Événement

New Year's Geek: The Doubleclicks, Joseph Scrimshaw & Barbara Holm!

Spend New Year's Eve with The Doubleclicks, Joseph Scrimshaw and Barbara Holm!
There will be comedy, music, and New Year's shenanigans.
Doors at 10:00 (no earlier), show at 10:30!
Brody serves food and alcohol. Bring cash to tip your WONDERFUL bartenders!

The Doubleclicks: Also known as Angela and Aubrey Webber, The Doubleclicks are a pair of sisters from Portland, Oregon who write songs that are snarky, geeky and sweet. The duo has gained renown for their youtube videos including the geek girl song "Nothing to Prove," for appearing on Wil Wheaton's web show Tabletop, and for writing the theme song for Cards Against Humanity. The Doubleclicks have toured nationally, performed at w00tstock and on the Jonathan Coulton cruise and their 2013 album "Lasers and Feelings" hit the top 10 on Billboard's comedy charts. Their 2014 album "Dimetrodon" features song about burritos, dinosaurs and cats and was funded by an $80,000 Kickstarter project. http://thedoubleclicks.com

Joseph Scrimshaw: Joseph Scrimshaw: Joseph Scrimshaw is a comedian, writer, and squirrel enthusiast. He's the author of the geek memoir Comedy of Doom ("hilarious & poignant" -l'etoile magazine), host of the Obsessed podcast ("Staff Favorite" -iTunes), and recently released a new comedy album called "Flaw Fest" ("very funny" John Hodgman.) http://josephscrimshaw.com/

Barbara Holm: Originally from Seattle, Barbara Holm has performed at the San Francisco Sketchfest, the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Bumbershoot Arts festival, and the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston. She has written for IGN, The Portland Mercury, Hahajk, and the Huffington Post. She has been awarded Time Out New York's Joke of the Week and was named "one of the best things about comedy in 2012 by the Comedy Bureau. Her comedy has been described as clever, unique, idiosyncratic, and exuberant. Seattle City Arts Magazine called her a "comedy wizard" and Seattle Stranger Newspaper described her as an "adorable wunderkind" and she describes herself as "running away from this question to hide under the desk right now." http://barbaraholm.com/