Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

Tyler Boeh and Elliot Maxx

Tyler Boeh is professionally funny. He started performing stand-up in Portland, OR and he proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months into his comedy career. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. By the time the article was published, Tyler had moved away from the NW in hopes of having a successful career in comedy.

Tyler made the move to Boston, MA, where he would spend the next four years continuing to hone his craft. He quickly became a favorite on the Boston scene, but continued to work the road, staying busy performing at clubs across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where he took 3rd place. Boeh was also a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival in both 2008 and 2009. In 2009 he was featured on an episode of the second season of NESN’s Comedy All-Stars. In 2011 Tyler had had enough of New England’s winters and decided it was time for another cross-country move.

Now back on the west coast, living in L.A., Boeh is rapidly establishing himself at the top clubs in Hollywood. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high-energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. Tyler has a balance of west coast charm and east coast attitude and has performed across the country from Portland, OR to Portland, ME, so whether he is on the small stage of an intimate comedy club or performing at a theater, Tyler is comfortable, confident, and hilarious. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent of “beatboxing” to bring audiences to hysterical heights.

Web site: http://www.tylerboeh.com

The COMEDY UNDERGROUND presents Monday Madness Open Mic for professional and amateur comedians to test new material and to develop their acts. 30 or more comics per night, only 5 SCOOTS!

For more information about open mic, please visit: www.comedyunderground.com/seattle/open_mic.php

This show features Andrew Ouellette, Morgan Preston, Jonas Barnes, JR Berard and Phil Fox.

We generally do not rate our shows, but it's safe to say this one will be "Rated R".

James Heneghen is a legend in the Seattle comedy scene. He is a high-energy, talented comedian who is constantly writing new material.

Heneghen has been a finalist several times over in the Seattle International Comedy Competition. He tours nationally, but calls Seattle his home.

Web site: www.myspace.com/heneghen

Ron Funches was seen recently at Portlan's Bridgetown Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest and was a finalist in NBC's 2011 Stand Up for Diversity.

Ron can be seen in the first season of IFC’s "Portlandia."

Ron Funches was raised in Chicago, IL, but as a teen found his way to the Pacific Northwest where he discovered his love of comedy and smoked salmon. With a unique delivery and childlike demeanor, Ron has been impressing audiences and fellow comics alike.

Web site: http://www.ronfunches.webs.com
http://www.facebook.com/ronfunches

Ron Funches was seen recently at Portlan's Bridgetown Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest and was a finalist in NBC's 2011 Stand Up for Diversity.

Ron can be seen in the first season of IFC’s "Portlandia."

Ron Funches was raised in Chicago, IL, but as a teen found his way to the Pacific Northwest where he discovered his love of comedy and smoked salmon. With a unique delivery and childlike demeanor, Ron has been impressing audiences and fellow comics alike.

Web site: http://www.ronfunches.webs.com
http://www.facebook.com/ronfunches

Ron Funches was seen recently at Portlan's Bridgetown Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest and was a finalist in NBC's 2011 Stand Up for Diversity.

Ron can be seen in the first season of IFC’s "Portlandia."

Ron Funches was raised in Chicago, IL, but as a teen found his way to the Pacific Northwest where he discovered his love of comedy and smoked salmon. With a unique delivery and childlike demeanor, Ron has been impressing audiences and fellow comics alike.

Web site: http://www.ronfunches.webs.com
http://www.facebook.com/ronfunches

Ron Funches was seen recently at Portlan's Bridgetown Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest and was a finalist in NBC's 2011 Stand Up for Diversity.

Ron can be seen in the first season of IFC’s "Portlandia."

Ron Funches was raised in Chicago, IL, but as a teen found his way to the Pacific Northwest where he discovered his love of comedy and smoked salmon. With a unique delivery and childlike demeanor, Ron has been impressing audiences and fellow comics alike.

Web site: http://www.ronfunches.webs.com
http://www.facebook.com/ronfunches

Cultivate is our weekly showcase featuring the best of Seattle's working headliners...with a twist!

Each month we take Seattle's most established headliners and pair them with the best "up and comers" in a weekly "residency" environment, experimenting with new and tested material.

This show includes Elliot Maxx, Owen Straw, Rylee Newton and Emmett Montgomery.

It's like an open mic for the pros!

Come watch how jokes get made and see the process unfold over three whole weeks, or just come out and laugh! Either way, you'll get a chance to see, both, legends and the stars of tomorrow, today, as they cultivate new ways of making us laugh!

The COMEDY UNDERGROUND presents Monday Madness Open Mic for professional and amateur comedians to test new material and to develop their acts. 30 or more comics per night, only 5 SCOOTS!

