The first night of shows is full of once-in-a-lifetime lineups! Catch a combination improv/stand-up show featuring a variety of comics and improvisers from around the country! Recently described as “kinda funny” by San Francisco Mayor London Breed, Steven Asifo brings you on a trip where everything makes sense…from his perspective. With his charm and infectious energy, Steven has you laughing from start to finish, as he explores his anxiety-filled mishaps about marriage, adulthood, and weird facts of life. Eli Lutsky is a comedian and writer based in beautiful Los Angeles, California, home of the whopper. He has been doing stand up comedy for over ten years and has performed at numerous festivals across the country. He’s also one fourth of the sketch comedy group Big Tobacco, whose original play “Bad Play” recently had a month-long run of sold out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Eli can also solve a Rubik’s Cube pretty fast but not fast enough make money off of it or anything. Eddie Ho-Young is a stand-up comedian born in South Korea raised in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois who lives in Brooklyn with his dog Lasagna. His stand-up career started in Philly, continued in Los Angeles, and is likely ending soon in New York City. He can regularly be seen performing at the Tiny Cupboard, Helium Comedy Club, and The Lincoln Lodge. He hosts a monthly show in Bushwick called 4K Comedy. Born in Seattle Washington, Pete Ballmer is a stand up comedian currently based in San Francisco. Pete's sharp but friendly style of comedy brings the whole room together through seamlessly weaving together his insights on concerning societal trends, mundane human experiences, romance and his own upbringing. Chicago born and raised, Piebenga Plumbing was the name of our father, grandfather, and uncle's actual plumbing concern. We provide no such services, save improvisation. Since 2014 we have been plying our improvisational trade in two-person form at numerous theatres and festivals, and delight in bringing to life surreal moments with grounded, purposeful commitment to character. Tickets are $15