Special Event: Teachers Gone Bad

Teachers Gone Bad comes to Helium & Elements Restaurant on Sunday, November 22, at 4 PM. It's a stand-up comedy show built around a pretty specific premise: teachers saying on stage the things they wish they could say on campus. The lineup includes comedians who are former teachers themselves, so they're coming at it from the inside. They describe it as letting it all out.

That description isn't just for show. The material leans on embarrassing school-related stories, and it doesn't stop there—it pulls in family, parenthood, dating, and marriage, too. It's not kid-friendly, and the organizers are open about that: if you're easily offended, this probably isn't for you. It's the kind of set that works best when you've spent some time in a classroom, whether you were the one at the front or the one in the back.

If you're planning to go, keep a couple of things in mind. The venue is 18+, so it's an adults-only crowd. And you might want to grab your tickets sooner rather than later—the show has a track record of selling out or coming close to it. It starts at 4 PM on Sunday, November 22, at Helium & Elements Restaurant in St. Louis.