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The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 266: Bri Pruett & Building the Hr. in 2025
August 20, 2025
News, The Comedy Bureau Field Report
bri pruett, los angeles comedy, stand up comedy

Building an hour of stand-up, especially the first time you do it, is already hard enough with having no experience doing so. In 2025, with the ways of the world, both actual and of comedy, the consideration and craft that has to be put into an bonafide great first hour of stand-up comedy can feel near infinite. That’s why we chatted all about this very process with the endlessly funny Bri Pruett who is shaping up what should be an amazing first hour.

Follow Bri @bripruett across platforms and get tix to Bri Pruett: Pleasure Champion @ Lyric Hyperion 8/22 here.

Produced by Jake Kroeger
Music by Brian Granillo
Artwork by Andrew Delman and Jake Kroeger

The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 240: John Hastings and the One After that Dumb Election in 2024
November 13, 2024
News, The Comedy Bureau Field Report
election, john hastings, los angeles comedy

After really, truly, deeply not having the time to do an episode last week because of one of the stupidest elections in our lifetime, we are grateful to reconvene with the Field Report and the realignment of comedy in LA and elsewhere with the ever gallivanting John Hastings (on the path to releasing 8 specials this year that you should very much enjoy and watch).

Follow John @thejohnhastings and watch his specials on YouTube here.

Produced by Jake Kroeger
Music by Brian Granillo
Artwork by Andrew Delman and Jake Kroeger

Pick of the Day: Novak-Largo-001 (in LA) 7/13
July 10, 2024
News
jacqueline novak, largo, los angeles comedy

The brilliance of Jacqueline Novak was put on display for the world with Get on Your Knees. Maybe you got to see it workshopped before it went Off-Broadway, then on to being a Netflix special or maybe those two latter places are where you got to revel in Novak’s comedic poesy.

In any case, Jacqueline is presumably on to her next piece of work, starting here in LA with the codified performance of Novak-Largo-001 at Largo this weekend. In fact, the show is this Saturday, July 13th at 8PM and tickets are, somehow, still available. They shouldn’t be, but you’ve still got a chance to be on the ground floor of the freshest ideas from perhaps the most lyrical comedian of our time (or of all time?).

Go get tix here at $46 right here right now.

 

Pick of the Day: Tomorrow Show 19 Yr Anniversary Spectacular 6/1
May 23, 2024
News
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Tomorrow! with Ron Lynch is going to mark its 19th year on Jun. 1st at The Elysian as one of the LA comedy’s bastions for the wonderfully weird, hysterically strange, and torchbearers for fun at the midnight hour.

Pretty much every Saturday at midnight, somewhere, somehow, Ron and company (mostly Davey Johnson) have shepherded some of the best, most original acts in and adjacent to comedy and, as far as we’re concerned, a legend in our books.

So, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that, for their 19th, Ron will have:

JACK BLACK

DANA GOULD

KATE MICUCCI

LAURA KIGHTLINGER

JACK DAGGER

JAMES ADOMIAN

JAY LONDON

and CHRISTINA CATHERINE MARTINEZ • CHAD DAMIANI • CAROLINE CUMMINGS • BRIANNA AHLMARK • BILL O’NEILL • ANTHONY DEVRIES • MAX BAUMGARTEN • BRIAN BARLOW • KIKI MAROON • NICK STARGU • TORI NOQUEZ • ITHAMAR ENRIQUEZ • KARL HERLINGER • DRENNON DAVIS • KRISTEN LUNDBERG • JEN LIV

It’s going to be one damn good celebration that will actually start at 9:30PM (then likely go into tomorrow). Tickets are currently sold out, but they are doing stand by for the show and you should make plans to try to squeeze yourself in.

The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 216: Mike Bridenstine & Comedy Bar Show 101
May 15, 2024
News, The Comedy Bureau Field Report
comedy shows, los angeles comedy, microdose, mike bridenstine

Over two years, Mike Bridenstine has transformed a very atypical space for comedy, the lovely neighborhood bar that is The Fable in Eagle Rock, CA, into one hell of a destination for a weeknight stand-up show, Microdose, at a bar in Northeast LA. We have Mike return to the TCB Field Report to break down the basics of what it takes to make a field-of-dreams-comedy-show out of a locals’ favorite tavern.

