I can’t wait to come back to Austin to perform at the ALTERCATION COMEDY FEST. This festival is always a blast, and I’m thrilled to share the stage with my i talented friends: Bailey Pope, Anna Valenzuela, Kristin Lytie, Sari Beliak, Derek Sheen, and the legendary Kevin McDonald. The Festival was created by the fantastic J.T. Habersaat.

If you’re planning to attend, the best deal for the fest is definitely the weekend pass. This pass allows you the flexibility to bop in and out of various shows and hang out as desired. It’s a perfect option for any comedy lover looking to enjoy a variety of performances.

I am hosting the show for Kids in the Hall member Kevin McDonald on Saturday, November 16th at 9:15, but there’s a ton of good shows to see! (poster below!)

All shows take place at Kick Butt Coffee, Austin’s finest Coffeeshop/Dojo. So grab your friends, get your passes, and I’ll see your asses! Let’s make memories together!

poster for 2024 Altercation Comedy Festival in Austin, TX

The Dangers of Fun

I am back from Austin, TX. I had a lovely time performing alongside New York’s Selena Coppock, Amy Albert, and sketch troupe Skinny Bitch Jesus Meeting.

I got to hang out with some long-lost friends, and my family, who are always exciting to be with. They nearly did not attend, because it sold out and advance tickets had not been purchased.

I can only imagine because my sister thought something more important might come up at the last minute.
My mother heckled me for a large portion of my set. Later, viewers asked where I had gotten such a talented plant, and I could only respond that it had been my actual mother.
The following night, the festival had a dinner at Vivo, a restaurant on the long list that my sister Laura has been fired from, and I drank the greatest margarita. It was full of fruit and tequila and an orchid and evil. Having consumed a single beverage, I saluted my fellow funny ladies, and went to meet my family.
I got on the highway and was mildly disturbed at the smell and sound my rental car was making.

Since I was nearly to my destination, and it was a rental car, I decided to persevere despite the thumping. I got to a stop light and a homeless man on the on-ramp walked up to my car and pulled a burned traffic cone out from underneath it, with a gesture of disgust.

Austin, you continue to kick my ass.