Pete Grella and John Everett started making crowds laugh 16 years ago, when they both were living in Hong Kong. After Everett moved here last year, Grella decided to hop on a plane to Korea to reunite "P" and "J." The initials from their first names combine to make "PJ" which often stands for "pajamas." That's how they came up with the name for their improv show, throwing their first "Pajama Party!" in 2017. "We settled on Pajama Party! since that sounds fun!" Grella told The Korea Times, pointing out that they included the exclamation mark in the name to raise the fun level. "Basically, it's just a silly name that is meant to sound fun and full of energy. And that is what we hope to achieve in our shows ... fun, high energy and maybe a little silly." He added that they even wore pajamas for a while when performing. "If you look closely at the photos of us wearing those black suits, those were actually a special type of clothes called 'suitjamas' that a comedian friend of mine in Bangkok used to sell," he said. Pajama Party! has performed in shows and festivals across Asia, including in