An audience can feel when the interaction between the performers and them is rehearsed. When we come into a theater, we want to be there for you just as much as you are there for us. We want to reflect the humor of the crowd whether we play a college, a comedy club, a theater, or Bob’s Country Bunker. That can only be achieved by getting to know the audience, and part of that is letting you know us. Laughter should be a shared experience.

If we treat every show the same, every show will feel the same. If every show feels the same, then after you see us twice you won’t really feel the same pull to come back and see what is next. If you don’t know what to expect from a comedy show (and honestly, to some degree, you shouldn’t) you’ll be inclined to come back. When you do, maybe you’ll bring some friends who haven’t seen the show.

At the core we work hard to be something entertaining. As long as you leave our show with a smile on your face, that’s what you bought a ticket for.