A one-night stand that’s so funny it hurts!
After wowing the West Coast, the smash-hit, all-Native stand-up festival Good Medicine brings the healing power of humor to PAC NYC for a one-night stand that’s so funny it hurts!
Jackie Keliiaa (Netflix, Comedy Central) hosts a hilarious lineup of the brightest stars in Indian Country, featuring Jana Schmieding (NBC’s Rutherford Falls), Bobby “Dues” Wilson (FX’s Reservation Dogs), Brian Bahe (2022 New Faces of Comedy) and Adrianne Chalepah (Netflix, Amazon Prime).
Brian Bahe
Brian Bahe (he/him) is an Indigenous (Tohono O’odham Nation, Hopi, Navajo) comedian and writer originally from Phoenix, Arizona, now based in Los Angeles.
Adrianne Chalepah
Raised on the Kiowa/Comanche/Apache (KCA) reservation in Oklahoma, Adrianne Chalepah (she/her/they/them) was suspended from public school for being a class clown.
Jackie Keliiaa
Jackie Keliiaa is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in Oakland, California. You can find her in the 2021 release, We Had a Little Real Estate Problem: The Unheralded Story of Native Americans & Comedy. Jackie has been featured on Comedy Central, Team Coco, Netflix, and Illuminative’s 25 Native American Comedians to Follow.
Jana Schmieding
Jana Schmieding wrote on and co-starred in Rutherford Falls and is known for her comedic roles on Reservation Dogs, The Great North and Spirit Rangers.
Bobby "Dues" Wilson
Bobby “Dues” Wilson is a Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota actor, writer, poet, visual artist, and comedian. He wrote and acted on FX’s Reservation Dogs, Peacock’s Rutherford Falls, and he has performed on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows. He is a founding member of the Native Sketch Comedy group, The 1491s, and he co-wrote their critically acclaimed play, Between Two Knees. Bobby is a celebrated muralist and skilled beader whose work has been featured in Vogue.
@bobbydues (IG/X)
Pronouns: he/him