KT #231

He spent his minute visibly shaking and admitted he had no material prepared, from the Boston area. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy, and he admitted he was only doing it because a friend dared him.

Tony complimented his joke writing despite his physical anxiety, age 21, advertising student at Boston University with a little over a year in comedy. He was extremely nervous, causing his cheek to shake visibly throughout the set.

A construction worker from New Bedford who claimed she was forced to sign up by the door staff. This was her first time attempting stand-up, and she spent her time talking about her hatred for conformists. She mentioned being a fan of Joe Rogan and Game of Thrones.

His set focused on his name being a common dog name and his experiences during the evacuation. Originally from Key West, Florida, he had recently evacuated to Boston due to a hurricane. He helps run a club called Comedy Key West, handling social media and photography.

Charlie Weingarten performed as Boston Baked Charlie. Performed in a disguise as a character named 'Boston Baked Charlie,' a time-traveling comedian from the 1980s. Tony eventually revealed his real name is Charlie Weingarten, he refused to break character during the interview despite Tony's attempts to talk to the 'real' him.

Drove five hours from New Jersey to attend the show and wrote his set during the drive. He works as an EKG Quality Assurance technician and is 27 years old, his comedy focused primarily on the self-perceived large size of his head.

Based in Rhode Island and has been doing stand-up for about a year and a half. He works professionally in corporate team-building facilitation. Tony and the guests praised his confidence and his premises regarding Black Lives Matter and ATM chip readers.

A former jazz trumpet player who had been doing comedy for only two months at the time of the recording. She mentioned being accepted to Berklee College of Music but not attending due to the cost. She wore a Kill Tony shirt and was praised for having a unique comedic voice.

His set focused on his father's use of military time despite never serving in the armed forces. A Boston-based comedian who has been performing for nearly four years. He works in the mutual fund industry and has been with his girlfriend for seven years.

He told a brief, surreal joke about a thought he had while in the bathtub, the brother of the first performer, Bobson. He was given a shortened 30-second set due to the venue's strict 'hard out' time.