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| 8:00pm | 8:30pm» Open Mic |
8:30pm» HARI KONDABOLU |
8:30pm» TEINA MANU & Travis Simmons |
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| 10:00pm | 10:30pm» TEINA MANU & Travis Simmons |
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Tacoma's thriving comedy scene comes alive at the Tacoma Comedy Underground Open Mic.
Seasoned professionals and up-and-coming comics try new material and take a few risks.
Former Seattle comedian Hari Kondabolu returns!!
Though born and raised in New York City, Hari Kondabolu was a Seattle local from 2005-2007 and was described by the Seattle Times as "a young man reaching for the hand-scalding torch of confrontational comics like Lenny Bruce and Richard Pryor." The Stranger has even called him "a national comedy treasure."
Hari has been seen on Comedy Central Presents, has also performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Comedy Central's Live at Gotham and John Oliver's New York Standup Show. Additionally, Hari co-hosts the mostly improvised comedy talk show, The Untitled Kondabolu Brothers Project with his younger brother Ashok ("Dap" from hip hop group Das Racist) monthly in New York City. He is also currently a featured video blogger for www.worldcompass.org, which is a joint initiative of WGBH Boston, PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
His website is www.harithecomic.com and you can find him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/harithecomic.
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"
... come and witness a royal performance!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"
... come and witness a royal performance!