Nothing lasts forever, even the staggering effects of Entertainmentatude. Alas, the Professor and Tallulah will be riding into the sunset, take a gander at this Monday’s final line up!
The S.H.I.T. Show
The SHiT Show delivers the magic of sketch comedy via a sucker punch to the face. Come along for the ride, nerds!
Katya Smirnoff-Skyy
The Countess Katya Smirnoff-Skyy has enthralled Bay area audiences for years with her unique blend of opera pop and booze. With a career spanning …a very, very long time…..Katya claims to have invented Popera, romanced William Shatner, and lived next to John Lennon at the Dakota during her stint in New York City during the 1970’s. Once Eastern Europe’s greatest Mezzo-Soprano…understudy, the Countess now spends her days beautifying the masses at Macy’s Department store, as everyone’s favorite Chanel counter lady. She spends her evenings crooning and drinking her away through the finer theaters, bars and bath houses of America.
Leslie Small
Leslie Small is Bay Area native comedian and an absolutely wonderful person, especially if you ask her Mom. She practices the time honored tradition of comedy with one goal in mind: to be recruited by a gang of assassins. Since waiting for this she has performed in the NY She-Devil comedy competition, the Savage Henry comedy festival, the SF International comedy competition and in SF Sketchfest. She’s the coolest person you haven’t met yet.
Maggie Motorboat
Maggie Motorboat is Burlesque dancer and entertainer currently performing with the Hubba Hubba Revue and the Fishnet Follies Classic Burlesque Revue.
Jason Bayani
Jason Bayani is a graduate of Saint Mary’s MFA program in Creative Writing. He is a Kundiman fellow and a veteran of the National Poetry Slam scene whose work has been published in Fourteen Hills, Muzzle Magazine, Mascara Review, the National Poetry Slam anthology, Rattapallax, Write Bloody’s classroom anthology–– Learn Then Burn, and other publications. As a member of 7 National Poetry Slam teams, he’s been a National Poetry Slam finalist and represented Oakland at the International World Poetry Slam. He is also one of the founding members of the Filipino American Spoken Word troupe, Proletariat Bronze, and has been an organizer for the Asian and Pacific Islander Poetry and Spoken Word Summit. His first book, “Amulet” was published in 2013 through Write Bloody Press and has garnered acclaim in literary magazines such as Zyzzyva and Glint. He is currently the program manager for Kearny Street Workshop (the oldest multi-disciplinary Asian Pacific American multi-disciplinary arts organization in the country).
