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Will Durst's Elect to Laugh: Innovative Comedy Show at the Marsh

The Marsh Upstairs Studio Theater (1074 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94110)
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4.7 by 86 members
Renowned political comedian Will Durst presents his new show Elect to Laugh, a comic exploration of the presidential election cycle, at the Marsh in San Francisco. A five-time Emmy nominee, Durst is one of America's top political comics, and a regular guest on CNN and NPR. He's made more than 400 TV appearances, including Letterman, Comedy Central, HBO and Showtime, and once hosted a daily talk show with San Francisco's Mayor Willie Brown. He's performed for Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, and Al Gore, and holds the record for most appearances by a comic on C-SPAN. Elect To Laugh is a hilarious combination of topical stand-up and one-man show (with guests).

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The last date listed for Will Durst's Elect to Laugh was Tuesday November 6, 2012 / 8:00pm.

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Kurt Bodden's Steve Seabrook: Better Than You at The Marsh

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Veteran comedian Kurt Bodden assumes the role of master motivator Steve Seabrook at The Marsh. In this hilarious parody, which was a hit at the 2012 New York International Fringe Festival, Bodden plays a joyously inane self-help guru who takes you to a safe, nurturing place of empowerment to figure out why you are so disappointing. Steve Seabrook doesn't want you to change, he wants you to blossom into a You that's "Better Than You." A veteran comedian and actor, Bodden has trained in sketch comedy at The Groundlings, warmed up audiences for The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn and performed improv at the Edinburgh Fringe. Learn More

1074 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-826-5750
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Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Goldstar Member
4.0

Enjoyed the show and it was exciting to be there when the announcement came that Obama had won. However, I had been at his show at the JCC the previous Saturday and it was almost word for word the same jokes. I had hoped he would come up with new material for his final "Elect to Laugh" show.

Written on Nov 07 2012
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Lesly Ehrman
5.0
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Absolutely wonderful, timely and nonstop laughing.

Written on Nov 07 2012
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 wuwendie
5.0

Will Durst takes on politics and sanity in general. He's the funniest guy in town and a treat for all ages. My 20 year old son didn't get all the references, but he still laughed until his sides hurt. And my 75 year old mother laughed even harder.
Don't ever miss a chance to see Will in person.

Written on Oct 23 2012
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 janice n.
5.0

Hysterically funny look at what's going on in the political arena. As Durst said,like the Olympics, he's in-demand every 4 years. Don't miss this go round.

Written on Oct 10 2012
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Description

Elect To Laugh with Will Durst and Friends! is a hysterical hybrid chasing down the presidential election cycle like white on rice with material as up to date as the latest tweet from DC. It will blend monologues and commentary and perhaps the occasional rant. The show’s intent is to blur the traditional boundaries between stand- up comedy and theater. Through innovation, experimentation and a ravenous appetite for accessing the topical via the jugular, Durst and Company are out to prove that jokes are not the enemy.

Descendants of Mark Twain, George Carlin and Spalding Gray, Durst and his rotating cast will every Tuesday twist the rhythm of stand-up with poetry, punditry and puzzles o’plenty planting the production solidly in the strictures and structures of a deconstructed one man show. Or solo performance piece. Whatever. With a single aim: to mock and scoff and taunt, but with taste. Consider it political comedy for people who don’t like politics.

The show runs approximately 90 minutes, and is recommended for ages 18 and up.