In episode 3 of his new video series Seriously Funny, Joe Klocek sits down with one of our all-time favorite comics, Marc Maron. Taped earlier this month at SF’s Punch Line Comedy Club.
by Jeff Cleary
October 29th, 30th & 31st @ The Rrazz Room
10pm
222 Mason Street, SF
Madame, Madame, Madame! Where do I start? You’ve been a comic icon for decades: Laugh-In in the 60’s, you did the game show circuit in the 70’s (Match Game, Hollywood Squares), numerous variety specials, you hosted Solid Gold in the 80’s, had your own show “Madame’s Place”, had a long-running Vegas show – Madame Goes to Harlem…
Comedians & the Internet have come a long way since 2001…
Dave Attell: “I have a website… I’ve never been on it, but I have a pale cousin working on it.”
Jake Johannsen: “I’ve never actually been to [my website], but I’ve seen it demonstrated to me.”
Also featuring: Kevin Meaney, Don Novello, Carlos Alazraqui, Greg Behrendt, Don McMillan, Larry “Bubbles” Brown & more…
In the first episode of his new series of interviews with stand-up comics, Joe Klocek sits down with Joe Wong at the Punch Line Comedy Club.
by Chad Lehrman
Bob Saget @ The Warfield
October 16th
982 Market Street, San Francisco
I saw a news article that called you “America’s Raunchiest Comic.” How do you feel about that?
BS: Don Rickles came over to me once and said, “I really liked your HBO special, Bob, but you left out 2 ‘fucks’.” But the truth is, if you listen to the people that have been on HBO in the past year, I don’t say anything nearly as crude. It’s just the opposite thing- they saw me as a Dad on a sitcom for 8 years. People go, “why are you saying that? You’re the Dad!”
Your stuff has always been pretty twisted though- I was watching you on the Young Comedian’s Special from 1985 and you were like, “I love my Mom… and you can too for just $12.”
BS: That’s true, and for awhile because of the economy it went up to about $25, but now it’s back down again, cause times are tough. And she’s gotten older.
Jacob Sirof, Kevin Camia, Brent Weinbach, and Sherry Sirof all performed at the Outside Lands Festival last month, and MF Magazine was there to interview them. Or more like, hand them a microphone and stand back…
Every Tuesday, Mark Pitta continues to turn the 142 Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley into one of the best comedy rooms in the country. Last night, Dick Gregory was on the show, and a couple of his fans also dropped by to watch. (Photo by Rick Pulido)
By Joe Tobin, Sean Keane and Joey Devine.
Friday, September 4th
& Saturday September 5th
Update: Click here to embed the videos on your website.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
