Comedy Heights at Lestat’s on Adams Ave. Wraps Up July and Kicks Off August with a Fresh Lineup

Comedy Heights is closing out July and rolling right into August with another weekend of live stand-up at Lestat’s on Friday, July 31 and Saturday, August 1 at 8pm. This weekend features Natasha Collier and Colton Irvine, bringing two different comic voices to the Comedy Heights stage. Natasha brings a warm, confident presence and the kind of stage energy that can pull a room in fast. Colton adds his own sharp, easygoing style, giving the weekend a nice mix of personality, pace, and perspective. Also joining the lineup are Tony Garcia, Marie Christie, Al Gavi on Friday, and Lena Stone on Saturday, making this another full Comedy Heights weekend with a strong blend of local talent and fresh stand-up. That’s what keeps these shows fun. Every weekend has its own rhythm. Some comics come in loud, some sneak up on you, some win the room with one perfectly timed look. At Lestat’s, the audience is close enough to catch all of it — the jokes, the crowd work, the surprises, and the moments that only happen in a live room. Shows are Friday and Saturday at 8pm at Lestat’s, 3343 Adams Ave. Cover is just $5, and it converts to same-day café credit.

Natasha Collier got her start in Santa Cruz, California at 19 years old. Rising quickly in the bay area comedy scene, she has since gone on to perform comedy all over the country and world. She has performed at the Santa Cruz Comedy Festival and Savage Henry Comedy Festival, and was the winner of the 2018 Pink Flamingo Comedy Contest and placed second in the 2019 Lilly Macs Comedy Competition. Currently, Natasha is a regular at all the major clubs in San Diego.

Colton Irvine is a dynamic comedian with an appeal to a wide variety of audiences. Colton is able to provide a comedy show that is 100% clean and suitable for all audiences. He has performed in a variety of environments including corporate, churches, comedy clubs and birthdays.

Come out, grab a coffee, find a seat, and start the weekend with Comedy Heights — because laughing in a room full of strangers is still one of the best deals in San Diego.