Kevin Fredericks

Kevin Fredericks, born on May 1, 1983, in El Paso, Texas, is an American comedian, actor, writer, content creator, and entrepreneur. He is widely known by his stage name, KevOnStage. Fredericks pursued higher education at the University of Washington, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology between 2001 and 2005. Early in his career, he co-founded and became President of Family Affair Media Entertainment in January 2005, a production company specializing in family-friendly stage and digital content. In this role, he served as a writer and creative director for subsidiary brands like “The Playmakers,” focusing on maintaining a relevant and current voice. This early experience in media development laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in entertainment.

Fredericks expanded his career significantly by establishing himself as a comedian in January 2012, performing in various cities. He independently writes, directs, and produces daily social comedy content, achieving hundreds of millions of cumulative views across platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. His live presence includes self-financed tours in over 50 cities worldwide, with more than 70% of shows selling out. He founded KevOnStage Studios and created, produced, and starred in the BET+ series ‘Churchy’ (2024), where he also acted as Corey Carr Jr. He also developed ‘The Hospital’ (2025), a sketch comedy show utilizing improv and satire to comment on medical facilities, acting as ‘Self’ and serving as a creator, writer, and executive producer. His acting credits include ‘Love Different’ (2016) as Professor Black, ‘A Black Lady Sketch Show’ (2021-2023) as Omega Bell and Bruncher, ‘Friday Night Vibes’ (2021) as ‘Self’, and ‘Truth Be Told’ (2023).

Beyond his creative roles, Fredericks has contributed as a producer to projects like Will Smith’s Snapchat series ‘Will From Home’ (2020) and the TV special ‘Dustin Nickerson: Overwhelmed’ (2021). He has also written or produced content for AwesomenessTV, Nickelodeon, All Def, and MTV. His active role as a producer extends to television series like ‘Black People Don’t Do Improv’ (2021-2024), ‘That’s Cap’ (2023), ‘Two Bite Rule’ (2023), ‘A Workplace Comedy’ (2022-2023), and ‘Real Comedians Challenge Show’ (2020-2022). With a strong online following exceeding 3 million fans across social media platforms, Kevin Fredericks continues to be a prominent figure in entertainment, known for his ability to deliver engaging and humorous content.