We’ve teased the headlines. We’ve revealed the feature acts. Now it’s time to give you the goods on when and where you can see all these great groups! Here’s the schedule for this year’s fest! The Big Kickoff! Who: Specific Northwest When: Sunday, 9/13 @ 7p Where: The Pocket Theater Local…
We locked ourselves in a theatre, pored over myriad video submissions from around the country, and finally released the traditional puff of white smoke. The message was clear: SketchFest Headliners have been selected!
SketchFest isn’t just about sketch comedy, y’know. We like to make it a celebration of everything that cracks us up, which is why we bring in our favorite stand-up comedians to kick off every festival show. And one of those comedians is our pal Tyler Schnupp!
SketchFest isn’t just about sketch comedy, y’know. We like to make it a celebration of everything that cracks us up, which is why we bring in our favorite stand-up comedians to kick off every festival show. Stand-up comedians like Andie Main:
SketchFest isn’t just about sketch comedy, y’know. We like to make it a celebration of everything that cracks us up, which is why we bring in our favorite stand-up comedians to kick off every festival show. Comedians like Erin Ingle!
SketchFest isn’t just about sketch comedy, y’know. We like to make it a celebration of everything that cracks us up, which is why we bring in our favorite stand-up comedians to kick off every festival show. So meet Brett Hamil:
In 2013 four friends came together to perform sketch comedy for a world that hates and fears them. Then one of them moved to New York and his pal from college took his place. Princess has quickly taken the mantle as Seattle’s most consistently pink-shirted sketch comedy group. Dan Hart, Glen…
Here at SketchFest we’re just fans of comedy. We love watching the amazing, the avant garde, and even the unintelligible stuff in the Seattle sketch scene. But we have a special place in our heart for groups like Now with Dames, who just keep putting on great shows and making them better and…
1. Take four comedic types. 2. Lock them in a room together. 3. Force them to write, edit, and rehearse until they either crank out a hilarious sketch comedy show or murder one another. That’s the winning formula! Day Job arose in April of THIS YEAR as part of SketchFest Artistic…
Performers often talk about developing a “groupmind,” where everyone in the show is in sync with one another and can anticipate their scene partners’ next move just from sheer familiarity. That familiarity with one another makes Drop the Root Beer and Run sharp, smart, and incredibly fun to watch. Forged…
