Hire Jackie
Clean comedy
No cursing, no sex, no politics, and nobody in your room as the punchline. Everything else is fair game.
Send the date, the venue or city, the crowd size and the occasion. Replies come from Jackie herself.
What it looks like
- A stand-up set built from personal stories, delivered without the material that gets a room in trouble.
- Your guidelines, followed exactly: send the line and she stays inside it.
- Available as a set on its own, as part of hosting an event, or as a produced clean-comedy night.
Good for
- Corporate events with mixed audiences
- Church, ministry and school events
- Family celebrations
- Senior communities and clubs
- Radio-safe and recorded events
How booking works
Email the date, the city or venue and the audience size; you get availability and a quote back, a short call covers the room, and the date is confirmed in writing. The four steps, in full.
Common questions
What does clean mean here?
No profanity, no sexual material, nothing at the expense of your guests or your competitors, and politics stays home. Send your guidelines and she follows them.
Is clean comedy still funny?
Clean is where a lot of her work already lives, not a mode she switches into. See it on the Watch page.
Does clean work for a senior community or a church group?
Yes. A senior community, a church social and a school fundraiser all want the same thing: an hour that is funny and safe for a mixed room. Send the age range and anything the group would rather not hear, and that is the set she brings.
Where does she perform clean shows?
Based in the Austin area: Lakeway, Bee Cave and the Hill Country, downtown Austin, Round Rock and Cedar Park, San Antonio. Farther for the right room.
Can a clean set be combined with hosting?
Yes. Clean sets, hosting, and the two together are all available; say which one the evening needs.
Selected credits
The Comedy Store · Flappers Comedy Club · Ice House Comedy Club · Riddle's Comedy Club — Training: Second City Chicago, Groundlings program
Reach her directly
Include the date, the city or venue, the audience size, and what the evening is.