SF Sketchfest 2016

Sharp and sometimes surprisingly witty sometimes from the middle of Illinois comes Brandon Stokes. A fine combination of both huggy and punchy, "Stokies" manages to not have one overshadow the other. Stokies has ran different shows and specializes in making unconventional comedy shows... Read More →

Chris Gorbos is a standup and improviser living in Los Angeles. He is co-owner of The Westside Comedy Theater and produces the Westside's marquee weekly standup show "The Saturday Show". In addition to standup Chris performs with the IO West house team "Wheelhouse" as well as every... Read More →

Christopher John is America's favorite (only) Gypsy comedian. He is a bit of an odd duck, what with his off-color jokes, unusual appearance, and corkscrew penis. Known for his lack of both inhibition and hair, Christopher's comedy is somewhere between a Steven Wright audition reel... Read More →

Ify Nwadiwe is a comedian based out of Los Angeles. Currently, Ify writes for @Midnight on Comedy Central and performs comedy White Women at UCB and stand up all over Los Angeles. He's been on "Workaholics," “Key & Peele,” and "Comedy Bang Bang."

Joey Avery is a standup comedian rising quickly in the San Francisco comedy scene. He received the Jimmy Gunn award for Best Newcomer to the Bay Area comedy scene in 2014, top 10 video status on Reddit, and has been recognized with top 3 finishes in the 2014 Walk the Plank Comedy... Read More →

Katie Nguyen is a Portland-based comedian. She writes and performs stand-up, improv, and sketch comedy, and is an ensemble member at the Brody Theater. Katie also writes and performs with the group Vestivus.

Although his last name was turned Mexican during an immigration debacle, Richard Sarvate is Indian. His act is tastefully absurd and ranges from silly imaginings about taquerias serving fortune churros to deep and introspective subjects like his mother’s schizophrenia. He does quirky... Read More →

Sara June is an Austin comedian who has performed at Hell Yes Fest and the San Francisco Comedy Competition. Her sketch videos have been hailed as "gay," "very gay" and "not funny" by over a million YouTube viewers.