the other night i dreamt i was in a room with light blue walls and mae martin was doing a standup set, they made a joke about bus timetables and it was hilarious in the dream but when i woke up i realised theyd talked about a bus coming at 1.70pm which makes... no sense. and also if i remember correctly they said that if you caught the bus at 6pm you were gay????

anyway at some point, i didnt see it happen but it must have done, they hurt their head cos there was a rather concerning amount of matted blood in their hair but they just kept going, not fazed at all apparently. then they stopped and went behind a screen and started doing shadow puppetry????? and it wasnt like hand puppets it was very ornate metal silhouette things. they started doing some narration about these african animals and talking about majestic zebras and wildebeest on the plains... and then i woke up. um

Gavin Matts x "Ohio OnlyFans Geopolitics".

Comedy night in Northridge

I feel lucky to have been part of this incredible St. Patrick's Night lineup at The Open Book in Northridge! Performing in a room full of books hits different!

The wonderful and deeply hilarious Lauren Yang curated and hosted a phenomenal holiday show that included improv, clowning, stand-up, music, dance, and storytelling. There was literally something for everyone.

Huge thanks to Nathaniel for the hospitality.

Until next time, my talented friends!

Bill Hicks, "Sane Man" (1989)

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Short clip. Trying some new jokes

I finally attempted stand up for the fist time. My first set is me talking about my first and only ever date with a man before coming out as a lesbian.

Behrooz Dinyarian

My favorite comedy is the stuff that has to do with culture, talks about identity, and experiences...

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The cast is fantastic!!

My TikTok is Kat.Ferri

Mort Sahl's take.

(Mort Salh was the father of modern Jewish humor before Woody Allen.)

(The bit begins at 1:40".)

Phil Hanley x “A Woman Got Real Chatty”.

Weekend Vibes @laughboston-events

See you this week at the Iowa HA-cus!