
KT #25
Lineup
- 1Dean Perocci22:36Bucket Pull
The panel advised him to stretch his material and be less nervous, a new comic trying to find his voice. He performed a very short set about wanting to fuck Ursula from The Little Mermaid.
- 2Kate Quigley29:36Bucket Pull
Her set focused on her poor dating choices, specifically a guy wearing a hat that said 'cock'. The panel suggested she make her material more personal and vulnerable. She has been doing comedy for about two and a half years.
- 3Frank Castillo38:27Bucket Pull
He told a story about two different homeless men interacting at his workplace. A recurring performer who works at a coffee shop, the panel praised it as one of his funniest minutes but noted he should establish the setting earlier.
- 4Mike Grubbs43:05Bucket Pull
He joked about his gay brother and compared being gay to being left-handed. This was his first minute of stand-up ever. He lives in a two-bedroom house with his wife, son, and his brother.
- 5Mark Murray48:56Bucket Pull
He joked about having dry skin and dandruff in his eyebrows. This was only his second time on stage, having debuted at the LA Podfest. The panel gave him a stern talk about the need to perform constantly to find a voice.
- 6Eric Carter56:56Bucket Pull
He discussed Southern stereotypes and 'first world problems'. Originally from Mississippi and living in Orange County, he has been doing comedy for about two years. The panel loved his likability but suggested he acknowledge his clean-cut appearance versus his Southern accent.
- 7Sean Khan1:05:10Bucket Pull
He told a story about a confrontation with a man who wouldn't pick up dog feces, the panel critiqued his low volume and perceived arrogance. He was somewhat defensive during the interview, leading to a long discussion on stage presence.
- 8Sara Weinshenk1:14:26Regular
Debuted at the LA Podfest. She performed a minute hating on pretentious Renaissance artists and street artists, the panel encouraged her to be more passionate and specific about her dislikes.
- 9Sara Mostajabi1:21:58Regular
She felt targeted by a previous joke about how women get passed at the club. She has been doing comedy for four months and had a visible emotional breakdown on stage, the panel tried to help her navigate the 'boys club' atmosphere of comedy.
- 10Kim Congdon1:28:03Regular
She joked about the jealousy she feels toward a woman who started a professional cuddling business. They suggested she refine the 'math' of the joke to make the punchlines hit harder. The panel noted she is very likable and presentable.
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