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January
9th - 11th, 2009— Friday-Sunday
Norm
MacDonald From
"Saturday Night Live"
Perhaps best known for his offbeat delivery
of "the fake news" on "Saturday Night Live"
for five seasons, Norm MacDonald continues to be a major
comedic presence. Aside from his notable characterizations
of Bob Dole and Burt Reynolds on “SNL,” MacDonald
proved that his acerbic wit and writing were not to be
contained to just the small screen. He starred in and
co-wrote the film Dirty Work, and provided the voice of
Lucky the Dog in Dr. Doolittle. Macdonald also had roles
in Billy Madison with Adam Sandler and in The People Vs.
Larry Flint.
MacDonald’s other feature film projects
include Screwed and the 1999 Andy Kaufman biopic Man on
the Moon, and he also served as a writer for the hit ABC
series “Roseanne.” He continues to regularly
tour the country performing his popular stand-up comedy.
David Alan Grier From
Comedy Central's "Chocolate News"
After a succession of movie character roles and TV
guest spots, David Alan Grier was cast in Keenan Ivory Wayans' tribute
to the "Blaxploitation" film I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.
Soon after, Grier became one of the original ensemble players on
Wayans' TV series "In Living Color.” Grier's memorable
characterizations for the landmark series include Antoine Merriwether,
the non-bald half of the "Men On..." sketches and a less
than kind impression of Muhammad Ali.
Grier’s many film credits include Jumanji, the film adaptation
of the TV show Bewitched and the 80s cult classic Amazon Women From
the Moon. He also had a notable role in writer-director-star Mario
Van Peebles' "Baadassss!" and has guest-starred on numerous
television shows including “Premium Blend” and “Crank
Yankers” on Comedy Central, “Letterman,” and “MadTV.”
Most recently, David Alan Grier stars as the host of the new show
“Chocolate News” on Comedy Central.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: The
SF Sketchfest Comedy Writing Award
Robert
Smigel in conversation with Dana Carvey
SF Sketchfest is honored to present its first ever
Comedy Writing Award to Saturday Night Live, TV Funhouse and Dana
Carvey Show scribe Robert Smigel, who will be joined by frequent
collaborator Dana Carvey for a conversation and Q&A. Smigel
first established himself as a writer on Saturday Night Live when
Lorne Michaels returned as executive producer for the 1985-1986
season. Smigel wrote many memorable sketches, including Bill Swerkski’s
Superfans (Da Bears!) and one where host William Shatner urged worshipful
attendees at a Star Trek convention to "get a life."
Smigel later became the first head writer at Late
Night with Conan O'Brien, where he created numerous successful comedy
bits, including one where Smigel performed only the lips of public
figures which were superimposed on photos of the actual people (Bill
Clinton and Arnold Swarzenegger proving the most fertile go-to characters).
Smigel's most famous creation, however, is the foul-mouthed puppet
Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog, who mercilessly mocks celebrities
and others in the style of a Borscht Belt comedian. Smigel also
wrote and performed on the short-lived Dana Carvey Show.
Smigel continued to establish himself on Saturday
Night Live by producing infamous, provocative, short animated segments
under the title TV Funhouse, which usually satirizes public figures
and popular culture. It spawned a TV show on Comedy Central featuring
a mix of puppets, animation, and short sketches. Although only eight
episodes were aired (during the winter of 2000 - 2001) Smigel continued
to create TV Funhouse segments for Saturday Night Live and occasionally
appears in films (usually alongside SNL veterans such as Adam Sandler).
Michael
McKean, Annette
O'Toole, Rachel
Dratch,
Scott Thompson, Laraine
Newman,
Jason Sudeikis, Will Forte and
co-creators Eugene
Pack and Dayle
Reyfel
"Celebrity Autobiography: In Their Own Words"
is the brainchild of Eugene Pack. As Pack explains, "I would
listen to a lot of books-on-tape, particularly autobiographies,
and was astounded at what people would write about. If I got a hold
of one of the books, I'd read it out loud to a friend, and they'd
insist I was making it up….but people actually wrote these
words. I thought that putting the material up in front of an audience
would be extremely entertaining."
