You can find the self-styled “Laughfrican American” at most of the local open mics (he’s the one wearing the tye-dye shirt), and he’s been breaking onto some of the main stages as well. He’s a clever writer with good energy, strong qualities to have when you’re finding your voice in stand-up comedy. He’s a fierce freestyler, too. So challenging him to a rap battle would probably be a bad idea. Check him out: facebook.com/laughfricanamerican
This article appears in Sep 24-30, 2015.