The Romane Event Comedy Show is Wed. Nov 24th!

I'm hosting a ridiculous night of comedy! Comedian John Hoogasian headlines, The Romane Event's "Thanksgiving Eve Comedy Show". What could be better, the night before we engouge ourselves, than celebrating food, family, football and bad sweaters at a comedy show? The Romane Event is going strong after 5 years and continues to be a fun night in an "anything goes and probably will" environment, with great comedians, cool tunes, and stiff drinks, in one of San Francisco's best clubs.

Who: John Hoogasian (Comedy Central), Emily Heller (The Punchline), Ronn Vigh (Host at Harvey's), Lynn Ruth Miller, and Edwin Li
When: Wednesday, Nov 24th {Thanksgiving Eve}
Where: The Make-Out Room {3225 22nd St CA 94110}
Why: To work them abs in preparation
Bling: $7

for more info on the other performers please check www.pacoromane.com

Great Press from CityBest.com

Performing in Snob Theater Fri. Nov 19th

 Snob Theater, is a show that features the best in the Bay Area’s indie rock bands and stand-up comedians. The small 60+ seat Dark Room Theater makes for the most intimate of performances and provides a unique and exciting atmosphere. Snob Theater is an event that showcases the comfort of the performers as they take chances in a stripped-down setting.

Great line up of comedians:
W Kamau Bell, Kevin Avery, Me and Colleen Watson.
$10 at The Dark Room Theater at 10 pm.

Comedy Writing Classes

If any of you would like to sign up for my future classes please send me an email and I'll put you on my contact sheet. I don't have exact dates yet, but I can let you know as soon as they are set. Next year I will be offering a general Comedy Writing workshop class, Sketch Comedy Writing, and a couple of workshop classes on Web Series and Sitcom writing.
So, if you're interested please send me an email.

Web Comedy Series - Debuting Soon

I have been working on a web comedy series, or webedy, for the last couple of years and I am happy to say that we are nearing our launch date!

Totally Sketchy is shot in the style of a fly-on-the-wall documentary, chronicling the misadventures of an up-and-coming comedy group and its founders, Peter Wallace and Brad Hacker. In the 1980's they co-starred in "The Struggling Misfits", a TV sitcom about 2 wealthy, young kids that are left with their Nanny after their parents died.

The pilot episode ("Daddy He's Dead") opens with an interview of Peter and Brad, shot in a documentary, VH-1 Where Are They Now?, style. The interview delves into their sordid history, the mayhem of "The Struggling Misfits" years, and their current attempt at a comedy comeback. Intercut with the interview are flashbacks wherein we see the broke and desperate Brad track down a reluctant Peter and try to convince him to give it one more shot. Level-headed Peter's been burned by the reckless Brad many times before, but his resistance starts to falter when Brad plays his ace card: Peter will be the show's director. Please visit the Totally Sketchy website for more info!

Have a great Thanksgiving and save some of the dark meat for me!