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Brier, Washington native and Mountlake Terrace High School 2004 homecoming king Brent Flyberg returns to Seattle for one night at the historic Here-After theater in Belltown, mere blocks from City Hostel, the site of HOT STEEL, Brent’s former hostel basement crowd work show. Before relocating to Los Angeles to start the well-attended weekly show COMEDY NEAR ME in the Atwater Village neighborhood, Brent co-wrote, produced, and performed in the cult favorite comedy show, BORING TIME, which Seattle Weekly heralded as “weird,” at Scratch Deli, Capitol Hill’s premier performance space/sandwich shop.  A graduate of the People's Republic of Komedy, Seattle’s early aughts alt-comedy incubator, Brent produces Pod Yourself A Gun, a Sopranos podcast that is "popular" according to The New York Times Magazine. Brent has performed at now-dead festivals like the Bumbershoot and Bridgetown, and the more-alive-than-ever Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Standing at nearly six feet tall, most people think he is, in fact, six feet tall. 

Erin Ingle may just be Seattle's sharpest stoner and tenderest feminist, with comedy that's equal parts joy and judgment. She's a crowd favorite at bars and breweries all over, and has been seen on NBC, in the “Seattle International Comedy Competition,” at “SheDevil NYC,” “10,000 Laughs,” and “Laugh Your Asheville Off” comedy festivals. She hopes one day to be friends with someone who owns a glamorous boat. 

Ricci Armani is a Seattle based stand up comic. Since his start in 2019, Ricci has already opened for a long list of names including Nicole Byer, Matteo Lane, Joe Dombrowski and more. Get to know him with his jokes through odd jobs, dating and just turning 30.