Santa Monica Playhouse presents Kiki Yeung’s Don’t Get Sick and Die! a one-hour comedy special. Kiki was supposed to become a classical pianist working a cushy job playing the piano at Nordstrom … married to a Chinese Doctor with a lifetime of free checkups. But instead, Kiki got sick and almost died. An interactive hilarious night of comedy, Kiki Yeung is a stand-up comedian and founder of Crazy Woke Asians, the always sold-out comedy show featuring the funniest Asian American comedians in LA.
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