The amazing thing about stand-up is that you can have a crazy month filled with packed-out shows, fun audiences and great opportunities. But at some point you find yourself back in an empty room saying jokes to a void, and in this case there was a band in the showroom upstairs playing loudly. It was a glorious, shitty mess. I’m glad these are slowly becoming few and far between, but it’s always a good ego check.
New episode of Chucklepedia, featuring the life, times, turmoil and hella pills of Judy Garland.
Find it here or on iTunes or Stitcher.
Lots of spots to catch me around the Bay this week:
2/5 8pm Rite Spot
2/6 8pm Neck of the Woods
2/8 7pm Slate Bar
2/9 8pm Comedy Oakland
From the Audible “Fresh Voices” show at SF Sketchfest. My best 90’s Gangster Rap pose.
Chris Storin and Phil Johnson, two great Bay Area comics, put this together for a show pitch and it’s really cool to hear. Also, I asked some questions about some of the history with my parents and turns out I had some of the details wrong but for the most part, NAILED IT.
Shows this week:
1/31/2018 at 8pm: 222 Hyde
2/3/2018 at 7pm: Comedy Oakland
After a crazy January and SF Sketchfest, having a mellow week. Lots next week, stay tuned.
SF Sketchfest is over for 2018 and I had a great time, the shows were a delight and the SF Sketchfest edition of “I Think I’d Be Good At That” was a barn-burner.
Audible also recorded all the Fresh Voices shows and has made some tracks available from my set. Check it out on Rooftop Comedy.
All right, back to sketchy rooms and no after-parties!
The craziest comedy show in the Bay Area is moving to the Punch Line!
February 27th. Gonna be wild. Get those tickets! (some discounted tickets available on Goldstar)
Catch my last Sketchfest show of 2018 TONIGHT at the Gateway Theatre.