Follow Mike @mikebridenstine and microdose @microdosecomedy on IG. Microdose is every Wednesday at The Fable at 8PM, free admission.

Produced by Jake Kroeger
Music by Brian Granillo
Artwork by Andrew Delman and Jake Kroeger

Pick of the Day: No More Mr. Mean Guy (in LA) 5/16
May 6, 2024
News
experimental comedy, los angeles comedy, lyric hyperion, nick vatterott, stand up comedy

Nick Vatterott is hands down one of the most innovative comedians around (just watch any of his late night sets or his special Disingenuous) who constantly bends rules/reality/joke structure into some of the most hysterical things we’ve ever seen.

Vatterott will be taking on a new challenge coming up by attempting to take a different approach than what seems to be the tenor of the times (Netflix did just put on a 3 hour roast of Tom Brady that’s a far cry from what roasts were in Dean Martin/Don Rickles’ day) with stand-up comedy: being nice.

Next Thursday, May 16th at 9:30PM at Lyric Hyperion, Nick will attempt what seems impossible these days by not being “Mr. Mean Guy” and being hysterical. If there’s someone to pull it off with his clever revelry in absurdity, it would be Nick and whoever else he has up his sleeve.

Tickets are only $10 for this experiment of Nick’s and you can (and very much should) go get them here.

 

Natasha Vaynblat: Childless Freak (in LA) 5/21
April 22, 2024
News
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Following a humdinger of a debut stand-up album, We’re All Dads Here, NYC’s Natasha Vaynblat is onwards to a brand new hour, this time focused on the beautiful idea of not having kids (should be such a more popular notion these days, to be honest).

And, as a bonus, Vaynblat will be in LA to work on this hour as a treat for Angelenos that don’t have access to seeing her playful wit in action on a nightly basis. So, on Tues. May 21st at UCB Franklin, Natasha will be doing the gorgeously named Childless Freak with a trio of splendid openers, Sam Taggart, Alexa Loftus, and Ashley Brooke Roberts. Tickets are only $10 and you ought to get them here.

Pick of the Day: Uh Huh (in LA) 4/23
April 19, 2024
News
christina catherine martinez, experimental comedy, los angeles comedy, milan patel, paul danke, stand up comedy, todd glass, veronica osorio

What goes into the magic that makes the live experience of a Comedy Bang! Bang!, Hot Tub with Kurt & Kristen, The Meltdown with Jonah & Kumail that brought hundreds upon hundreds of comedy lovers together every week? Well, honestly, there isn’t enough time or inches in this post to get into the finer points of that, but rest assured that the magic sauce behind each sauce is different and is part and parcel of the times they happened in.

With that in mind, a trio of Paul Danke, Christina Catherine Martinez, and Jake Kroeger are looking to capture that verve with Uh Huh. A tight, but free in spirit (mostly) stand-up show that gives you the unequivocal best of the LA comedy scene (and TCB’s Jake Kroeger and the beloved Danke and Martinez are the three best folks to give it to you).

This very first Uh Huh (hopefully with more to come) is set for Tues. Apr. 23rd at 7:30PM with a grand line-up of Todd Glass, Curtis Cook, Milan Patel, and Veronica Osorio. Tickets are $15 right now if you want to get in on the ground floor of something special. Go get tix here.

 

Pick of the Day: Heavy Manners New Chair Fundraiser (in LA) 4/18
April 11, 2024
News
heavy manners library, los angeles comedy, stand up comedy

Truly one of LA’s hidden gems, Heavy Manners Library, has gotten themselves a mighty fine upgrade in space taking over what used to be the Echo Park Film Center. They’ll be able to put on more grand events like Comics O’Clock with an extra 1000 square feet of room to do so.

It would sure be nice if they had some snazzy new chairs to go with the new expansion and, as you might know, especially if you run your own venue, show, or small business, that ain’t cheap.

