Artists

Brent Weinbach

Brent Weinbach's stand-up comedy is weird. He does a lot of characters, he's physical, and his humor is absurd. Here are some other words to describe Weinbach: deadpan, silly, obscure, unconventional, smart, stupid, post-modern, grass roots, Berlin, 1980's, tennis, bike riding, Virgo, Rygar, etc. The list goes on and on.

Brent Weinbach's new full-length, The Night Shift, is currently in production and scheduled for a Talent Moat release in the summer/fall of 2008.

Bucky Sinister

Bucky Sinister is a San Francisco standup comedian and author. With a set of hard-earned chops from his misspent years on the punk circuit,
Bucky's comedy continues the tradition of the storyteller comics such as Janeane Garofalo and Jen Kirkman. His comedic inspirations include
Richard Pryor, Bill Hicks, George Carlin, Greg Proops, and Patton Oswalt.

On What Happens in Narnia, Stays in Narnia,
Bucky tackles a harrowing, side-splitting array of personal and social demons such as video store renter shame, the most politically correct café in the entire United States, and atheism versus tidal wave obsessed twelve-steppers. Not to mention rock songs about heroin being used to sell birth control pills, the social phenomenon of 'Extreme Brads', real and imagined dates with Laura Ingalls and Wonder Woman, and a show-stopping tale about his non-monogamous punk rock speed-freak stalker.

White Noise Radio Theatre

White Noise Radio Theatre is, was, and shall ever be Les Milton,Beth Lisick and Stephen Brophy, with occasional help from Colin Mahanand a couple other people whose names I've forgotten how to spell. Theystarted out as two creatively unfulfilled geeks with a 4-track andbecame an overnight sensation, or more of a mild tingling with somediscomfort, and just as quickly faded into obscurity. In their heyday,they produced 5 CDs of original audio sketch comedy, when no one elsewas doing it and even fewer people cared. In the tradition of FiresignTheater, but without the chicks and fame, they tried everything theycould to sell out, to no avail. After all, they lived in San Francisco.In desperation, they forced their way onstage, and dragged a localcelebrity kicking and screaming along with them, because what's twoguys without a girl? They performed many a show in various a placeuntil it became apparent that they were too damn old and should justget the hell out of the way, but not before one of them could strikeout and try his hand at really selling out. Guess who and win a prize.