KP Comedy is an agency focused solely on providing the best comedians for college campuses nationwide. Our diverse roster includes some of the fastest rising stars in the business. When you book a KP Comedy performer, you can be confident that their show’s content will resonate with your college audience. KP Comedy was founded in 2007 as a distinct entity from its parent company Kirkland Productions and offers the same personalized and quality service. ​

Meet Our Team

BRIAN JK REGAN
​President & Agent
LUC FROLET
Operations Manager
AUBREY MATHEWSON
Administrative Assistant
LILY HENSON
Marketing Director
PONCE
Cat

Brian Regan

Brian JK Regan came to Los Angeles by way of Atlanta in Fall 2012, soon after graduating from New York University’s Gallatin School. His introduction to entertainment as art came through a decade of summer employment at Circus Camp, where improv and clowning were fundamental to his day-to-day responsibilities. Across his time in college, he developed a course of study in comedy writing; covering everything from screenplays to stage plays, satire to stand-up. Soon after arriving in LA, he interned at a management company before taking the leap to become a personal assistant to a nationally-touring comedian. After another, separate assistant role to Kirkland comic Sammy Obeid, Brian was able to employ his first-hand understanding of the college market in order to join Kirkland Productions as Gina’s right-hand man at the end of 2015.

In Fall 2020, Brian became the owner and president of the agency, then moved the entire enterprise back to his hometown of Atlanta, GA. When he’s not laughing, you can find Brian at the roller rink, the swimming pool, or his bed—kicking back to read essays on any topic. He lives in Decatur with a near-perfect cat named Ponce, and he hasn’t yet met the legendary comedian Brian Regan but it’s inevitable.

LUC FROLET

Luc was born in France and managed to find himself exiled to the US before he turned 5. He completed the standard two-year program at the highly selective Deep Springs College in California before finishing his undergraduate education at Georgia State University in 2020 with a degree in philosophy. His hobbies include closely following his football (the other football) team’s hapless attempts at global relevance, playing chess, making up plausible-sounding etymologies, getting crushed in online video games by 13-year-olds, keeping up with developments in astronomy (read: looking at pretty pictures), and getting scratched by cats. Luc takes undue pride in the blistering typing speeds he’s able to achieve on his custom mechanical keyboard. You’re always welcome to challenge him in a typing competition—just know that you’ll lose.
 
Luc joined Kirkland Productions in 2021 as Brian’s operations manager and quickly grasped the unique world of event booking. He also quickly grasped Ponce, the office cat, who in turn quickly grasped him. With his claws.
 
Luc is a happy conscript in his benevolent dictator-girlfriend’s domestic regime, where he has the honor of holding two titles: “Chief Litter Scooper” and “Most Improved,” the latter of which he shares with his own fantastically ill-behaved cat, Nongmo.  ​

AUBREY MATHEWSON
Aubrey grew up in Georgia and spent most of her childhood singing, acting, and dancing; she always knew she wanted to be in entertainment in some capacity. She moved to New York City for college and during her time there, she interned at a talent management agency, which sparked her interest in that aspect of the industry. She also has a great interest in comedy and spent her weekends attending tapings of Saturday Night Live. She graduated in 2022 with a double major in Cinema, TV, and Emerging Media and Communication Arts. After that, she moved back to Georgia and a few months later, she started her role at Kirkland Productions as an Administrative Assistant.
 
She enjoys going on walks with her dog, Smooch the Boxer, even though Smooch would much rather be sleeping on the couch. Aubrey also spends some of her time on the couch binge watching TV shows, but more recently, she has been watching various podcasts as well. She also loves hanging out with her friends on the weekends and loves to find new places to check out around the city.

GINA KIRKLAND Polesetsky
Agency Founder
Gina Kirkland Polesetsky graduated from Amarillo College and West Texas A&M University with an A.A. and a B.A.. She worked as an educator and an event planner before opening Kirkland Productions, Inc., a college entertainment/speakers agency, in 2000. She served as a Facilitator for the AAG (Associate Advisory Group) for NACA (The National Association for Campus Activities) and was awarded Agent of the Year in 2014 by NACA South and in the past by both the NACA West and Central regions. In 2007, she opened her second company, KP Comedy, and, in 2013, she channeled her lifelong passion for Women’s Issues into the purchase of her third company, Girls Fight Back, bringing the message of living a fearless life and combating violence against women to millions of young women across the country. Gina now practices therapy in Los Angeles after graduating from Pepperdine University in the Spring of 2020.

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Accounting Office (Payments, Invoices, W9’s and Tax Forms)
Kirkland Productions, Inc.
2008 Preston Park Pl
Ste 100
Decatur, GA 30032

Office Hours
E-mail: 24 / 7 / 365
Phones: Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm ET

Artist Representation Inquiries
If you are a comic seeking representation, please contact us at [email protected]. To be considered for representation, you need to include the following:
  • Bio
  • Headshot
  • Experience in the college market
  • List of credits
  • Website and Social Media links
  • Video demo of 4 – 8 minutes
If you were referred to us by a current act on our roster, note that.

Our primary consideration when looking at new comics is whether or not the act is a fit for the college market. Material should be relatable to a college-aged audience and appropriate for that audience.

** If the video you send to us contains heavy profanity, is racist, or misogynistic, you will not be considered for representation. Please do not send a club video with a statement that you CAN be clean. Only college appropriate videos will be considered. **

Please know that we get a lot of representation inquiries. Though we do try to respond to everyone, we have limited availability on our roster and most of our reviewing of potential artists occurs during March and November.