Thus, Heavy Manners Library is doing a very special benefit to get fancy new chairs for the rows and rows of audiences that will be coming through their doors on Thurs. Apr. 18th. The benefit show will feature many LA comedy faves including Mitra Jouhari, Jamie Loftus, Rachel Pegram, Kyle Mizono, Rachel Kaly, and Kel Cripe. Tickets are only $15 and you can (and should) go get them here.

The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 211: Jessica Svendsgaard & Starting an Improv Festival Called MILF
April 10, 2024
News, The Comedy Bureau Field Report
comedy festival, improv comedy, indie improv, jessica svendsgaard, los angeles comedy

Of all the disciplines in comedy, improv might have had the longest road back from lockdown. Connected to that, improv festivals that used to be an annual celebration to be relied on are now having to be revived from the ashes. Thus, one of the oldest indie improv nights in LA, Mach Improv, is taking up the mantle from what used to be known and beloved as The LA Indie Improv Festival and throwing their very own 12 hour improv festival, the wonderfully abbreviated MILF (Mach Improv LA Festival), later this month at what essentially is LA indie improv HQ, The Clubhouse. Mach’s very own Jessica Svendsgaard tells us all about the festival, the state of improv in spring 2024, and why all of this is important/worth doing in times like these.

Follow Jessica @thebyebyemancuckedme on IG and get all info for MILF on Sat. Apr. 27th at The Clubhouse from Noon to Midnight at milfcomedy.com.

Produced by Jake Kroeger
Music by Brian Granillo
Artwork by Andrew Delman and Jake Kroeger

Pick of the Day: Microdose 2 Year Anniversary (in LA) 4/10
April 6, 2024
News
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The ways of the world and how the winds of change violently shove anything and everything out of place, the prospect of anything lasting past a year is a significant feat. One Mike Bridenstine, beloved LA comedian/author (get the Perfect Amount of Wrong now)/podcaster, has not only had his weekly stand-up show Microdose, neatly perched on the hills of Eagle Rock at The Fable, but has worked it into a party of a show kicked off along with the host seemingly made out of pure hosting energy, Danny Ledsinger.

Microdose has grown into quite the contender with Bridenstine’s handpicked line-ups as a weekly stand-up showcase in LA, especially on Wednesday nights when a dearth of the LA comedy scene’s primo indie stand-up shows take place (on top of surviving through the aftermath of COVID lockdown, multiple strikes, historic rain for LA over the last two years). Microdose is crowning their two year anniversary this coming Wednesday at, per usual, 8PM, but with a gargantuan line-up including Rory Scovel, Lizzy Cooperman, Howard Kremer, Curtis Cook, Harper Rose Drummond, Kelcey Ayer, and David Jackson.

Please enjoy Microdose this coming Wednesday for their 2 year celebration (and every Wednesday after). Keep up with line-ups and more @microdosecomedy on IG.

Pick of the Day: A Sports Show For People Who Don’t Know About Sports (in LA) 4/17
April 2, 2024
News
los angeles comedy, megan gailey, sports

March Madness, for those in the know, extends past the actual calendar dates of March, but for those not in the know, you might be wondering why you have to keep hearing about “bracketology” for several more days.

In either case, one Megan Gailey, marvelous comedian and sports expert, is to bring both sides together with her very special show A Sports Show For People Who Don’t Know About Sports that will enlighten the sports-averse (on top of showing you how inherently funny the rules and culture of sports can be). You might not like the word “bracketology” after this, but you’ll be able to laugh at people’s ridiculous brackets being busted late into March.

A Sports Show For People Who Don’t Know About Sports is set for Wed. Apr. 17th at 9:30PM at Lyric Hyperion. Tickets are only $15 right now and you best go get them right now right here.

Pick of the Day: Katrina Davis: Not Funny: A Collection of Stories and Untold Joke Origins (in LA) 4/5
April 1, 2024
News
katrina davis, los angeles comedy, solo show, stand up comedy, storytelling

It’s touching to see that Katrina Davis, though she has left LA for NYC, is going to be back in the City of Angels plenty for the foreseeable future. Davis was beloved in the LA scene and we have no doubt she’s making quick work of the NYC comedy scene.

