Silk Screaming Presents: Dan St. Germain

Dan St. Germain’s special Dance Fatty, Dance is free on YouTube along with his Comedy Central Half Hour. You may have also seen him on This is Not Happening, Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, This Week at the Comedy Cellar, Adam Ruins Everything, Best Week Ever, @Midnight, Guy Code, The Electric Company, John Oliver’s NY Stand-up show, The Roast of Ric Flair, The Roast of Bruce Prichard, and was the voice of The Yeti for Michael's Christmas campaign. He’s written for The White House Correspondents' Dinner, Immoral Compass, Alternatino, The Break with Michelle Wolf, Superior Donuts, The Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe, Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, Tru TV’s 10 Things, WWE's Monday Night Raw, and The Roast of Tom Brady. He was the co-host of the Not Safe with Nikki Glaser Podcast on Comedy Central and My Dumb Friends on All Things Comedy. He’s appeared on WTF with Marc Maron, We Might Be Drunk, Soder, Whiskey Ginger, Stavvy’s World, The Adam Friedland Show, The Bonfire, Ten Percent Happier, Are You Garbage, You Made it Weird, Jim and Sam, Bennington, You Be Tripping, Last Podcast Side Stories, The Honey Dew, and Past Times. He’s performed at the Moontower, Just For Laughs, South by Southwest, and Bumbershoot comedy festivals. He’s a Variety Comic to Watch, NY Break Out Comedian, and a Playboy Touring Comic to Watch. His second album “No Real Winners Here” was listed as one of the year’s best by the Interrobang, while his debut album “Bad at the Good Times” was listed as one of the year’s best by Paste Magazine. He’s developed his own shows for Fox, Adult Swim, Comedy Central and Peacock. He's currently writing a new cartoon for Fox with Dan Soder and Mike O'Brien, co-writing a movie with Andrew Jay Cohen who wrote neighbors, co-hosting a brand new UAP podcast called Burbs Bros with Sean Donnelly. Also, dogs love him and he makes a great sandwich.

ACCESSIBILITY

Comedy Bar is a basement venue with 16 steps down to the entrance. Washrooms are located on the main floor.

The use of smoke machines and strobe, flashing lights or lasers may occur during performances