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Unprocessed Moxie

Unprocessed Moxie is an all-ages show, hosted by the huggable Yogi Paliwal. This month we have a plethora of new outstanding comedians.

The show will feature:

Kristen Ginn
Spencer Latham
Evan Morrison
Parker Postyeni
Travis Watt!

Your Headliner Jim Stewart Allen is a fixture in the Bellingham comedy scene. He placed 2nd in the 2009 Western Washington University Last Comic Standing and was a finalist in the 1st annual 2011 Jai Thai Comedy Competition.

Only 5$ for all of this fun.

Presented by Eclectic Theater Company

About The Comedians:

Parker Postyeni: Eight months ago he considered the idea of becoming a standup comedian; Seven months ago he decided to move to Seattle for that sole purpose. Six months ago he preformed for his first time ever, Four months ago, his sixth time ever performing he was offered this show. Nine months ago he would have never thought he'd become a standup comic, today he can't see himself becoming anything else.

Evan Morrison is a Seattle native who started comedy in 2011. Although standup comedy is his current focus, he hopes to one day move to Hollywood and take over the roles Macaulay Culkin would have had, if he wasn't such a douche.

Kristen Ginn is a self-proclaimed narcissist who enjoys kittens, Ernest Bourgnine, and fantasizing about the zombie apocalypse. She is pretty and funny.

Spencer Latham is a 22 year old philosophy major so comedy was the next natural step. He's originally from San Francisco.

Travis Watt is kind of bad at writing bios. Not bad-bad, he just excels at semi-satisfactory biographic/joke writing that's sort of clever but leaves an oleaginous aftertaste like a fastfood biscuit. "Fastfood Biscuit" is the nickname that his helicopter piloting instructor gave him.

Yogi Paliwal is an emerging comedian in the Seattle comedy scene. He started performing standup comedy in 2008 at the age of 18.

He's performed at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival and was in the Seattle NBC Standup for Diversity showcase. He also hosts the podcast The Players Room with Nam and Yogi. If you asked what he is trying to accomplish on stage he would say "Intellectual Absurdity"