11-12-2025 5:05am

Lass Your Aff Off! | Voco Hotel | Nov 13

Eric Bergstrom Editor

Our headliner is the very funny and likeable Daniel Eachus.

Daniel is the hardest working comic out there today and has been performing stand-up non-stop throughout the nation’s clubs, colleges, and cruises. He made it to the finals on Comedy Central’s “Up Next” and soon after, made his second televised appearance on FOX & HULU’s “Laughs”. Since then, he’s done two stand-up albums with 800 Pound Gorilla Records, that have been playing regularly on Sirius XM, Spotify, iTunes, and Pandora. He also filmed his debut DryBar comedy special “A Mild and Skinny Guy” which has over a million total views!

When he’s not onstage making people laugh, he’s making people laugh at their screens. Daniel acts, writes, and produces the comedy sketch series, “Bigfoot Chasers”. He is a co-writer on a brand-new Kevin Hart-Produced Series. He’s starred in 20 National Television Commercials, was featured on SpikeTV, and is in the hilarious new film, “Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced” on Paramount+.

Joining Daniel at the Voco Hotel is crowd favorite Keith Michael Ashton. Keith’s mesmerizing stage presence and honest, razor-sharp humor has made him a favorite at comedy clubs across the U.S. Keith performs regularly at Los Angeles clubs such as the Improv and Ice House and has made television appearances on shows on CBS, BET, and Comedy Central.

Rounding out the evening of laughter is Jenna Perry! Jenna was the 2019 winner of the Funniest Housewives Competition. She has had the privilege of performing at the Brea Improv, the Irvine Improv, the Camino Real Playhouse and many other venues around Orange County. Her unique and hilarious perspective on everyday life keeps audiences laughing.

Our big show on November 13th will be hosted by OC comedian Marianne Connors. While relatively “new” to the world of stand-up, Marianne’s clean and honest look at everyday life makes her a must see at comedy clubs and events. As a retired school teacher, her quick sense of humor kept her alive and sane for the many years she “performed” in front of a classroom filled with unruly students. Now doing comedy full time, Marianne talks about a wide range of topics audiences of all ages can relate to.