Come this Friday, April 5th, Davis will be the main attraction at The Elysian with a very special hour show that mixes storytelling, stand-up, and illustration with the idea that those in attendance will get the back story on some of her bits.

Entitled Not Funny: A Collection of Stories and Untold Joke Origins, we’re sure that there will be more than plenty of laughs as well as plenty of cathartic feels throughout the entirety of the show. Tickets are $16 and you best go get them here.

Pick of the Day: The Dollop 10 Year Anniversary (in LA) 4/27
March 20, 2024
News
dave anthony, gareth reynolds, james adomian, karen kilgariff, live podcast, los angeles comedy, the dollop

Though perhaps he did not know that having Gareth Reynolds riff, often startled, at the true absurdity of a deep cut history lesson (and how often alarmingly relevant it is today), but Dave Anthony had some kind of hunch that his excavating a particular flavor of American history (and the history of wherever this podcast his toured) with comedic act outs and banter would be something to chase wherever it led.

10 years later, The Dollop, reigns as one of the best pieces of edutainment around, not just in the podcast realm. Hundreds upon hundreds of episode of Dave and Gary and, from time to time, some amazing guests (Rory Scovel, Wil Anderson automatically come to mind) give the best slice of history that makes us all really rue the history education we received at any level of schooling.

With that in mind, Dave and “Gary” are celebrating the momentous 10 year anniversary of The Dollop in LA at The Palace Theatre in DTLA on Sat. Apr. 27th at 7PM with very, very special guests James Adomian and Karen Kilgariff. We bet even if this is the first time of hearing about the Dollop, you’d have grand ole time. Tickets start at $60 and you best go get them here.

 

Pick of the Day: Kimberly Clark Taping (in LA) 4/19
March 18, 2024
News
aspecialthing, ast records, kimberly clark, live taping, los angeles comedy, stand up comedy

Here’s another taping that’s long overdue. Kimberly Clark has long since been a treasure of the LA comedy scene as a comedian that can always be counted out for good, calming spirits and even better punchlines. We’ve actually known and loved Clark for all the time that we’ve ran TCB and it’s kind of a thrill that she’s finally getting to put her jokes on wax.

Come Friday, April 19th, Clark will be doing a full length album taping for the venerable aspecialthing Records at Lyric Hyperion. You’ve got two chances to be part of the recording with an early 7:30PM and a late 9:30PM show. Clark will be joined by other faves of ours, Paul Danke, Clark Jones, and Maggie Maye.

Tickets are only $5 for this taping, so just go get a pair already! Do so here.

Pick of the Day: Rachel Pegram Taping (in LA) 4/11
March 14, 2024
News
live taping, los angeles comedy, rachel pegram, stand up comedy

If you’re the sort of comedy fan/nerd/aficionado that wishes to catch the not so distant future’s next big stars, you would hopefully be well aware that, by the fact that you’re reading this right now, plenty such opportunities exist in LA and NYC on a nightly basis.

With that in mind, if you’re in and around LA on Thurs. Apr. 11th, you’re definitely going to want to be at Bar Covell, specifically in the side room to catch one Rachel Pegram tape an album live. Pegram is a gem in the LA scene with her a level of affability and charm that makes you feel like you’re a good friend giggling over the best gossip (even though it’s honed material).

Pegram is doing an early and late show, 7PM & 9PM, that Thursday and tickets are only $5. Best go get them before they sell out right here.

 

Pick of the Day: Mystery Comedy Big Game Theater 3000 (in LA) 2/11
February 8, 2024
News
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So, no matter how you feel about football, this Sunday is a big American Football day that’s also chock full of the most expensive advertising that money can buy all around the globe. It’s almost a weird glitch in the matrix where the world stops for a sport that still only majorly popular in one country.

With that in mind, why listen to the normal, run of the mill commentary you’d get during the Big Game and, instead, enjoy MST3K riffing over the telecast, commercials, half-time show, and all, from LA comedy’s best? Thank goodness that the Lyric Hyperion has got just that this Sunday with a very special event called Mystery Comedy Big Game Theater 3000. That’s right, the likes of comedy luminaries such as Chase Bernstein, Brodie Reed, Hay Beacon, and more will be riffing over the telecast this Sun. Feb. 11th at 3:30PM.

