jump to navigation

Seattle Likes Sketch and Youth January 24, 2009

Posted by Dartanion in Comedy.
add a comment

Last night Loball delivered a sketch comedy-flavored early show and a youth-movement standup brigade for the late owls. Both shows sold out the sweet little theater, eventually prompting extra chairs being placed on the stage.

Loball Fresh Faces Show

If you missed it, you missed some of Seattle’s best up-and-comedians, two pretentious artists, one talking, smoking whale…

Super Mega Art Show - Week of Fun

…and The Cory and Doug Show losing a (replaceable?) cast member.

Cory and Doug Show

Don’t forget to check out Saturday’s “Improv Night” with the horror-movie stylings of Blood Squad and the standup/improv mashup Dartmondo. Same theater, 9pm. See you there!

Comedy is go! January 23, 2009

Posted by Paul Merrill in Uncategorized.
Tags: , , , , ,
add a comment

picture-1

The Week of Fun is officially underway! Last night’s show (Cracked Up! at the Capitol Club) was packed beyond capacity, and tonight’s double-bill at Live Girls Theater is expected to be filled as well, so get there early!

For complete details on all the shows in the Week of Fun, you can read this week’s Stranger Suggests.

Week of Fun 2009 January 14, 2009

Posted by Paul Merrill in Uncategorized.
add a comment
The official poster of the "Week of Fun" comedy festival in Seattle

Click image for larger version. (poster by Ross Parsons)

The Week of Fun Returns in 2009! December 29, 2008

Posted by Dartanion in Comedy.
1 comment so far

Just a quick heads up: the Week of Fun will be back Jan 22 – 28, 2009!

Stay tuned here for updates on the ALL NEW SHOWS and RIDICULOUS NAMES WE GIVE THEM.

“A delightful marathon of comedy, cheap beer and Narwhals” – KEXP Review February 6, 2008

Posted by Dartanion in Comedy, Reviews.
add a comment

KEXP sent blogger Corbett Cummins to cover the entire festival, and you can read his experience here.

We’d like to thank him for doing such a thorough job and are very happy the Seattle’s indie comedy scene is getting coverage from Seattle’s indie radio station. The triangle would be complete if only somebody would start an indie music scene…