One night, Pack had access to a comedy space and
asked a group of fellow performers and comedians to bring in excerpts
of autobiographies that were not necessarily written to be funny.
The evening was an instant success---and it soon became a monthly
performance piece, co-hosted and co-produced by Dayle Reyfel. After
covering over 300 different bios, "In Their Own Words"
is never short of material because every week, someone else has
written their life story!
SF Sketchfest welcomes co-creators Eugene Pack and
Dayle Reyfel, and guest orators Michael McKean (This is Spinal Tap),
Annette O’Toole (Smallville), Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night
Live), Will Forte (Saturday Night Live), Jason Sudeikis (Saturday
Night Live), Scott Thompson (The Kids in the Hall) and Laraine Newman
(Saturday Night Live).
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Stand
Up Spotlight featuring
Doug Benson & Sean Cullen
Doug Benson finished in the top six on NBC's “Last
Comic Standing” and is a series regular on VH-1’s “Best
Week Ever.” He also makes recurring appearances on “Jimmy
Kimmel Live,” “The Sarah Silverman Program” and
has his own half-hour special on Comedy Central. Doug has also made
numerous guest appearances including on shows such as “Friends”
and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and has performed on “The
Late Late Show,” “Premium Blend” and countless
others.
Doug was also one of the creators/writers/stars of
“The Marijuana-Logues,” a show that’s been a hit
(small pun intended) in clubs and theatres from Los Angeles to New
York—and drew a bongload of rave reviews. Now there’s
a CD, also called The Marijuana-Logues, and a book, The Marijuana-Logues:
Everything About Pot That We Could Remember. In 2006, High Times
Magazine named Doug the “Stoner of The Year,” and most
recently he starred in the documentary "Super High Me."
Sean Cullen combines stream of consciousness improv
with uncanny mimicry and broad musical talents to create a style
that is his and his alone. Once a member of seminal Canadian group
Corky and the Juice Pigs, Sean has gone on to be a finalist on NBC’s
“Last Comic Standing,” and has appeared on shows including
“The Ellen Show,” “The Tonight Show” and
“The Late Late Show,” as well as his own “Comedy
Central Presents” special. He also starred in his own television
series “The Sean Cullen Show” on the CBC.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: The
Sound of Young America Live with
Jesse Thorn
guests
include Sean Cullen and more to be announced
The Sound of Young America is a public radio show
about things that are awesome. Every week host Jessie Thorn, America’s
radio sweetheart, the youngest national host in public radio history
at 26, brings listeners the most exciting voices in music, literature,
comedy and the arts. The show is distributed to public radio stations
around the country by Public Radio International, and is heard by
thousands every week via one of the most popular podcasts in public
radio. The Sound has twice been featured in Salon, Time Magazine,
The Wall Street Journal, and Esquire, which picked the show as one
of it’s “Esquire 100,” writing “Finally,
a public radio show that’s specifically designed not for the
kind of people who carry around canvas NPR tote bags.”
SF Sketchfest is proud to welcome back The Sound for another live
taping of this innovative program, featuring special appearances
by Last Comic Standing’s Sean Cullen, and more to be announced.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Invite
Them Up with
Eugene Mirman and Bobby Tisdale
featuring
Janeane Garofalo, Todd Barry, Tig Notaro and more
Invite Them Up is a cabaret-style variety show hosted
and created by New York comics Eugene Mirman and Bobby Tisdale.
SF Sketchfest is proud to welcome back ITU with a new lineup. Friday’s
bill features Janeane Garofalo (Wet Hot American Summer), Todd Barry
(The Wrestler), and Tig Notaro (The Sarah Silverman Program).
SF
Sketchfest Presents: The
Hills: A Staged Reading
with
Janeane Garofalo, Rob Huebel, Rachael Harris,
Mike Phirman, Tom Kenny and more
You’ve seen Shakespeare, you’ve heard
Mozart. Now, witness the greatest work of our time. It’s Heidi
vs. Lauren and it’s really, really important. It’s The
Hills: A Staged Reading.
