KT #364

Lives in Chicago but originally from San Diego. He has been doing comedy for five years and works as a brunch chef making salads and toast. He shared a story about getting a DUI while receiving a handjob from his girlfriend.

A returning performer who previously appeared on the St. Louis episode. He works as an assistant manager in a kitchen and performed a dark set about abortions.

He works as a radio technician and discussed his past struggles with heroin and fentanyl. Drove from Winnipeg, Canada, to follow the Kill Tony tour and previously performed in Des Moines, he admitted to taking gas station caffeine pills before his set.

Age 28, Ukrainian-American architect who was performing stand-up for the first time. His nickname comes from his last name, Kukar, and a Cookie Monster tattoo he got in college. He mentioned he is currently shopping for a Suzuki motorcycle.

An 18-year-old from Northbrook with two years after meeting Tony at age 15 in comedy. He recently graduated high school and plays basketball for fun. He was subjected to a comedic 'sex lesson' by the band members.

His set consisted of a brief, poorly received impression of his father, age 28, from Crystal Lake who works for a company manufacturing screws and bolts. This was his first time doing stand-up, and he admitted he only signed up because his friend Dario told him to.

He told a detailed story about a drunken encounter with a 63-year-old woman he met at a party, age 28, Serbian-American who has only been doing comedy for one month. He works at a daycare and previously worked in event setup.

Age 21, house cleaner who signed up because her sister (who has dreadlocks) encouraged her. She expressed interest in local politics and shared her belief that climate change will end the world in 20 years. This was her first time performing stand-up.

Originally from Charleston, Illinois, he has been doing comedy for a couple of years. He is openly gay and HIV positive, which was the primary focus of his set and interview. He works in a restaurant located inside a hospital and is part of a new theater company.

A bank employee and drummer in a local cover band called Missing Ted. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy. He closed the show by participating in a 'Mexican Drum-Off' against Joel Jimenez.