Improv comedy night with stand-up, sketch, burlesque and theatrical clowning.
Late for Work is back at Jules Maes Saloon on Monday, October 12, starting at 6:30 PM. It's a night that puts a lot on one bill: improv comedy, stand-up, sketch, burlesque, and theatrical clowning. If you've seen them before, you know the format—they don't stick to one style, so you'll get a bit of everything in a single evening.
Late for Work is a Seattle-based improv troupe that works with artists and performers across different forms of comedy. They bill their shows as bar nights that blend improv, stand-up, and character work, and they usually bring in special comedy guests. There's also an invitation for audience members to show up in costume, which changes the energy of the room when a good chunk of the crowd is playing along.
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They aren't tied to a single stage, either. While this one is at Jules Maes Saloon, they also perform at other venues around the city, like Black Lodge. If you're looking for a Monday night that doesn't feel like a Monday, this is a good place to start. Tickets are $12.15, and the show kicks off at 6:30 PM.
