Comedy Events in Seattle

Pandora's Playpen has a little bit of it ALL, including drag, burlesque, comedy, and more! It's a 21+ event presented by Kremwerk. **Tickets:** (online presale + taxes and fees) $10 Early Bird $15 General Admission $20 Door + taxes and fees \------------------------------------ **Time:** 6pm Door 7pm Drag Show \- SAFER SPACE The following actions or displays of behavior will not be tolerated: bigotry, racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, & ableism. CONSENT Consent is required when interacting with others. A person’s choice of self-expression is not an invitation for non-consensual touching. Any harassment including leering, rude comments or touching will be dealt with,& anyone caught harassing other patrons will be given a lifetime ban from our club. Our staff is here to support you. PHONES For the sake of the vibe during dance parties, please avoid using your phones or taking photos anywhere on the dance floor. Feel free to use your phones on the patio. Kremwerk is currently not an ADA-accessible space. Club entry is down a flight of 12 metal stairs, with two steps leading into main part of the club. We have 2 restrooms with a total of 3 stalls and 1 urinal, all gender-neutral.

Safeword // Glutton For Punishment We have Snacks! 3 Delicious & Hilarious comics are here to satiate your appetite! & We brought snacks! We're doing a fantastic spread... On one of the comedians! The rest of the show is a fun & sticky surprise :D As always, we LIVE for a theme! Are you attending a Garden Party, or Fetish night? Dress up & get BOGO at the door! (2x Tickets for 25$) \--**\---** **Every first Friday of the month in Kremwerk!** Ever wanted to see hilarious performers pushed to their limits with naughty challenges? Seattle's homegrown fetish comedy show is It's a comedy show for virgins, kinksters, puppies, yuppies, and everyone who's jerked off to something questionable. We demonstrate kinks on willing comics… during their sets 😃 Over 7 years of demented kinky comedy challenges have included: \-Turning a comic into a cheeseboard \-Electricity Play scalp massages \-Mummification \-Wax Play \-Service Subbing \-Fin Pig \-Puppy Play \-Impact exchange +So much more! Check out @Safewordcomedy https://www.instagram.com/safewordcomedy/ for some photo examples!

BUDDY WAKEFIELD is an actor, writer, producer, and three-time world champion spoken word artist featured on the BBC, HBO’s Def Poetry Jam, ABC Radio National and has been signed to both Sage Francis’ Strange Famous Records as well as Ani DiFranco’s Righteous Babe Records. In 2004 he won the first Individual World Poetry Slam Finals thanks to the support of anthropologist and producer Norman Lear, then went on to share the stage with nearly every notable performance poet in the world in over 2000 venues internationally from The Great Lawn of Central Park, Zimbabwe’s Shoko Festival and Scotland’s Oran Mor to San Quentin State Penitentiary, House of Blues New Orleans and The Basement in Sydney, Australia. Buddy has been a busker in Amsterdam, a street vendor in Spain, a team leader in Singapore, a re-delivery boy, a candy maker, a street sweeper, a bartender, a maid, a construction worker, a bull rider, a notably slow triathlete, a facilitator at Quantum Learning Network, and is the most toured performance poet in history. He is the founder of Awful Good Writers, and the producer and host of Heavy Hitters Festival 2020, a summer-long series of online shows and workshops featuring thirty of the most beloved performance poets alive. The inaugural author released on Write Bloody Publishing, and an original Board of Directors member with Youth Speaks Seattle, Buddy is published in dozens of books internationally with work used to win multiple national collegiate debate and forensics competitions. His first short film, Farmly, directed by Jamie DeWolf, won Best of Texas at the Literally Short Film Fest, and the USA Film Festival. In the spring of 2001 Buddy left his position as the executive assistant at a biomedical firm in Gig Harbor, WA, sold or gave away everything he owned, moved to the small town of Honda Civic, then set out to live for a living. His aim was to tour North American poetry venues for two years. He did not stop. Wakefield, who isn’t concerned with what poetry is or is not, delivers raw, rounded, disarming performances of humor and heart.