Fargo's Downtown Comedy Club
Comedy in the Cellar
Located below Front Street Taproom
Sam Tallent & Courtney Baka
February 24 & 25
Doors 7:30, Show Begins at 8pm
All Tickets General Admission
Seating First Come, First Served
Cash-Only Bar in the Cellar
21+
**LINK TO TICKETS**
https://buytickets.at/frontstreettaproom/831357
DOOR TICKETS ONLY AVAILABLE IF NOT SOLD OUT IN ADVANCE
- no table talk allowed during the show
- we do not receive food delivery in the Cellar
- free Rhombus Guys delivery available in the taproom upstairs before and after the show
ABOUT THE COMEDIANS
SAM TALLENT:
Sam Tallent (“the absurd voice of a surreal generation”- The Denver Post) is a comedian. For the last decade he has performed more than 40 weekends per year across America, Canada, Australia and Europe. His writing has appeared in Birdy Magazine and on VICE.com and he’s told jokes on Comedy Central, TruTV and VICELAND. His acclaimed debut novel, Running the Light, (Doug Stanhope: “the best fictional representation of comedy in any medium ever”, Marc Maron: “a beautiful rendering of a dark reality") has been heralded as the definitive book on stand up comedy and is soon to be a major motion picture. Waiting For Death to Claim Us, his comedy special, is available on Amazon Prime. He lives in Colorado and cooks dinner for his wife every night.
COURTNEY BAKA:
Courtney Baka is a comedian and writer based in Minneapolis. With her dry wit and unique perspective she finds comedy in a tragic world. She has performed in numerous festivals across the country including The Women in Comedy Festival, Limestone Comedy Festival, 208 and 10,000 Laughs. In addition she has opened for such comedians as Kyle Kinane, Taylor Tomlinson, Shane Torres, Beth Stelling, Michael Ian Black and Aparna Nancherla. She also writes for the punk rock satire site The Hard Times, where she is known as the resident goth. Courtney was named 2019 Minnesota Comic to watch, but you can usually find her in her apartment with her two cats where she is currently living out her dream of becoming a cliche