Jordan Prince headlines two separate comedy shows with fellow comics Kendra Borgen and host Erin Crouch on Oct. 1 and 4. Both events offer audiences an opportunity to enjoy stand-up comedy that pokes fun at cultural differences and everyday life in Germany.

• Thursday Night Comedy on Oct. 1 runs from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Armstrong Club on Vogelweh. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door.

• American Comedy Night in Kaiserslautern on Oct. 4, performed entirely in English. It starts at 7 p.m. at the Gemeinschaftshause Bahnheim, Bahnheim 17c, 67663 Kaiserslautern. It’s free and first come, first served, with no registration required. Free street parking is available. The event is organized in cooperation with the Atlantic Academy, the state program, “Welcome to Rheinland-Pfalz!” and the German-American Club Kaiserslautern, with support from the German Federal Foreign Office.

Prince in his act shares stories from his life as an American immigrant in Bavaria. He’s known for his humorous imitations of Germans and his unique, astute view of life in Germany, according to his website.

Borgen shares stories about her rugged upbringing in Alaska to her journey to Amsterdam, her website says.

Crouch, who lives in Germany where she regularly performs on U.S. military bases, recently opened for Enissa Amani, the first German woman comedian to have a Netflix special, according to Crouch’s website.