Life is crazy. Let's laugh again! Join us (every Friday) in Ironton's beautiful heated tent for craft cocktails, delicious food, and some of the region's funniest comedians.
Seating opens at 6:00; show begins at 6:30. Limited seats available.
Masks required for entrance (you can remove them at your table) and social distancing enforced. The show will go on in any weather!
Bring non-perishable food donations for Bienvenido Food Bank to be entered in a drawing for door prizes (because we love our audience--and our community--like that).
January 22 Comics:
RION EVANS, a nationwide sensation of comedy, was recently featured at Montreal's Just For Laughs comedy festival and on Kevin Hart's LOL Network. He's also featured on BET's One Mic Stand and has been selected as one of the first few comedians for the breakout new show Off The Chain, Bounce TV's number one show. Rion Evans' comedic talents are described as natural and unique, leaving no audience unlaughed. Rion has performed for countless charitable associations including Meals On Wheels, Cancer Survivor Reunion, Homeless Outreach, and KYGO Christmas Crusades For Children. Please contact him at RionEvans.com
MO VIDA can be seen on Comics Watching Comics (Amazon Prime) and PBS's Sounds on 29th, and is regularly heard on Denver Comedy Radio 103.1. She has recently launched 7 Minutes in Quarantine, an Instagram Live show every Wednesday at 9pm @mokavida.
JOSHUA EMERSON is a Dine’ (Navajo) comic based in the Denver scene with a loud and dynamic style that he uses to tackle subjects like race, culture, and mental health with emotional intelligence and volume. Not a subtle man, Joshua works to use his expressive and energic manner to bring positivity and build community amongst audiences across the country. He is a founding member of the award-winning comedy troupe and production company, Deadroom Comedy. In his spare time, Joshua likes to remind people that he majored in Economics as well as walk his lovely dog, Lola.
LISA LANE is an overeducated goofball who finds the funny in the balancing act of parenting teenagers, becoming single at age 50, and navigating the Ninja attack of chin hairs and wrinkles on her very own face. She is a regular host, feature, and mother figure in the Denver comedy scene, the author of Teenagers Suck and Beyond Mama Bear, and a voiceover actor. Her real-life misadventures have recently been deemed “grossly adorable” by comedian and podcast host Dan Cummins, which makes Lisa feel both seen and heard.