DAPPER DONS OF COMEDY

Bo Dacious, also known as “Bo last name Dacious,” is a stand-up comedian from the Hampton Roads area of Virginia with a long-storied history on the stage and radio. Dacious has shared the stage with Dave Chappelle, Paul Mooney, Cedric the Entertainer, Mike Epps, Sommore, Monique, and others. As a current writer for D.L. Hughley, he has opened for D.L. Hughley for the last seven years and was a part of Hughley’s 2018 Netflix special “Contrarian.” Dacious is known for his quick wit, all-races humor, and remarkable singing voice. In addition to his other work, Dacious has been featured on Roland Martin’s TV One show, NBC’s “Stand Up for Diversity,” and the PBS Network. He was recently featured on “The Joe Budden Podcast.”

Daniel Dugar has opened for such acts as D.L. Hughley, Damon Wayans, Cedric the Entertainer, and others. He was featured on “The Kings of Comedy” tour. Dugar has also appeared with legendary musical acts, including Patti LaBelle and Earth, Wind & Fire. Dugar plays at colleges and comedy clubs around the country. He has appeared on HBO, BET’s “Comic View,” “Showtime at the Apollo,” and has performed at the Montreal Comedy Festival. A hard-hitting fixture on the hip-hop comedy scene, Dugar regularly works engagements across the country. Dugar is known for his humorous observations and sharp wit about his personal life and current events.

A New Jersey native, Shaun has tantalized the comedy world for years with his quick wit and universally appealing comedic style. As a global performer, Jones uses his personal life experiences to connect with audiences everywhere. He likens his comedic process to that of a master chef by combining a cup of the truth, a tablespoon of originality, and a double dose of humor with his comedic talents and stage presence to serve a unique performance. Jones has appeared on television shows, such as BET’s “Comic View,” Starz’s “1st Amendment Stand Up,” Robert Townsend’s “Partners in Crime: Next Generation,” and “The Mo’Nique Show.” He also appeared in the 2003 film “Shade” starring Jamie Foxx and Sylvester Stallone. In 2015, he was seen on Investigation Discovery’s “Your Worst Nightmare” as Deputy Sheriff Marv Olson.