Natan Badalov
Stand-up comedian · New York, NY

Natan Badalov

Who Natan Badalov is

Natan Badalov is a Bukharian Jewish stand-up comedian and writer from New York City who emigrated from Uzbekistan to the United States in the early 1990s. His first solo show, Connect The Dots, played the New York Comedy Festival and the Rochester Fringe Festival, was a Y'all Laughter Lab finalist and came out as a special on YouTube in 2025, and his work has been featured on Netflix and Adult Swim. He has opened for Nimesh Patel and Punkie Johnson, created the animated web series Park West and co-wrote and co-starred in the web series Heartbreakers.

At a glance

Based in
New York, NY
Stand-up specials
Connect The Dots
On screen
Park West and Heartbreakers
Next on stage
9 October 2026 — Eastville Comedy Club, Brooklyn, NY
Official site
natanbadalov.com ↗

On stage

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Specials, shows and podcasts

Stand-up specials

On screen

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Questions about Natan Badalov

Where is Natan Badalov performing next?

Friday 9 October 2026, 6:00 PM — with Shaunak Godkhindi and Tom Zappia (Peter Liu, Tom Zappia, Malachi Fox, Joe Mahoney, Shaunak Godkhindi, Natan Badalov, Derrell Meyers) at Eastville Comedy Club, Brooklyn, NY, then 5 more dates on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar. Each show's own listing has the last word.

What stand-up specials have they released?

Connect The Dots.

What TV shows and films are they in?

Park West and Heartbreakers.

Where are they based?

New York, NY, as their record gives it.

Who are some comedians like them?

Shaunak Godkhindi (on the same bill, 9 October 2026) and Tom Zappia (on the same bill, 9 October 2026).

The full SUCDb record

The full record — the career in order, the specials and credits, and the sources for each — is on SUCDb, with a button to add them to your D.O.C., your twelve.

Sources

Updated 5 October 2026 · the record checked 29 September 2026