SF Sketchfest brings the wildly popular Upright Citizens
Brigade LA-based show that has been featured in People magazine
to San Francisco. Transcripts of actual episodes from the MTV show
have been edited and combined for a special “Best Of”
extravaganza, featuring comedians portraying the show’s characters.
Join Janeane Garofalo (24), Rachael Harris (For Your Consideration),
Rob Huebel (Human Giant), Rob Riggle (The Daily Show), Dannah Feinglass
(Mad TV), Danielle Schneider (Best Week Ever), Mike Phirman (Comedy
Central), narrator Tom Kenny (Spongebob Squarepants) and creator
(of this version) Robin Shorr as they explore the absorbing drama
of The Hills.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Invite
Them Up with
Eugene Mirman and Bobby Tisdale
with
Rob Riggle, Todd Barry, Tig Notaro, Rob Huebel and Paul Scheer
Invite Them Up is a cabaret-style variety show hosted
and created by New York comics Eugene Mirman and Bobby Tisdale.
SF Sketchfest is proud to welcome back ITU with a new lineup.
Saturday’s lineup includes Rob Riggle (The Daily Show),
Todd Barry (The Wrestler), Rob Huebel (Human Giant), Paul Scheer
(Human Giant), and Tig Notaro (The Sarah Silverman Program).
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Stella:
The Classic Nightclub Show
Michael
Ian Black, Michael Showalter and David Wain with
guests Tom Lennon, Tig Notaro, The Doilies and
house band Wil Blades
Featuring three former member of The State, Stella
(a.k.a. Michael Ian Black, Michael Showalter and David Wain) bring
their skewed point of view and unpredictable antics to the Cobb’s
stage for one night of their classic night club act. They’ll
welcome special guests Thomas Lennon (Reno 911!), Tig Notaro (The
Sarah Silverman Program), Nick Kroll (Best Week Ever), The Doilies
(Michael Showalter & Zak Orth) and house band Wil Blades.
Comedy icons Martin Mull and Fred Willard come together
in this extremely rare return to the fictional town of Fernwood,
Ohio, and the classic parody Fernwood 2Night. Created by Norman
Lear as a spin-off of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, the talk show
was hosted by Martin Mull’s Barth Gimble (twin brother to
his Hartman character Garth Gimble) and his sidekick/announcer Jerry
Hubbard (the incredible Fred Willard).
The show was rounded out by their stage band, Happy
Kyne and His Mirthmakers, as well as a fantastic lineup of guests.
Well-known actors usually appeared playing characters, but occasionally
arrived as themselves; famous faces included Charlton Heston, Paul
Reubens, and Dabney Coleman.
It has been 30 years since Gimble and Hubbard went
off the air, and SF Sketchfest is delighted to welcome these two
television greats back to the stage for one night only—with
plenty of surprises in store.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Game
Show Explosion! with
Jimmy Pardo
Celebrity
matching game with panel including
Jon Hamm, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Bob Odenkirk,
Paul F. Tompkins, Pat Francis and Scott Aukerman
SF Sketchfest favorite, Jimmy Pardo, returns to host
Game Show Explosion!, a celebrity matching game. Pardo’s quick
wit and crowd work highlight this high-energy, hilarious game show
in which randomly selected audience contestants go head to head
and try to match answers with a panel of guest comics and actors.
Friday’s incredible lineup features Emmy-winner Jon Hamm (Mad
Men’s Don Draper), Mary Lynn Rajskub (CTU analyst Chloe O’Brien
on FOX’s 24), Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show with Bob and David),
Paul F. Tompkins (host of VH1’s Best Week Ever), Pat Francis
(Never Not Funny) and Scott Aukerman (Mr. Show). Don’t miss
this fan favorite!
Zach
Galifianakis, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Bob Odenkirk, Paul F. Tompkins,
Andy Kindler, Chris Hardwick and The Fun Bunch
Los Angeles’ popular weekly stand-up and variety
show, Comedy Death Ray, returns to SF Sketchfest once again, with
an incredible new lineup. Created and hosted by The Fun Bunch (Scott
Aukerman and B.J. Porter), the show will feature Zach Galifianakis
(Comedians of Comedy), Mary Lynn Rajskub (24), Bob Odenkirk (Mr.
