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Kevin Dombrowski


Kevin Dombrowski is a standup comedian that constantly finds himself in the wrong place at the right time for comedy.


A regular around the New York comedy circuit, Kevin has been seen multiple times on The Artie Lange Show on DirecTV, Comedy Time TV, and The Wendy Williams Show.


Kevin has been cast in a reoccurring series of Geico SportsNite Commercials, entitled ‘The House Of Fans’ as the ‘Yankee Fan’, circulating on SNY and other networks; as well advertisements for Wix.com, StubHub, Radio Shack, and the Google App.


A regular on SiriusXM with shows like The Dean Obeidallah Show and The Raw Report, Kevin has also been heard on numerous popular podcasts like Artie Lange’s Uncensored Podcast, Bob and Sheri’s Oddcast, and The Journey Podcast with Carlos Mencia; as well as In Hot Water and Mornin’!!! on Compound Media, and terrestrial radio programs around the country.


Kevin has been featured in several comedy festivals and competitions, including the annual March Comedy Madness standup competition at the legendary Carolines on Broadway, the Jersey City Comedy Festival, and as a Semi-Finalist in NY’s Funniest standup competition in association with the New York Comedy Festival.


In 2017, Kevin headlined Carolines on Broadway for the first time as part of their Breakout Artist Comedy Series.


Kevin has performed alongside such acts as Tim Meadows, Gilbert Gottfried, TJ Miller and more.


When not performing at the top comedy clubs, casinos, and colleges around the country, you can catch Kevin opening up regularly for Carlos Mencia on the road.


Kevin is not making any of this up.

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