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Non-Profit Comedy is a mostly political comedy show where each show benefits a worthy non-profit organization.
This show benefits: Puget Sound Community School
Often political and always hilarious, Non-Profit Comedy has been been featured in the Seattle P-I and has raised over $30,000 for worthy non-profits.
For more information on Non-Profit Comedy, visit: www.nonprofitcomedy.com
Joe Rogan hosted the hugely successful reality show, "Fear Factor", for NBC. Prior to "Fear Factor", Rogan charmed viewers as Joe Garrelli, the resident electrician at WNYX Radio on the hit comedy series "NewsRadio". However, regardless of his success in television, Joe's true love is stand-up comedy. With over 15 years of stand-up under his belt, Joe's honest, inquisitive comedic style has made him a national headliner. In 2000, he released his debut comedy album, "I'm Gonna Be Dead Someday", on Warner Bros. Records. His follow-up CD "Shiny Happy Jihad" was released on Comedy Central. Joe's first standup special "Joe Rogan Live" aired on Showtime in 2007 and was later released on DVD.
Web site: www.myspace.com/joerogan MySpace Secret Show: www.myspace.com/secretstandup
John is an engaging contemporary throwback to the legendary days of Burlesque comedy. Hilariously ribald, he weaves venerable old jokes audience members will love to repeat to their friends into a self-effacing routine that is both disgusting and incredibly funny.
John has appeared in several Rodney Dangerfield cable TV specials and is a past finalist in the San Francisco Stand-Up Comedy Competition. He currently resides in Chicago.
John is an engaging contemporary throwback to the legendary days of Burlesque comedy. Hilariously ribald, he weaves venerable old jokes audience members will love to repeat to their friends into a self-effacing routine that is both disgusting and incredibly funny.
John has appeared in several Rodney Dangerfield cable TV specials and is a past finalist in the San Francisco Stand-Up Comedy Competition. He currently resides in Chicago.
John is an engaging contemporary throwback to the legendary days of Burlesque comedy. Hilariously ribald, he weaves venerable old jokes audience members will love to repeat to their friends into a self-effacing routine that is both disgusting and incredibly funny.
John has appeared in several Rodney Dangerfield cable TV specials and is a past finalist in the San Francisco Stand-Up Comedy Competition. He currently resides in Chicago.
John is an engaging contemporary throwback to the legendary days of Burlesque comedy. Hilariously ribald, he weaves venerable old jokes audience members will love to repeat to their friends into a self-effacing routine that is both disgusting and incredibly funny.
John has appeared in several Rodney Dangerfield cable TV specials and is a past finalist in the San Francisco Stand-Up Comedy Competition. He currently resides in Chicago.
Seattle Club Information:
Showtimes are 8:00 pm nightly with late shows on Friday and Saturday starting at 10:15 pm. Shows are all-ages Sunday-Thursday; Friday and Saturday are 21+.
Tickets for Seattle Comedy Underground shows can be purchased on-line through TicketWeb. The box office opens at 8:00 PM nightly. We highly recommend buying tickets in advance.
The Seattle Comedy Underground is located at 109 S. Washington Street (on Occidental) in downtown Seattle. We have complete directions from I-5 on our Web site. Food service is available during all shows. For more information, call (206) 628-0303.
