19-02-2025
Los Angeles magazine Presents: Angels of Comedy – A Night of Laughter and Giving Back
Los Angeles magazine, in partnership with KNEKT TV, was proud to present Angels of Comedy, an unforgettable night of laughter, community, and generosity that took place on Thursday, February 13, at the historic Engine Co. No. 28. This one-of-a-kind comedy benefit raised vital funds to support victims of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, with all proceeds directly benefiting the Pasadena Community against the backdrop of one of L.A.'s oldest firehouses, guests gathered for an evening filled with humor and heart, indulging in a classic Firehouse Chili spread featuring both beef and vegan options, alongside fresh cornbread, cocktails from Garrison Brothers, Golden Eagle Vodka, and Mezcal 33, wine, and beer from DTLA's Boomtown Brewery. The atmosphere was electric as host Sharon Fredrickson guided the audience through an exhilarating lineup of some of L.A.'s most talented comedians, including Ashley Burgess, Kwame Siegel, Sandy Stec, Peter S. Kim, Maxi Witrak, Kim McVicar, Renee Percy, and Carla Collins. Each performance brought waves of laughter, uniting guests in a shared moment of joy while supporting a critical the comedy, the event featured special appearances by Los Angeles magazine's February Cover Artists, Guerin Swing and Robert Vargas, who showcased their individual magazine covers. Sponsors Boomtown Brewery, Garrison Brothers, Gelato Festival, Golden Eagle Vodka, Hollywood Creative Alliance, KNEKT TV, and Mezcal 33 also played a vital role in making the night possible, highlighting the power of community-driven initiatives.
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A key moment of the evening was the heartfelt recognition of Los Angeles first responders and the Pasadena Community Foundation for their unwavering support of the Pasadena Fire Foundation and the many individuals affected by the wildfires. Their dedication to aiding displaced families, assisting overwhelmed first responders, and rescuing animals left without homes underscored the event's importance.'Los Angeles has always been a city of resilience. This event brought our community together through comedy and generosity to support those who need it most. Let's stay L.A. Strong,' says Chris Gialanella, President & Los Angeles continues to recover from the devastation of wildfires, Angels of Comedy served as a beacon of hope—demonstrating that through laughter, compassion, and collective effort, the city canWith an incredible turnout and overwhelming generosity, Angels of Comedy proved that when the L.A. community comes together, great things happen. Audiences who missed the live event can still experience the magic as Angels of Comedy is now available for streaming by subscription at Proceeds of subscription go dir early to Pasadena Community Foundation until February 25th!
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