Jackie Kashian: Alter-Kashian (2026)
Jackie Kashian returns with a new hour filled with all the excitement, drama, and hilarity that you've come to expect from one the greatest to ever do it. This hour has it all - Guns! Fly Fishing! Death-defying stunts (driving)! Recorded live to a packed house at The Siren Theater in Portland, OR, Jackie is back and better than ever.
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Jackie Kashian returns with a new hour filled with all the excitement, drama, and hilarity that you've come to expect from one the greatest to ever do it. This hour has it all - Guns! Fly Fishing! Death-defying stunts (driving)! Recorded live to a packed house at The Siren Theater in Portland, OR, Jackie is back and better than ever.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jackie Kashian
In Theaters:2/25/2026
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Blonde Medicine, Dude, Idk Studios
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