUNNY, is a stand-up comedian and actress whose comedy is as real as life gets. Starting an unconventional path into comedy as a mom juggling toddlers, a job, a divorce and a Master’s degree, her fearless humor tackles cultural clashes, parenting, sex, and the messy dynamics between women and men. She has been featured on Don’t Tell Comedy and The Burbank Comedy Festival and has appeared on shows like Chicago Med (NBC) and Hightown (STARZ), as well as in the film Naked (Netflix) with Marlon Wayans.

In this line up you can listen to Jeff Klein talk about not fitting into his community or his clothes anymore. He just released his Amazon Special, Fatty Gay and has been featured in comedy festivals such as the Boston Comedy Festival and the DC Comedy Festival.

Glorelys “The Legend” Mora, a Dominican-American stand-up comedian, actress, and writer from Washington Heights NYC who is known for her homegirl humor, unwavering bravado, and plot twisting storytelling will be there. She was a finalist on the HBO Latino Stand-Up Competition and can be seen on Netflix Is a Joke: Comic to Watch. She has opened up for D.L. Hughley, Leslie Jones, and Ralph Barbosa. Other credits include pranking Saweetie on Prank U, VICE, Way Up with Angela Yee, and Sirius XM.

Atlanta’s very own Cesar Pichardo will surely bring the laughs to ¡Que Funny! He is a rising bilingual comedian and actor, originally from Miami with Dominican and Honduran roots. He has a unique voice that blends cultural insight, personal storytelling, and sharp observational humor. He’s toured with industry favorites like Judd Apatow, Angelo Colina, Alfred Robles, and many more. His stand-up touches on everything from immigrant family dynamics to modern life absurdities.