06/17/2026
🏳️🌈 It's going to be a gay old time! 🏳️🌈
🏳️🌈 Join us for a barrel of laughs this Saturday night as 3 comedians have fun in the Fox Den! We are celebrating Pride Month with two Q***r comedians and an LGBTQ-friendly comedian! 🏳️🌈
🏳️🌈Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/comedy-night-in-the-fox-den-tickets-1989602365233?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
And keep reading to hear more about our line-up!
🏳️🌈 Ian Aber is a comedian, writer, and producer whose sharp, q***r‑centered comedy has taken him from NBC’s Stand Up For Diversity finals to stages across the country. His work appears on SiriusXM and Audible, and he’s opened for Margaret Cho, Jo Firestone, and Fortune Feimster. Ian has performed at top festivals including Limestone, 10,000 Laughs, Accidental, Orlando Indie, Scruffy City, Whiskey Bear, Burning Bridges, and Laughing Skull. In Atlanta, he co‑produces long‑running shows like Date Night, Urban Tree Comedy, Back Story, and specialty shows like sweetbabycheeses, Surrogates Interactive Comedy, and Q***r History Live. He also hosts the podcast Str8 Ppl: A Minor Look at the Majority.
🏳️🌈 Kade Wonders is a fearless q***r stand‑up comic from Richmond, VA, known for sharp, playful comedy about gender, masculinity, and everyday absurdity. Describing themselves as “your little brother, your big brother, and your le***an aunt in one pint‑sized package,” Kade brings inclusive, mischievous energy to every set. They host Don’t Tell Comedy Richmond and have performed at DC Improv, DC Comedy Loft, The Elysian Theater, Rogue Island Comedy Festival, and Vermont Comedy Festival. They’ve opened for Nico Carney, Heather Shaw, and Michael Yo, and created The Gayest Show on Earth, a comedy/drag series spotlighting q***r performers.
🏳️🌈 David Griffin, a New Orleans native, is a stand‑up comedian, writer, and “professional father” whose warm, witty storytelling draws from his Southern upbringing, pastor‑kid childhood, and family life. With charm, sharp humor, and a fondness for red wine, he offers a playful take on faith, music, and everyday magic. His daughter recently wrote “Why My Dad Is My Second Favorite Comedian,” proving even at home he’s still working the room.