Come through to Lyric Hyperion as it’ll be FREE and, in our opinion, the best way to watch big game. Get more details/tickets here.

Pick of the Day: Hannah Einbinder: El Rey Taping (in LA) 4/20 (RESCHEDULED from 3/17)
February 6, 2024
News
hannah einbinder, live taping, los angeles comedy, stand up comedy, sunset strip, taping, the roxy

Ever since we peeped Hannah Einbinder start forming the shape of her grand, conceptual comedic ideas on stage, we had a quite the hunch that she was on a path to something pretty damn great.

Did we know she would be an award winning prestige comedy playing opposite the renowned Jean Smart? Well, not exactly, but we can’t say that we’re entirely surprised that Hannah is rising to the occasion. Einbinder’s ornately offbeat sense of humor on stage, with all of its carefully arranged bells and whistles, is something to really behold. So, Hannah being on the precipice of taping her very first hour special is absolutely a happening that we thoroughly think you shouldn’t miss if you’re in and around LA on Mar. 17th. right at the heart of the billboard river that is The Sunset Strip at The Roxy. on 4/20 (because those damn atmospheric rivers have to cause a bunch of property damage) on The Miracle Mile for LA’s lauded, gorgeous El Rey Theatre (has one of the dreamiest marquees in the Greater LA Area).

There will be an early and late show at 7PM and 10PM respectively with tickets being $35 a pop. We have no doubt that this will sell out probably in a jif. So get your tix here.

 

Pick of the Day: I Cast Them Off Craigslist (Presented by Blake Rosier) (in LA) 2/16
January 30, 2024
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blake rosier, craigslist, experimental comedy, los angeles comedy, yard theater

Though it may seem unlikely, experimental comedian Blake Rosier somehow manages to find a way to outdo himself/up the ante. Over four shows, he has embarked into the great unknown by co-hosting a show with a complete stranger that has little to no performance experience, sourced from Craigslist, that is devised within an afternoon and put up in front of a live, paying audience that very same night. Rosier has gone so meta with it by making accompanying documentaries that capture the delightful strangeness of it all.

Rosier is now bringing this grand comedy/performance experiment to its peak by reuniting with all four Craiglist strangers-turned-Rosier-collaborators on to one show for what should be the absurd, yet most enthralling reunion you see all year (any and all reality TV reunions included). This very special conclusion to I Cast Them Off Craigslist is set for Fri. Feb. 16th at 9PM and tix are only $12. Please go get them here before they sell out.

 

Pick of the Day: Mortified Live: Doomed Valentine’s Day (in LA) 2/15
January 19, 2024
News
los angeles comedy, mortified, storytelling, valentine's day

The prospect of Valentine’s Day and the entire gravity that comes with it is fast approaching as we’re nearing the end of January. Whether it’s a moment of celebration or digust or indifference (as a result of resolving your disgust with the holiday), it’s undeniable that a day dedicated to love is going to come with, shall we say, baggage.

That’s where Mortified, the storytelling show that hones in on teen diaries and young angst of successful comedians/writers/performers,  might be the perfect thing, especially the day after Valentine’s at The Lodge Room in Highland Park.

Whether you’re rolling solo or not, this would be the perfect thing, we think, to go the day after Valentine’s. Tickets are $20 right now and you best go get them here.

Pick of the Day: The Meltdown with Jonah & Kumail (in LA) 1/8
December 15, 2023
News
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Yes, you’re reading that right. There will be a very special, one-night-only, edition of The Meltdown with Jonah & Kumail, the legendary LA weekly show at the backroom of Meltdown Comics AKA Nerdmelt Showroom on Jan. 8th, 2024.

For all that time, Meltdown was regarded by many a comedian and comedy expert (and their always sold out audiences) as one of the very best stand-up comedy showcases in the entire country. Hundreds of folks would pack into what was a storage room for a comic book store and created one of the most die hard audiences of a comedy show we have ever known. It should be noted that the front row of the show was the very same people every week and they all ended up being life long friends.