For more information about open mic, please visit: www.comedyunderground.com/seattle/open_mic.php

Kristine Levine

Kristine Levine is a blonde, tattooed, proudly overweight single mother who raised three “moon-faced” kids while working as a porn clerk in Portland, OR. As a comedian, her refreshing candor and unflinching, twisted perspectives on life, love and dysfunction have earned her a reputation as a biting, brutal cross between Lenny Bruce and Roseanne Barr. Kristine has seen – and done – it all and lived to tell the riotous tales. Yet underneath her “shocking” exterior, Kristine is as genuine and disarming in real life as she is for a rollicking hour onstage. A simultaneously empowering and endearing, she gleefully plunders uncharted stand-up territory as a sweetly ambivalent Every gal who women fear yet are inexplicably drawn to”¦and who men fear yet are inexplicably drawn to. Kristine just finished performing at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival and competed in last year's Seattle International Comedy Competition.

Richie Stratton

Richie Stratton has been seen on stages from New York to L.A. from Louisiana to Michigan, and everywhere in between. After winning a number of contests in Portland, he has been working on the road ever since. He was just one of the first Stand-up comedians on Vans Warped tour, the biggest rock tour in North America, bringing an average of 150,000 patrons a show. Having performed in over 40 states and Canada, Richie combines universally funny views on life, hilarious characters, and an infectious energy, all while tightrope walking on the edge. You'll have no idea what Richie will say next, but you're sure to enjoy it. His youthful look and innocent persona will be shattered the minute he opens his mouth. Richie Stratton is a traditional stand-up comedian that defies convention.

Shane Torres

Shane Torres was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, but has called Portland home for the past six years. His comedy has been called the funniest therapy session people have ever seen. In the time he has been writing and performing his personal brand of standup comedy he has been lucky enough to open for Michael Ian Black and perform at The Bridgetown Comedy Festival and The New Orleans Comedy Festival. He also hates writing bios.

Christian Ricketts

Christian “Van Wade” Ricketts can be seen regularly as the emcee, host and frequent headliner at the Abalone Room in Avalon California, on Catalina Island. His Passions include photography, wearing foundation, and Tennis. He was a semi-finalist in Helium Comedy Club’s “Portland’s Funiest Person Comedy Competition” in 2011 but was unable to advance after getting caught in another combatant's flying scissor heel lock that resulted in grievous bodily harm. Mr. Ricketts also appeared at the 2012 Bridgetown Comedy Festival where he shared a beer with Doug Benson.

Carson Creecy IV (host, producer)

Carson Creecy is an actor, comedian, and motivational speaker who resides in Portland but travels extensively throughout Washington preaching the gospel of higher education and post-modern pop-culture observations.

Mr. Creecy competed in last year's Portland's Funniest Person Contest but was disqualified for unleashing an illegal flying scissor heel lock on another comedy competitor in the green room.

http://carsoncreecy.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird and stupid and smart and physical and post-modern and random and other stuff. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy.

He has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central, HBO Canada, and toured with the Comedians of Comedy.

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird and stupid and smart and physical and post-modern and random and other stuff. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy.

He has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central, HBO Canada, and toured with the Comedians of Comedy.

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird and stupid and smart and physical and post-modern and random and other stuff. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy.

He has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central, HBO Canada, and toured with the Comedians of Comedy.

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird and stupid and smart and physical and post-modern and random and other stuff. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy.

He has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central, HBO Canada, and toured with the Comedians of Comedy.

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird and stupid and smart and physical and post-modern and random and other stuff. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy.

He has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central, HBO Canada, and toured with the Comedians of Comedy.

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird. He does a lot of characters, he's physical, and his humor is absurd. Here are some other words to describe Weinbach: deadpan, silly, obscure, unconventional, smart, stupid, post-modern, grass roots, Berlin, 1980's, tennis, bike riding, Virgo, Rygar, etc. The list goes on and on. Brent began his comedy career in the underground San Francisco scene, but now tours all over the United States at clubs, colleges, festivals, theaters, music venues, living rooms, tennis, bike riding, Virgo, etc. He also has a t-shirt with his name and his face on it.

Brent was a winner and recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award at the HBO Comedy Festival, which is given out once a year to recognize innovation in stand-up comedy. He has appeared on Comedy Central, toured with the Comedians of Comedy, performed at the Coachella and Bumbershoot festivals as well as Just For Laughs in Montreal, and was the creator and star of the Super Deluxe web series "Weinbach in Wonderland."

Web site: www.brentweinbach.com

The COMEDY UNDERGROUND presents Monday Madness Open Mic for professional and amateur comedians to test new material and to develop their acts. 30 or more comics per night, only 5 SCOOTS!

For more information about open mic, please visit: www.comedyunderground.com/seattle/open_mic.php

The year was 1970, the Unites States was divided by war, a human footprint was still fresh on the moon when a young Polynesian man and his blushing English bride gave birth to a boy and named him "Teina", a Tahitian word meaning "The Future King."

Over the last fifteen years of performing stand-up comedy Teina has developed a unique and exciting show with great writing and a strong physical delivery. Teina has emerged as "The Prince of Comedy"