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Solo Sundays - 11/23/14

Stage Werx Theater
San Francisco, CA

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Sunday Nov 23, 2014 7:00 PM - Sunday Nov 23, 2014 8:45 PM | $12.00 - $25.00

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Solo Sundays - 11/23/14

NOTE - Solo Sundays starts right at 7pm. We do not admit latecomers.

MONTY MITRA
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"How to Weigh a Boeing 747"

If you're dying to know how much an airplane weighs (and who isn't) then Monty can hook you up. Be warned that the explanation could piss you off. Maybe Monty's better off keeping his mouth shut... It's not like we're talking about something important... are we?

SARAH ELOVICH
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"Let's send a deep scaling to the centipedes of Annapolis. Because they're jerks."

Sarah is convinced that flossing will save her life. The medical experts agree: things got ugly after that centipede stung her in Annapolis. Now she has to fight for her life using a very specific kind of dental floss, but she can't find it anywhere. It's going to take a miracle to save her crazy mouth.

PHIL SURKIS
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"How Am I Supposed To Eat This And Why is There So Much Silverware On The Table?"

What is soul food? For Phil, it's ants, peanut butter, and frozen wooly mammoth meat. Don't laughthis recipe may lead you to your very own restaurant. It did for Phil.

BRUCE PACHTMAN
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"Sometimes You Just Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb"

Bruce wants to buy a grandfather clock. The salesman at the clock store will only sell him a watch. Bruce is adamant. The salesman even more so. If this sounds like the beginning of a comedy act, you're right. Bruce's brother Kurt (who plays the salesman)has never performed before and is both very excited about his debut performance and very anxious. His concern "How do we know our stuff is funny?" Bruce, who has lots of show biz experience, and an even more pronounced relationship with anxiety, knows the answer: We don't. We just have to perform in front of an audience and hope for the best.

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