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Goldstar Member Reviews

Marinda

Kamau is a wonderfully clever comedian. His show squarely hit on many of the absurdities of American culture, race, and politics. I laughed hyserically the entire show and would go back to see him in a heartbeat.

Written on May 27 2009

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oneabogado

We've seen W. Kamau Bell several times, and had a great time everytime! He had us laughing so hard, it hurt! He's definitely worth seeing!

Written on Dec 04 2009

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Joe

The comedians were very funny. I enjoyed the show. The price was right through Goldstar. The Punch line's food and drinks are too expensive for the average middle class consumer like myself.

Written on May 20 2009

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He was very engaging and confident...some of the material was too young for me as I'm older, but in general he was good!!!

Written on Nov 30 2009

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More Information About Comedian W. Kamau Bell and Friends

Description

Fresh from New York City and PS 122 where he just completed an extended run of his acclaimed solo show, The W. Kamau Bell Curve: Ending Racism in About an Hour, W. Kamau Bell returns to his home club, The San Francisco Punch Line. Time Out New York said, “Happily, Bell finds comic gold in the wide range of material he mines, offering provocative insights into an ugly reality." Ironically, while he was in New York, Kamau was named San Francisco’s Best Comedian by 7x7 magazine who called him “The bravest and smartest SF comic... as well as a stealth educator.” Margaret Cho said, “W. Kamau Bell is the most important guy doing comedy right now. Do yourself a favor and go see him. He’s got the most astute, hilarious and completely righteous material going and he’s going to be a legend in his own lifetime like Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce. Think Bill Hicks but slightly taller.”

This year Kamau also celebrated the release of his second CD, Face Full of Flour. Punchline Magazine said of the CD, “This is a thinking man’s album for the common man’s problems, an applause-worthy effort from a comedian with plenty of important things to say about the world.“

This time Kamau comes to The Punch Line with some of his favorite local comedians: Janine Brito (winner of the 2009 San Francisco Funniest Woman Competition), Nato Green (SF Weekly’s Best Comedian 2010), and Greg Edwards (Jamie Foxx’s  Laffapalooza).

About the Ticket Supplier: Punch Line Comedy Club San Francisco

For over 25 years the nation's best comics have appeared at the San Francisco Punch Line, the city's longest running comedy club. Stars such as Robin Williams, Ellen Degeneres, Rosie O'Donnell, Drew Carey, Chris Rock and Dana Carvey took their first comedic steps on the Punch Line stage, entertaining thousands while perfecting their craft. The Punch Line's dedication to comic tradition has earned ... Moreit the San Francisco Examiner and the San Francisco Chronicle's readers' choice award for the best comedy club. Today, the Punch Line is the only full-time comedy club in San Francisco, hosting nationally-acclaimed comics Margaret Cho, Bobby Slayton, Dave Chappelle, Sue Murphy, Dave Attell, George Lopez, David Cross, and Greg Proops, among other bona fide and rising stars, in an intimate setting where you can enjoy them, live and up-close, the way stand-up comedy is best presented