Courting Sketchfest: Land Smith and Nicole Calasich, Afterpartying.
Went to R. Kelly’s Trapped in the Closet sing along tonight at the Rickshaw Stop (as part of SF Sketchfest) and this is a souvenir I got. Do I wish I had gotten the spatula or plastic gun instead? No way.
(Source: laotianjesus, via luggagetuesdays)
The Adventures of Pete & Pete 20th Anniversary Reunion
I am in this for a second. Enjoy my interaction with your childhood heroes, soon-to-be-formerly young people!
![Courting Sketchfest: “As Scene at the Festival: Delocated Live by Liezl Estipona”
[Bob Mould, Kristen Schaal, Joe Mande, Steve Agee, Jon Glaser and Eugene Mirman]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/0a5ddb39b1bbdfe9045731c1246b45e3/tumblr_mhggyn8Qse1qcxc43o1_500.jpg)
1/29. The Eric Show w/ Maronzio Vance @ Milk Bar. 1840 Haight St. SF. 8PM. $10. Featuring Scott Capurro, Vince Mancini, Leslie Small, Doug Chagnon and Duat Mai. Hosted by Eric Barry. Presented by SF Sketchfest.
Courting Sketchest: “IT’S HAPPENING!”
Comedy harvest has unloaded it’s sweet produce on San Francisco yet again in the season of SFSketchfest. If you’re reading this blog, you’ve probably heard of it. If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably involved with it. There isn’t enough time for this lowly publication to supply further superlatives — warranted or not — because the train has already left the station.
Take the time to read some steller previews from Robert Avila at the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Peter Hartlaub of SFGate, Nate Waggoner’s Six Must-See Under-the-Radar Events at SF Sketchest (via SF Weekly), Serial Optimist’s SF Sketchfest Preview by Deborah Thomasian, “Top 10 Picks For Sketchfest” by The Bold Italic’s Madeline Janning, The 4th Annual “A Nerd’s Guide to SF Sketchfest” by Dakin Hardwick (Spinning Platters), and Erika Milvy’s write-up at the East Bay Express.
I look forward relaying the maelstrom of delight to you over these next few weeks.
- OJ
[Photo via @SFSketchfest]
2/1. Talkies (Comedy+Film) @ Lost Weekend Video. 1034 Valencia St. $10. 8PM. Featuring George Chen, Anna Seregina, Chris Garcia, Jesse Elias, Josh Androsky, Cameron Esposito, Miles K., Clare O’Kane, Sad Vicious, and Land Smith. Films by David Enos + Joey Izzo. Presented by SF Sketch Fest.
Talkies is a show for standups to work outside their regular routines; videos, powerpoint presentations, and characters are encouraged. Started by George Chen and Anna Seregina at the art space ATA, the show has moved to Lost Weekend Video’s Cinecave with the extended crew of Clare O’Kane, Jesse Elias, Miles K, and Land Smith. For this special Sketchfest edition they will be joined by San Jose’s Sad Vicious, Bay Area favorite Chris Garcia (The Business, WTF), skateboard rabbi Josh Androsky (Hamclown), and Cameron Esposito (SXSW, Bridgetown). The program includes short films by Joey Izzo and David Enos, among others.
PERFORMANCE INFO:
Friday, February 2, 8pm, Cinecave at Lost Weekend, 21+
