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Raybon Kan

Raybon Kan

Stand-up comedian from New Zealand ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ

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About Raybon Kan

Raybon Kan is a New Zealand comedian. He began in media by writing television reviews for The Dominion, and he performed stand-up comedy on stage and on television. In 1998 Metro and North & South magazines named him Best Comedian. He performed at the Montreal Comedy Festival in 1998 and 2001 and at the Edinburgh Fringe. He wrote a column for the Sunday Star Times for many years and wrote the books Five Days in Las Vegas, America on Five Bullets a Day and An Asian at My Table. He was nominated for the inaugural Billy T Award in 1997.

Videos (38)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Raybon Kan?

Raybon Kan is a New Zealand comedian and newspaper columnist, born in Masterton in 1966 and raised in Wellington.

Did Raybon Kan study law?

Yes. Raybon Kan went to the law school of Victoria University of Wellington, earned an LLB (Hons) and was admitted to the Bar.

How did Raybon Kan first become known?

Raybon Kan first came to media prominence by writing television reviews for The Dominion newspaper, and he has done stand-up both on stage and on television.

Which comedy festivals has Raybon Kan played?

Raybon Kan has performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, the Montreal Comedy Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe.

What books has Raybon Kan written?

Raybon Kan's books include Five Days in Las Vegas, America on Five Bullets a Day (1998) and An Asian at My Table (2004).

What recognition has Raybon Kan received?

Metro and North and South magazines named Raybon Kan Best Comedian on repeated occasions, and he was a nominee for the inaugural Billy T Award in 1997.

Has Raybon Kan acted in films?

Raybon Kan has also worked on screen, with film appearances that include Tongan Ninja.

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