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Wonder Project to Launch Weekly Stand-Up Specials With ‘Wonder Presents: The Stand-Ups’ Starting July 2
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Culture/The Apex Times/Jun 18, 2:54 PM EDT

Wonder Project to Launch Weekly Stand-Up Specials With ‘Wonder Presents: The Stand-Ups’ Starting July 2

The faith-based indie studio Wonder Project, founded by Jon Erwin and Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, is expanding into stand-up with a six-special series that will debut weekly beginning July 2.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Wonder Project, the faith-based indie studio founded by Jon Erwin and Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten, is launching its first stand-up project with a new six-special series titled “Wonder Presents: The Stand-Ups.” The project is set to premiere on July 2 and will roll out weekly, according to Deadline.

“Wonder Presents: The Stand-Ups” is positioned as Wonder Project’s entry into stand-up comedy, adding a new format to its existing slate. Deadline described the studio as family-friendly and faith-based, indicating a deliberate programming focus on audiences who prefer clean, community-oriented entertainment.

The first wave of participating comedians announced with the series includes Caroline Rhea, K. Trevor Wilson, Sterling Scott, and Ola Dada, Deadline reported. Additional contributors were referenced but were not named in the published summary provided to this desk.

The series is being developed as a sequence of specials, rather than a single one-off release. Deadline’s reporting says the six specials will be released weekly, a rollout plan that typically affects scheduling for viewers and creates a recurring release cadence for the studio’s marketing and audience engagement.

Wonder Project’s move into stand-up follows a pattern in which niche studios develop specific brand identities through content style and performer alignment. In this case, the studio’s stated family-friendly and faith-based orientation is part of how the project is being framed for viewers, and it suggests an emphasis on audience standards rather than mainstream shock-value comedy.

Beyond programming, the weekly release approach can affect the way consumers discover and discuss new material over time. It also creates more frequent opportunities for streaming or distribution partners, if applicable, to promote each installment as a separate event rather than a single release window.

Deadline’s report also describes the project as an exclusive announcement. With the July 2 premiere date now set, the next confirmed milestones for audiences and industry observers will be the timing of each weekly installment and the full lineup of comics, if additional names are formally announced after the premiere.

Why It Matters

  • The July 2 premiere and weekly schedule will shape how audiences encounter the studio’s first stand-up release and how the studio sustains attention for the series across time.
  • The project’s framing as family-friendly and faith-based may appeal to viewers seeking entertainment geared toward broader household viewing standards.
  • By expanding into stand-up, Wonder Project is broadening its production scope, potentially affecting how comedians align with studios that emphasize clean content and community expectations.
  • The announced comedian lineup provides an initial draw for audiences, while any additional named performers may report how wide the studio’s stand-up pool will be for the remaining specials.

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Key Facts

  • Wonder Project will premiere “Wonder Presents: The Stand-Ups” on July 2.
  • The series consists of six stand-up specials.
  • The specials are scheduled to roll out weekly.
  • Wonder Project was founded by Jon Erwin and Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten.
  • Deadline listed Caroline Rhea, K. Trevor Wilson, Sterling Scott, and Ola Dada among the comedians participating in the series.