Mo Amer
Fri, 13 Nov, 7:30 PM PST
Doors open
6:00 PM PST
San Jose Improv
62 S Second St, San Jose, CA 95113
Description
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EVENT INFO:
There is a two-item minimum purchase requirement in the showroom for all guests.
Seating is general admission, first-come, first-served, with the exception of groups and premium booths.
No cell phone use, photography or video recording is permitted during performances.
All sales are final.
MISCELLANOUS:
For group sales info, e-mail our Events Manager to learn about special menu options and reserved seating.
Additional questions may be addressed in our Frequently Asked Questions.
For further assistance, contact San Jose Improv.
Event Information
Age Limit
21+
eTicket Delivery
Your tickets will be e-mailed closer to the event date.
Stand-up
Mo Amer
Mo Amer
Stand-up
Mohammed “Mo” Amer is an award-winning comedian, writer, actor, director, and producer best known as the creator and star of the Peabody-winning Netflix series “MO,” inspired by his experiences as a Palestinian refugee seeking asylum while growing up in Texas. “MO” was certified fresh by Rotten Tomatoes with a rare 100% from critics and was named one of the best shows in 2022 and 2025 by The New York Times and NY Magazine. The series also garnered Amer a Gotham Award, AFI Honors, and a Television Academy Honor. A globally touring stand-up comedian who has performed in more than 50 countries, Amer has released three acclaimed Netflix comedy specials: “Mo Amer: The Vagabond,” “Mo Amer: Mohammed in Texas,” and “Mo Amer: Wild World.” Born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents and raised in Houston after fleeing the Gulf War, Amer’s work is celebrated for blending sharp humor with deeply personal storytelling about identity, displacement, and belonging. Additional credits include “Black Adam”, Hulu’s “Ramy”, and Apple’s upcoming Season 2 of Bad Monkey.