AMY MILLER & CHRIS CUBAS
As Seen on Comedy Central, NBC, Fusion, Doug Loves Movies

Mon. 9/17 | Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM | $10 ADV | $15 DOS

Amy Miller: Amy Miller is one of Comedy Central’s “Up Next” comics for 2018, and was a breakout favorite in Season 9 of Last Comic Standing. Keenen Ivory Wayans said she had one of the “fiercest jokes he had ever heard.” Originally from the East Bay, Amy found her comedy chops in the Oakland and is still a regular at the SF Punch Line and Cobb’s Comedy Club. Her material is personal, political, and 100% authentic. The Laugh Button says “She found a wildly creative way to find empowerment while simultaneously sparking laughter” and Courting Comedy says “Miller juxtaposes an unassuming demeanor with unflinching assurance.” After a move to Portland in 2012, Amy quickly rose to the top of the Pacific Northwest comedy scene, winning Portland’s Funniest in Helium's 2015 contest, as well as being voted Portland’s Funniest Comedian for 2013 and 2015 in the Willamette Week. She was the first woman to win each position and the only one to win all three. Amy’s debut album Solid Gold is available on Kill Rock Stars, and was named one of the top 10 comedy albums of 2016 by the Interrobang. You may have also seen Amy on Viceland or heard her on NPR, Doug Loves Movies, The Bennington Show, Put Your Hands Together, All Fantasy Everything, Keith and the Girl, or her own podcast "Who's Your God?." Amy has performed in the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, the High Plains Comedy Fest, Laughing Skull, Big Sky, San Francisco Sketchfest, Riot LA, and more.

Chris Cubas: Chris Cubas is a stand up comedian based out of Austin, TX. You might know him from his multiple appearances on Comedy Central on such shows at @Midnight & Jeff Ross's Roast Battle. In 2013 he was named a finalist in NBC's "Stand Up NBC" talent search and one of Comedy Central's 9 "Comics To Watch". He is the writer, producer and star of the documentary special "Chris Get's Money" for the Fusion network, which tackled the issue of income inequality. He's also the host of "Canceled" a podcast where him and a guest watch and discuss TV shows that only lasted one season.