Anyways, tickets just got announced for this very special evening at the very fancy Largo at the Coronet Theatre and we’d be honestly surprised if they’re not sold out while you’re reading this. Go get at $46 a pop here.

Pick of the Day: Jamie Loftus Presents: Santa University (in LA) 12/21
December 14, 2023
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From the wild depths of Jamie Loftus‘ imagination (an imagination that’s responsible for doing a meta solo show about reimagining losing her virginity in several different versions) comes with her latest radical work, turning the idea of a holiday Christmas show inside out in the best, most absurd way possible.

Called Santa University, Jamie has created a “600 page musical” about an underachieving aspiring Santa trying to cut it at Santa University to be the one true Santa Claus. We have no doubt that this will be hilarious comedy mayhem that even the Grinchiest person could enjoy.

Jamie Loftus Presents: Santa University is set for Thurs. Dec. 21st at 7:30PM at The Elysian. Tickets are $15 and you best get them here.

Pick of the Day: 50 Worst Jokes (in LA) 12/28
December 13, 2023
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As the days fade away towards the end of 2023, year-end/best of lists are coming out aplenty. There is plenty to be celebrated with the very best in comedy of this year (Barbie might be the purest comedy to win a Best Picture Oscar in decades?). With that said, what about the worst?

Well, more accurately here, what are the worst jokes of some of the funniest folks in the LA comedy scene (the worst jokes of the year live in the comments of any social media platform)? That’s right, Babs Gray (Lady to Lady) is returning, along with co-host Brodie Reed, to have an absurdly fun, ridiculous evening of certified funny people doing what has proven to be their worst joke of the year (and you best bet that any attempt at an actual good joke will be met with boos). We’d argue that it’s almost more wild and unforgettable than the diametrically opposed 50 First Jokes that happens all over the country.

50 Worst Jokes will go down on Thurs. Dec. 28th at 7;30PM at Lyric Hyperion, complete with dance party afterwards. You can get all this show (and a chance to boogie at LH’s gorgeous theatre) for just $10 right here.

Pick of the Day: We Still Like You (in LA) 12/14
December 11, 2023
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Many a storytelling show highlights captivating moments or passages in people’s lives, but more often than not, those are stories where the storyteller themselves end up being the hero. Sure, that’s all well and good that we’re watching a good person tell the story of how they ended up winning, but isn’t a redemption arc equally, if not more, enthralling?

Cue the long running, nomadic storytelling marvel that is We Still Like You. The funniest comics/storytellers are summoned to tell a story where they were more antagonist that protagonist in a hysterical celebration of human vulnerability with the audience cheering, at the end, “WE STILL LIKE YOU”. Truly, it’s unlike any other storytelling event we’ve been to and we’re glad to see it’s return here in LA this week on Thurs. Dec. 14th at The Mid City Yacht Club with the likes of such comedy gems as Dylan Adler, Rivkah Reyes, Jake Noll, Amy Silverberg, and John Michael Bond along with hosts Danii Gallegos, Allison Rose, and Tyjuan Lewis.

Tickets for this are only $10 and you best go get them here.

Pick of the Day: Scary Little Krampus (in LA) 12/15
December 7, 2023
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Truly, one of the most astounding holiday comedy shows in LA is Dani Colluci‘s Scary Little Krampus. Collucci gets done up as a fully formed Christmas demon, Krampus (it’s pretty much a big budget movie level make-up job) and hosts the sort of holiday comedy show for those who want Halloween to be all year long (looking at you, Jack Skellington).

Joining her on the dark side of Christmas will be a cadre of wonderful weirdos dedicated to make Fri. Dec. 15th at The Elysian a night to never forget (because you’ll be hilariously haunted by it?).

That’ll include:

  • Matt Olson

  • Freak Nature Puppets

  • Nnamdi Ngwe

  • Ryan Asher

  • Chad Damiani

  • Dean Evans

  • Camirin Farmer

  • Sam Walt Jones

  • Maureen SanDiego

  • Jessie Prez

  • Nate Pringle

  • JJ Phillips

  • Aerica Goetten

  • Andrew Goetten

Tix for Scary Little Krampus are going for $20 and we highly suggest that you snag them right now right here.

 

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