We’ve got a triple header of funny this weekend with Reid Clark, Connor Castello, Kristy Matsutani, Dane Anthony and Al Gavi. Doors open at 7:30pm with both shows starting at 8pm. $5 cover converts to same day cafe credit.
Reid Clark’s comedy has been described as dark, blue, and political, with elements of musicality and improvisation. In 11 years as a stand up comedian he has worked with Tone Bell, Andy Haynes, and Fortune Feimster and many more. Reid also has improv, sketch and writing experience and training at UCB, The People’s Improv Theatre and Washington Improv Theatre. He has directed, written and performed in music videos that were recognized by film festivals. Reid has been seen on Netflix and NBCU’s Discovery ID. Reid has been in the Cape Fear Comedy Festival, a three time finalist in Port City’s Top Comic and a finalist Funniest In South Texas Comedy Competition at Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club in San Antonio. Reid recently was a part of the Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival, Bay Area Black Comedy Festival, Memphis Comedy Festival, Harlem Comedy Festival, Gilda’s Laughfest and has performed in colleges and clubs around the country like Broadway Comedy Club, Stand Up New York, and Comedy Catch. He was an actor in DC Fringe Festival and is the season 5 winner of Comics Watching Comics available on Amazon Video. He is currently taking class at The Groundlings. He also was a semi finalist in the 2021 American Black Film Festival Comedy Contest.
Connor Castello is a standup comedian based in San Diego, California. Born and raised in a small town in Michigan, he brings a uniquely midwestern perspective to the stage. Known for his clever humor and positive disposition, he has quickly become a favorite at many comedy venues throughout Southern California. You can see Connor regularly at the legendary La Jolla Comedy Store, or follow his socials @connor.castello to find his upcoming shows.
Kristy Matsutani is a standup comedian who has performed all over San Diego. She is very excited to be back at Comedy Heights! Kristy has captivated audiences through her quick-wit, self-deprecation and dark humor. From being raised in a Japanese-American household to surviving foster care, mental hospitals, 16 funerals and so much more… Kristy’s life not only brings laughter, her story is something you will never forget!