Show with Bob and David), Paul F. Tompkins (host of VH1’s
Best Week Ever), Andy Kindler (The Late Show with David Letterman),
and Chris Hardwick (Attack of the Show).
Hosted
by Jimmy Pardo, Pat Francis and Matt Belknap
with special guest Jon Hamm
Now in its fourth season, Never Not Funny is a free-flowing
conversation with comedian and TV personality Jimmy Pardo. Every
week, Jimmy sits down with producer Matt Belknap and a friend from
the world of entertainment to share stories and laugh at life. Named
one of the best podcasts of the year by the iTunes Staff, Never
Not Funny has also been nominated for a Weblog Award in 2006 and
a Podcast Award in 2007 and 2008 and won "Best Comedy Podcast"
from Rooftop Comedy. Joining Pardo and Belknap for the SF Sketchfest
edition are beloved NNF guest Pat Francis, and Emmy-Award winner
Jon Hamm of Mad Men.
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Game
Show Explosion! with
Jimmy Pardo
Celebrity
matching game with panel including
Jon Hamm, Andy Richter, Paul F. Tompkins, Matt Walsh, Chris Hardwick
and Scott Aukerman
SF Sketchfest favorite, Jimmy Pardo, returns to host
Game Show Explosion!, a celebrity matching game. Pardo’s quick
wit and crowd work highlight this high-energy, hilarious game show
in which randomly selected audience contestants go head to head
and try to match answers with a panel of guest comics and actors.
Saturday welcomes Emmy-Winner Jon Hamm (Mad Men’s Don Draper),
Andy Richter (Andy Richter Controls the Universe), Paul F. Tompkins
(host of VH1’s Best Week Ever), Matt Walsh (Upright Citizens
Brigade), Chris Hardwick (Hard ‘n Phirm) and Scott Aukerman
(Mr. Show with Bob and David). Don’t miss this fan favorite!
SF
Sketchfest Presents: Closing
Night Show Bobby
Bingo with Bobby Tisdale
featuring
Zach Galifianakis, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Bob Odenkirk, Paul F. Tompkins,
Matt Walsh, Frank Conniff and more
What better way to close SF Sketchfest than with an
evening of Bobby Bingo! Bobby Tisdale (Invite Them Up) and special
guest comics call live bingo games for cool celebrity-donated prizes,
all the while bantering and doing planned and impromptu bits. Join
Zach Galifianakis (Comedians of Comedy), Mary Lynn Rajskub (24),
Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show with Bob and David), Paul F. Tompkins (Best
Week Ever), Matt Walsh (Upright Citizens Brigade), Frank Conniff
(Mystery Science Theater 3000) and many more. Grab a bingo card
and get ready for a great time!
Born in Queens and raised on Long Island, Dave Attell
got into stand-up comedy in the late eighties after graduating from
New York University with a degree in Film and Television. After
many years working the open mic circuit in Manhattan, Attell worked
his way up through the club scene onto the road, touring across
America as a national headliner and developing a huge following
among fans and the industry alike.
Dave Attell was named one of the “25 Funniest
People in America” by Entertainment Weekly Magazine. His caustic
wit, rapid-fire delivery and his choice of material that can best
be described as "very adult" has earned him the reputation
as a "comic's comic." In 2001, Attell used this love of
booze and laughter to create and host the hit series, "Insomniac
with Dave Attell,” which ran until 2004 on Comedy Central.
Attell has made numerous appearances on “The
Late Show with David Letterman,” “The Tonight Show with
Jay Leno,” “Late Night with Conan O'Brien,” “The
Howard Stern Show,” “Later with Carson Daly” and
“The Daily Show with Jon Stewart”. He also appeared
in Chris Rock’s cult film "Pootie Tang,” on Comedy
Central’s "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn" and in
his own half-hour stand-up special "Comedy Central Presents
Dave Attell.”
