8/3. The Business @ Nerdist Theater/Meltdown Comics. 7522 W Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles. 9PM. $8-$10. Featuring Alex Koll, Sean Keane, Bucky Sinister, Chris Garcia, Caitlin Gill and Chris Thayer. Special Guests: Bobcat Goldthwait and Guy Branum. Advanced (cheaper) Tickets: Here.  RSVP: Here. 

Oh Los Angeles.

Ohhhhhh Los Angeles.

It’s been a while since the Business and Los Angeles got friendly, and SO MUCH has been going on. We need to talk all about it when we return to Meltdown on Friday August 3rd. And we’re returning bigger and better than before. How we doin’ that you ask? Check it out:

Not just will all original members of the Business (Alex Koll, Sean Keane, Bucky Sinister and Chris Garcia) be on hand to get funny, but our two newest recruits will be with us: Caitlin Gill and Chris Thayer. It’s time to show LA what out sold-out crowds in SF already know: These two are the BUSINESS! Real talk.

What else? How about two amazing guests: Comedian/writer/actor/notary public Guy Branum and comedian/writer/actor/filmmaker/firestarter Bobcat Goldthwait! 

Plus, as always, the Medically Transported Burrito Raffle and more…

Does anybody know how to take out extentions?… I might have to get into a fight with a woman in a Burger King in Oakland.

- Alex Koll @ San Francisco Punch Line [Paraphrase] 

At this point in my career, flying mayonnaise-covered hot dogs is the only way I know, “I love you”.

- Alex Koll @ Tourettes Without Regrets/Oakland Metro [Paraphrased]

joshandrosky:

nakedcomedy:

Yayarea Pride. via Janine Brito.

LOVE

Janine Brito, Caitlin Gill, Alex Koll, Emily Heller and Chris Garcia by John Lee

5/7. Final Comedy Super PAC @ Hemlock Tavern. 1131 Polk St. SF. $5. 7PM. Featuring W. Kamau Bell, Nato Green, Kevin O’Shea, Alex Koll and Heather Gold. 

Two of the Bay Area’s best and most renowned comedians, Nato Green and W. Kamau Bell, have come together —- OK, who are we kidding? They‘re not that often apart from each other —- to present a new weekly stand-up comedy showcase in one of San Francisco’s coolest alternative comedy venues, The Hemlock Tavern. The show is called Comedy SuperPAC. Like any SuperPAC, its mission is to foist unlimited good comedy on San Francisco audiences and then to funnel unlimited money (or at least a portion of the proceeds) to a great cause. For the first run of weekly shows from March 12-May 7, this huge bag of cash is going to the Applied Research Center known for its online magazine, Colorlines.com.