SketchHaüs

TICKETS: $12, $10 with Student ID (NO TICKET FEES ONLINE!)

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UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

THURSDAY 5/3 @ 930PM: I Wrote This On the Internet / Daft Agenda
THURSDAY 5/10 @ 930PM: I Wrote This On the Internet / Daft Agenda
THURSDAY 5/17 @ 930PM: Sawyer & Hurley / Daft Agenda
THURSDAY 5/24 @ 930PM: Groaners & Boners / Daft Agenda
THURSDAY 5/31 @ 930PM: Sketch Avengers / Daft Agenda

THURSDAY 6/7 @ 930PM: Obv. / Sketch Avengers!
THURSDAY 6/14 @ 930PM: The BFF Tannens / Sketch Avengers!
THURSDAY 6/21 @ 930PM: Friends of Gertrude / Sketch Avengers!
THURSDAY 6/28 @ 930PM: Sawyer & Hurley / Sketch Avengers! 

Daft Agenda: Daft Agenda has unintentionally stumbled down the darker path of our comedic psyches for this upcoming Sketchaus run, loaded with entirely new material! Join us as we take the brutally honest, more harrowing road less travelled by, rather than the clearly sunnier and safer route. Just like that scene with Belle's father in "Beauty and the Beast." (No abnormally intelligent horse is going to tell us what to do, either!) Don't let the arrival of Spring and the warmth of the Sun prevent you from enjoying a month of comedy with your pals Daft Agenda! We humbly present our new show: "MAY We Entertain You?" Thursdays in May at ImprovBoston's Sketchaus!

I Wrote This On the Internet: The internet provides so many conveniences - the ability to reach an audience anywhere, to communicate with others instantly, without physical limitations or actual human contact. So come and see as we strip all that away for I Wrote This On The Internet! People will be reading things they've written online - short stories, Tweets, blog posts, e-mails - in-person, to a limited audience, in the real world, their pieces printed on real once-live paper! Take that, advances in technology! It's inconvenient and wasteful, but hopefully hilarious.

Sawyer & Hurley: Actor-comedians Dave Sawyer and Dennis Hurley started performing together after meeting at The Tribe Theater in Boston. Over the years, they’ve honed their quirky two-man sketch and improv comedy show, which draws inspiration from pop culture, character nuance, and awkward moments in everyday life. Today, Sawyer & Hurley can be seen at ImprovBoston where they love to portray Boston’s own Mayor Menino in various ridiculous scenarios. They have previously appeared at Philly Sketchfest, the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, the Boston Improv Festival, The Boston Comedy Festival and ImprovBoston’s Geek Week Festival where they debuted their original show, The Complete Works of Batman (Abridged). Disclaimer: They are not characters on the popular television show, LOST. 

Groaners & Boners: This high-speed comedy revue is a whirlwind collection of gags, one-liners, and "silent movie" sketches.  Borrowing from the infectious lunacy of 'The Muppet Show', 'Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In', and 'You Can’t Do That On Television', these home-groan performers will prove there is no limit to comedic hysteria.

Sketch Avengers: Sketch Avengers are here to save the day!Sketch comedy is in peril.  The city needs saving.  Four to six comedians in Boston have decided to come together to save the day ... or at least make people happy for the duration of our show.  Starring members of The Dowry, Fists of Joy, Friends of Gertrude, and Daft Agenda!

Obv.:  Christine Cuddy and Megan Goltermann have been performing (and drinking wine) together for ten years. Obv! is the culmination of years of wine on Megan's porch and subsequent poorly written comedy notes that they decipher the next time they are on the porch. After compiling these notes they decided they should do a show.

BFF Tannens :  The BFF Tannens are a small offshoot of the sketch troupe Kite Flub.  Do not talk about Kite Flub. With Amy Frizzi, Ashley Sorrondeguy, Tim Stonelake, and Thomas Towell

Friends of Gertrude :  Two black guys, an albino, a chick, and a jew walk into a bar in Boston. After sharing one whole beer, Friends of Gertrude was born. Their fun and fast-paced shows have been described as unpredictable, smart, and hilarious by audiences and critics alike. Through face melting and irreverent sketches, glorious song, and impromptu break-dancing, FoG brings to the table a fresh, fearless, and funny brand of comedy that takes aim at art, life, pop culture, your mom, and everything else in between.Official Selection to the 2010 Philly Sketch Festival. Finalist in the Improv/Sketch Competition in the 2010 Boston Comedy Festival. http://www.friendsofgertrude.com

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The Dowry
Daft Agenda
Fists of Joy
Friends of Gertrude

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