The Comedy Zone September

The Comedy Zone

Join us for an unforgettable night of stand-up comedy featuring headliner Adam Cayton-Holland and special guest BK Sharad, live at The Schoolhouse Theater on Saturday, September 19, 2026!

See the same comedians performing in top comedy clubs across America! Parker Arts is proud to present the best stand-up comedy from Denver and beyond. Laugh out loud during this fun-filled evening featuring acclaimed headliner Adam Cayton-Holland and comedian BK Sharad as your host and opening act, all for one great ticket price!

CAUTIONS: ADULT LANGUAGE AND HUMOR

Headliner: Adam Cayton-Holland

Adam Cayton-Holland is a nationally touring comedian who has appeared on Conan, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central, and a bunch of other great stuff that starts with the letter “C.”

Along with his cohorts in the comedy troupe The Grawlix, he created, wrote, and starred in the television series Those Who Can’t, which aired for three seasons. The Grawlix also hosts the longest-running independent comedy show in the country in their hometown of Denver and produces the popular podcast Advice Fight.

Adam has released seven comedy albums, available wherever you listen to that sort of thing, as well as the special Wallpaper, currently streaming on Hulu, and 20 Years In Comedy and All I Got Was This Lousy Special, streaming on YouTube.

His memoir, Tragedy Plus Time, is available wherever books are sold, and Adam recently adapted it into the feature film See You When I See You, for which he wrote the screenplay.

Opener & MC: BK Sharad

BK Sharad is an up-and-coming comedian from the mean streets of Boulder, Colorado. You, of course, know him from his work as Jay Chandrasekhar’s body double in an as-yet-unaired TV pilot, but he is also making a name for himself in stand-up comedy. He has been selected for more than 20 comedy festivals across the country, including the High Plains Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, Limestone Comedy Festival, and the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival. His positive outlook shines through in jokes about the world and his experiences as a former emo, hockey-playing, first-generation Indian millennial.