Lana Salah is a Palestinian-American comedian based in Los Angeles.

Before finding her way to stand-up, she earned an engineering degree and built a career in the corporate world; an unconventional path that continues to shape how she observes people, systems, and the contradictions of everyday life.

Known for her dry, deadpan style, Lana explores personal identity, politics, current events, and the absurdities of modern life. Her comedy pairs sharp observations with an understated, conversational delivery, often taking audiences in a direction they don't expect. Drawing from her Palestinian-American background and experiences across very different worlds, she brings a thoughtful and distinctive perspective to the stage.

Lana has performed at some of the country's best-known comedy venues and festivals, including the Comedy Store, the Hollywood Improv, and the Netflix Is a Joke Festival. She has shared stages with comedians including Tim Dillon, Bassem Youssef, and Andrew Santino.

She is also the co-producer of Bigfoot Comedy, one of Los Angeles' fastest-growing independent comedy shows, featured in LA Weekly.