Karinda Dobbins Biography
Karinda Dobbins is an American comedian. Dobbins started her work in the biotech industry. Karinda is renowned for her roles in Rainbow Bridge (2018) and Politically Re-Active (2016). She co-produces the monthly comedy show The Resistance! with Dhaya Lakshminarayanan and has routinely opened for W. Kamau Bell[1], as well as Trevor Noah, Gina Yashere, Michelle Wolf, and Dave Chappelle.
Age
Dobbins was born and raised in Detroit, United States of America. Her nickname was “Cool Breeze.
Partner- Spouse
She is openly gay. However, Dobbins became pregnant and had a daughter, who was born in 1993, before coming out as a lesbian to her mother, and the rest of the family.
Career
Dobbins began his career in the biotechnology industry. Dobbins first performed in 2009 under a girl group at an open mic night at Woody’s Cafe, a laundromat in Oakland, California. By the way, he was the only one who signed it. He continued his performance for seven minutes. (XRAY.fm Podcast, 5:15).
In 2013, he opened for bands such as W. Kamau Bell and performed at venues such as the Great American Music Hall. In 2015 he starred in Auckland’s only film Gay for the Day and appeared on Put Your Hands Together, River Butcher and Cameron Esposito’s live podcast. In 2016, she performed at the 20th Annual Michigan LGBTQ Comedy Festival. In 2017, she starred in Amado’s film The Setup: Stand up Comedy in the Mission. In 2018, he was selected as a judge for Litquake’s Literary Death Race competition. He was also a special guest at the Oakland LGBT Center and Pride Film Fest’s QTPOComedy Takeover fundraiser , as well as Novvato Theater Company’s third annual comedy showcase. She has also appeared in projects such as “Woman Crush Wednesday” at the Hollywood Improv Arena.
performed at SF Sketchfest in 2019, in Brava Theater Center’s Who’s Your Mom Comedy, and in Lizzy Grant and Friends, and in Minority Retort Presents, He performed at Freight & Salvage. Pride Comedy Night, Real Pain Fine Arts in Los Angeles, and San Francisco Women Against Rape’s 14th Annual Anti-Rape march. She also appeared in MAKE IT STOP: A Night to Make Money and A Little Heaven for Gun Reform Campaigners, with all proceeds donated to Once Upon a Time, a women’s film group advocating for state candidates to produce professional films. She has been compared to Dobbins, Dave Chappelle and Paul Mooney. One of her own comedy idols is Moms Maley.
Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of 1 million dollars.