COllaboration: one of our pillars of success
Lush Bar x KSP.
Seattle needed an open mic for safe comedy: Hence The Comedy Garden. This show prioritized platforming minorities to get their voices heard. Our goal with this show was to cultivate an inclusive community of new and experienced comedians that encourage diverse ideas and perspectives.
Seattle Transplant x KSP
When a local comedian Swastik Bhat approached us with an original idea about a show revolving around Seattle transplants and the difficulty folks have with integrating in the city, KSP stepped up to the plate. We provided the graphic design and helped with the original intellectual property.
The show featured Swastic Bhat, Zahnae Aquino, Timmy Booth, Adam Tiller and Alysa Yeomen
“Seattle Transplant Show” was held at the infamous Here-After, in Belltown.
Technicolor
Comedy SHow
A collaboration with local comedian and legend Dan Berlyn. This show came about by Dan’s desire to be recognized as a new producer. With little to no experience, Dan reached out to us and wanted to make a comedy showcase to show off his abilities. With less than 48 hours of lead time and preparation, the first show was a hit and had comics scrambling to be on the next one. Killer Set Productions provided Dan a one-of-a-kind and recognizable poster and expert level operating AV during-show.
The show featured Lauren Cocroft, Dan Berlyn, Bernice Larson, Drew Lopez, Phil Burton, and Nick Dundas.
“Technicolor” was held at the unforgettable Jewel Box Theater in the Rendezvous.
HAHAHawties
Local comedy gals banded together for the “HaHa Hawties: a bad Bitches Comedy Showcase”. KSP was approached by comedian Courtney Brenan who’s goal was to record a professional tape that they can send to bookers. With help from KSP, “HaHa Hawties” was born.
The show featured Gywne Doren, Alexa Hansen, Annie Ex, Rachel Shaw, Torria Pace and Courtney Brennan
“HaHa Hawties” was held in the Grotto room at the Rendezvous, Seattle.