Voted “Best Comedic Variety Show – 2013” we have quickly gained attention from local media sources, helping us grow a consistent, loyal fan base. Spinningplatters.com called the show “kinetic, spontaneous, multilayered, textured... pure, unfettered comedy.”

Currently performing on the fourth Wednesday of every month in San Francisco's downtown area (just blocks from Powell St. BART) at the PianoFight theater, our group has been selected to perform in every SF Sketchfest since its formation in 2012. We performed two sold-out shows in January 2013 at the Dark Room Theater in San Francisco, featuring special guest cast member comedian Brody Stevens (as seen on Conan, Chelsea Lately, Children’s Hospital, The Hangover, and I Am Comic). In January 2014, we graduated to the larger Eureka Theatre for Sketchfest - a headlining performance where we played to yet another sold-out audience.

“DWTS is Saturday Night Live meets Funny or Die meets Wednesday night .”

– SF Weekly              

Bert DiVietri – A San Francisco-based comedian originally from Lansing, Michigan, Bert Divietri was a regular at the world famous Purple Onion, a member of the Young Guns of Comedy, and the co-founder of the comedy hip-hop group Death Ray Astray who recently released two music videos for their most requested songs. He has been featured in military fundraisers, nerd comedy venues, and hip-hop comedy shows all across the USA.
Nick Palm - A budding force in the Bay Area comedy scene, Nick Palm stand-up act combines true stories with his absurd imagination to leave audiences wanting more, and often questioning their own sanity. As a local of San Francisco, Nick uses his amazing ability to pick apart the mundane and bring humor to every day occurrences. Aside from standup, Nick can be seen in various sketch and acting projects throughout the Bay Area.
Parker Nevin - Parker looks like a pretty tall baby. Improviser, actor, comedian, writer, and self-proclaimed marketing director, he has performed at venues that include the Purple Onion, the Punch Line, Un-Scripted Theater, and the Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts. He also wrote and acted in a viral Youtube sketch that appeared on Comedy Central's Tosh.0.
Brian Fields - Brian grew up a hick boy in the southern part of Ohio. He bagged groceries during the summer. He became a professional poker player and made a bunch of money. He has a Ph.D. in Computers. When he decided to take up comedy, there was no doubt he would be successful. Within six months he was in the finals of the Battle of the Bay Comedy Competition. Brian believes happiness is possible in this world, however ephemeral.
Sarah Longacre - As demonstrated by the length of time it took for this bio to be written, Sarah is a procrastinator who is allowed to be in the group because she lets us typecast her as small children and loose women. Her acting profession peaked at the age of 8 when she was cast in a musical production of Babes In Toyland, where she played the non speaking role of the creepy cat. Sarah sells market research by day and does whatever she feels like at night, including drinking wine and pestering her cat and fiancé.
Emily Van Dyke - Emily Van Dyke is 31 and still on her mom’s cell phone plan. Originally from Indiana, The Crossroads of America, she has struggled to overcome a monotone voice, nearsightedness and the death of her late cat "Patches" to become a comic who has an apartment with a washer/dryer inside of it. Emily hosts the comedy dating show "Flirting with Laughter," she was the winner of the 2013 Walk the Plank Comedy Competition and she performs in clubs and basements all the time. Also Emily Van Dyke is not related to Dick Van Dyke so don't be an idiot and ask her that.
Justin Alan - A bearded bow tie aficionado has never sounded so funny. Justin Alan started telling jokes on stage in early 2011 and is going stronger than ever. Justin has been hustling hard from SF to NY to LA doing stand up, and is tapping into improv, writing, and acting as well. He hates spiders.