BIO

Ariel Evans is a NYC based comedy writer and stand-up comedian. She got her start in her hometown, Seattle, WA. Her quick wit and poised delivery have captivated audiences all over the country. Ariel has been featured on HBO and SiriusXM. She was the winner of the 2022 You Look Like roast battle in Atlanta and a quarter-finalist in the World Series of Comedy; she was featured in 43rd Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition and festivals all over the country.

Ariel got her start in the industry, while still in high school, in the 2005 documentary Heart of the Game. She played a major role in the documentary, which went on to win the 2007 Billie Award in Entertainment and was featured on HBO and in the Sundance Film Festival. Ariel Evans makes her directorial debut in the short film, “45andMe.” The true story of Ariel’s journey to her father’s funeral.

Her writing has appeared in The Haven, an online humor publication. She is a freelance copywriter for Arnold Worldwide’s Institute for the Comedically Gifted.

Ariel describes her comedy as "social commentary with family baggage."

UPCOMING AND PREVIOUS SHOWS

Tiny Cupboard (Brooklyn) // 7.17 // 7pm

BK Made Comedy Club (Brooklyn) // 7.30 // 8pm

Tiny Cupboard (Brooklyn) // 7.31 // 7pm

Q.E.D Comedy Club (Queens) // 7.31 // 9:30pm

Mic Drop Comedy (San Diego) // 8.20 // 7pm

Mic Drop Comedy (San Diego) // 8.22 // 10pm

Tiny Cupboard (Brooklyn) // 8.30 // 9:30pm

101 Wilson (Brooklyn) // 9.10 // 8pm

Tiny Cupboard (Brooklyn) // 9.12 // 7pm

NY Comedy Club (UWS) // 9.20 // 6:30pm

Captain Lawrence Barrel House (Mt. Kisco, NY) // 9.25 // 7pm

Oak City Comedy Festival (NC) // 10.15 & 10.16