KT #252

A vegan yoga teacher and raw food chef from Venice Beach. She has been doing comedy for two years and performed the same set as her previous appearance, tony and the guests critiqued her low energy and lack of punchlines.

The panel discussed her deadpan delivery and her choice to wear a Second City sweatshirt. Originally from Berlin, Germany, she has lived in San Francisco for four years and been doing comedy for three. She works advising tech startups.

She is a waitress at a steakhouse and discussed a personal story involving a hairbrush. This was her first time ever performing stand-up comedy, the panel found her likable despite her inexperience.

A first-time comedian who has watched the show for six months before signing up. He is a musician who lives in Torrance and has worked with Travis Barker, he admitted to being extremely nervous during his set.

He discussed his interest in documenting comedy cultures in different countries. A returning performer who is a biomolecular engineering doctor from Israel. He has a distinct accent and a quirky, scientific persona.

Originally from North Carolina, he had been in LA for five months and was living in his 1992 Ford Taurus. He had a high-energy set that was very well-received by the panel. Tony invited him to perform at the Ice House based on this set.

Age 22, from Long Island who studied philosophy, politics, and law in Binghamton. He had a hostile, unlikable stage presence that led to a tense interview with the panel. He claimed to be 1% Native American.

She demonstrated hip-hop dancing skills during her interview. A Canadian comic living in LA for three years who works as a waitress. Her real name is Nicole Smith, but she uses the stage name Nicky Bonbon.

She told a story about being arrested for hitting a roommate with an iron over ten dollars, a Puerto Rican comic originally from St. Petersburg, Florida, who spent 12 years in the New York comedy scene. Tony invited her to return the following week to perform again.