An all-star lineup of
cutting-edge comedy.
Starting at $44!
Back by popular demand and fresh off his celebrated run as a writer for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Michael Cruz Kayne returns to Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre with his hilarious new stand-up show. Enter a live comedy laboratory where Rosebud Baker (Inside Amy Schumer), Tommy Brennan (Saturday Night Live), and Patti Harrison (I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson) test brand-new material in front of a live audience. With joke after joke at lightning speed from a variety of stand-up superstars, this outrageous night in the heart of the West Village is not to be missed.
Two shows only... and no two-drink minimum! (We do sell booze, though. We're not monsters.)
FEATURING
Michael Cruz
Kayne
(The Late Show with Stephen Colbert)
Michael Cruz Kayne is a comedian, actor and writer based in NYC. He is the first Asian-American writer on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, where his work has earned him a Peabody Award, a WGA Award, and three Emmy nominations. Acting credits include HBO's White House Plumbers and High Maintenance as well as Apple TV's Severance and Helpsters, among others. Michael also has a Signal Award-winning and Webby-nominated podcast about grief, A Good Cry. He created the acclaimed Audible Original Sorry for Your Loss (Drama Desk and Lucille Lortel nominee), which was recorded live at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre and called "subtle [and] moving" by The New York Times. Sorry For Your Loss will be stream on Dropout on March 27th.
Rosebud Baker
(Inside Amy Schumer,
Life & Beth)
Rosebud Baker is a comedian, actor, and Emmy-nominated writer. Named to Variety’s “Top 10 Comics to Watch,” and Vulture’s “Comedians You Should and Will Know” lists, Rosebud wrote for Saturday Night Live from 2022 to 2025. She has written and performed on two Writers Guild Award–nominated shows, That Damn Michael Che and Inside Amy Schumer, and won the WGA Award for her work on the latter. Her debut stand-up special, Whiskey Fists, premiered on YouTube in 2021, produced by Bill Burr and All Things Comedy. Her Netflix special, The Mother Lode, premiered in February 2025. Her acting work can be seen in Life & Beth on Hulu, That Damn Michael Che on HBO, and the horror-comedy feature film Hell of a Summer. She is based in New York, where she lives and works (when she’s not on a plane to go live and work somewhere else).
Tommy Brennan
(Saturday Night Live)
Tommy Brennan is a New York-based stand-up comedian who got his start in Chicago. He recently joined the cast of Saturday Night Live for Season 51. He was named one of New Faces of 2023 at the renowned Just for Laughs festival in Montreal. His stand-up has been featured on Comedy Central and Don’t Tell Comedy. He is a regular at the Comedy Cellar and tours across the country. During his time getting to work with the late, greatest Louie Anderson, Louie would often describe Tommy's set as “Alriiiiiiight.” It's been smooth sailing ever since (lie).
Along with his stand-up, you may know Tommy from his web series Roommates-In-Law (co-created with fellow comic Tim Smith), which has amassed millions of views online.
Patti Harrison
(I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson)
Patti Harrison appeared in the Sundance hit comedy Theater Camp, released by Searchlight, and in Paramount’s blockbuster The Lost City. She was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead for Nikole Beckwith’s Together Together, co-starring Ed Helms. Born and raised in rural Ohio, Patti began her career in the NYC comedy scene. Her live performances have received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, as well as during a sold-out residency at London’s famed Soho Theatre. She will next be seen starring in the independent feature Dear Kevin Bacon.