Jon
Lajoie Internet
Sensation from "YouTube" and "Funny or Die"
Jon Lajoie is an extremely talented Montreal-based
comedian/writer/singer/performer who has become an internet phenomenon.
His shorts have generated over 40 million views, he's a frequent
contributor to “Funny or Die” and he has been featured
in USA Today. He is also a classically trained actor and has appeared
on a light drama in Canada for the past several years.
Lajoie was recently named to Variety's “Top
Ten Comics To Watch” list, and he will be performing at
the Montreal Comedy Festival in "Jon Lajoie: Live as F*ck,”
one of the festival’s most anticipated shows. His biggest
hits include “Everyday Normal Guy,” “2 Girls
One Cup Song,” “Show Me Your Genitals,” “High
As Fuck” and “Everyday Normal Guy 2.”
Charlie Murphy is best known for his writing and
acting contributions to Comedy Central’s “Chappelle’s
Show.” Some of his most popular sketches were the “Charlie
Murphy’s True Hollywood Stories” which spoofed the
E! Entertainment Television shows. In these, Murphy recounts his
misadventures with his brother’s entourage, including his
encounter with Prince and the late Rick James. Dave Chappelle
once praised Murphy, saying he was "just as funny, or funnier
than a comedian."
Murphy also appeared in the films “CB4,”
“The Players Club,” “Harlem Nights,” and
Spike Lee’s “Jungle Fever,” and co-wrote “Vampire
in Brooklyn” starring his brother Eddie Murphy. Murphy has
also appeared as a guest on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and
in Comedy Central’s “Merry F-in X-Mas.”
Greg
Behrendt Host
of "The Greg Behrendt Show" and author of "He's
Just Not That Into You"
Comedian Greg Behrendt is the co-author of the
two-million-copy bestseller, “He’s Just Not That
Into You,” establishing himself as a voice of reason and
inspiration for all of us negotiating, and sometimes drowning
in, the treacherous waters of romantic relationships. Greg was
also the host of “The Greg Behrendt Show,” which
featured Behrendt’s signature humor and advice when it
came to all kinds of relationships – including those with
family, friends, romantic partners and relationships in the
workplace.
Warner Bros. recently released his debut DVD,
“Greg Behrendt is Uncool,” which is the follow-up
to his comedy CD, “UNCOOL.” “UNCOOL,”
the examination of a rocker turned suburban Dad struggling to
hang on to his last threads of coolness, explores the evolution
of the male psyche while bucking the conventional entry into
maturity. Based in Los Angeles, Behrendt was a consultant for
three consecutive seasons on HBO’s “Sex and the
City” in which he brought his original male point-of-view
to the writing staff. His acclaimed stand-up comedy has been
seen on HBO, “The Tonight Show,” “Late Show
w/David Letterman,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”
and Comedy Central.
Maz
Jobrani From
the "Axis of Evil Comedy Tour" and ABC's "The
Knights of Prosperity"
Iranian-born Maz Jobrani is well-known as a founding
member of the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour, a show which features
some of the top Middle Eastern-American comics in the world.
Their Comedy Central special premiered in 2007 as the first
all Middle Eastern show on American TV, and a DVD was also soon
released.
Jobrani has appeared in numerous film and television
roles, including ABC’s “The Knights of Prosperity,”
“Friday After Next” “The Interpreter”
and “13 Going on 30.” He has performed his stand-up
on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The
Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” “The Late Late
Show with Craig Kilborn” and Comedy Central’s “Premium
Blend.” Recently Jobrani sold a TV show based on his life
in the US as an Iranian-American to CBS, and he is currently
preparing to shoot a film titled “Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan
Hero” – a cross between a Middle Eastern “Pink
Panther” and “Bend it Like Beckham.”
Jim
Norton From
XM Radio's "The Opie and Anthony Show"
New Jersey native Jim Norton is a nationally-touring
comedian and best-selling author who can be heard weekday
mornings on the Opie & Anthony radio show. The show, heard
by millions of devoted fans each day, airs on both CBS and
XM radio networks. Jim is also the host of “Down and
Dirty with Jim Norton,” which showcases new stand-up
comedians. He also recently starred in his own HBO special
“Monster Rain.” Jim was a regular on Comedy Central’s
“Tough Crowd” and has performed on “The
Tonight Show,” “The Late Show,” HBO’s
“One Night Stand,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live”
and “Last Call with Carson Daly.”
Jim has also published two best-selling books,
Happy Endings: The Tales of a Meaty-Breasted Zilch, and the
recently released I Hate Your Guts. He has also released two
stand-up comedy CDs: 2002’s “Yellow Discipline”
and 2003’s “Trinkets I Own Made from Gorilla Hands.”
The
Kims of Comedy Starring
Steve Byrne, Ken Jeong and Kevin Shea
Steve Byrne has filmed a Comedy Central 1/2 Hour
Special that was voted 8th out of 120 by viewers in Comedy Central’s
Stand Up Showdown. He was also the winner of MySpace's “Stand
Up Sit Down” on TBS. In 2006 Steve performed at the Just
for Laughs Festival in Montreal, Can West Comedy Festival in
Vancouver and the Las Vegas Comedy Festival. He can also be
seen on NBC's new show, “The Real Wedding Crashers,”
and most recently appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jay
Leno.”
Also appearing is Ken Jeong, who has made appearances
on “The Office,” “Entourage” and “Curb
Your Enthusiasm.” Ken made his feature film debut in “Knocked
Up” and also had a role in “The Pineapple Express.”
He recently completed filming “All About Steve”
starring Sandra Bullock, “Little Big Men” starring
Paul Rudd, and “The Goods: The Don Ready Story,”
starring Jeremy Piven. He also made a cameo appearance in the
recent film “Step Brothers.” Kevin Shea performed
at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal which
led to an appearance on Comedy Central's “Premium Blend.”
He has also performed multiple times on “Jimmy Kimmel
Live.”
Paula
Poundstone Star
of multiple HBO specials and a Cable Ace Award winner
Paula Poundstone is famous for her razor-sharp
wit and spontaneity. Her first one-hour HBO special, “Cats,
Cops, and Stuff,” made her the first woman to ever receive
the Cable ACE award for best standup comedy special. She also
starred in a self-titled talk show series on HBO for which she
won her second Cable ACE Award.
In 1992, Poundstone filed memorable field commentary
of the Presidential Election for the “Tonight Show with
Jay Leno.” This led to her own show on ABC, aptly named,
“The Paula Poundstone Show,” and behind-the-scenes
coverage of that year’s EMMY Awards. Paula’s first
book, There’s Nothing In This Book That I Meant To Say,
is part memoir, part monologue, and features biographies of
legendary historical figures including Abraham Lincoln, Joan
of Arc and Sitting Bull, among others. BRAVO recently premiered
Paula’s newest standup comedy special: “Paula Poundstone:
Look What the Cat Dragged In.” She has also appeared on
Garrison Keillor's “A Prairie Home Companion,” “Late
Night with David Letterman,” ”Sesame Street,”
“To Tell The Truth” and “Comic Relief.”
Veteran comedian Ralphie May’s popularity
exploded after the success of the first season of “Last
Comic Standing.” Long-time fans of Ralphie were joined
by countless new fans when America thought he was robbed of
the winner’s title. Despite the show’s outcome,
Ralphie’s special brand of comedy combines the familiar
elements of hip-hop and topical comedy with a dash of southern
down-home flavor and quick wit, making him one of the most popular
comedians in the country. His first DVD, appropriately titled
“Just Correct,” went platinum!
His special brand of humor and incredible timing
has allowed Ralphie to cross social, cultural, and ethnic barriers
and has earned him roles in such films as “For Da Love
of Money” and “Gas.” Ralphie has worked as
an actor, writer and producer on ESPN's “Mohr Sports”
starring Jay Mohr and made multiple appearances on “The
Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn” and “Jimmy Kimmel
Live.” He has also appeared on “Tough Crowd,”
“The Man Show” and MTV’s “Bash,”
as well as in guest-starring roles on numerous television shows.
In an appearance on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”
he received a standing ovation, the first comedian in 10 years
to receive this honor.
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