Urban Extreme

Tips on Dating, Dieting, and Race Relations for the Modern Urban Multi-Cultural Single Person, from Your Spiritual Leader, Michelle Buteau

Marc Theobald is the post-modern Miss Manners, offering advice on using African babies as accessories, how not to engage in phone sex, and funeral etiquette for those with big teeth. Recorded at ComedyNet's studio in New York City.

Ruperto Vanderpool, on stage at Comix in New York City, shows why he was voted America's Favorite Latino Comedian.

Wali Collins provides advice to those stressed-out in New York City, and visits the world's first Shopping Mall. On stage at Gotham Comedy Club.

Get your front row tickets to the Amphetamine Jamboree, as Nicaraguan Comic Joe Rocha gives up smoking, (consequently) becomes annoying as hell, and urinates on passers-by. Street Theater brought on stage at The Punchline in San Francisco.

Sex, Drugs, and Love Poetry from a modern urban troubadour.

The Epitome of Old School, Sinck educates his audience on the dangerous differences between American and British slang, the imperturbability of New Yorkers, and cars that park themselves. One of ComedyNet's Urban Legends, on stage at Comix in Manhattan.

Kool Bubba Ice goes Supernova, offering machete-based couples' counseling, purring, channeling Alfalfa, chortling, slaying vampires, and creating his own TV network. Physically exhausting stand-up from a comic with way too much free time.

On stage at New York's Comic Strip Live, Elon James White has a Crisis of Faith, is assaulted by his Mom, and wrestles with his self-image (his self-image wins).

Smokey, Spanish Harlem's answer to the Kinsey Reports, breaks down modern urban sexual mores in excruciating and hilarious detail. Recorded at Comix in NYC.

Oakland's W. Kamau Bell orders up some white women at a convenience store (with predictably violent results), provides fashion tips to the Klan hierarchy, and shares the business model for breast surgery as a pay-per-view event.

Mark Gee moves into the whitest neighborhood in the world, teaches poetry at San Quentin, crashes a wedding, and shares his bathroom and chewing tobacco issues with the crowd at San Francisco's Punchline Theater.

La Diva Latina gives advice to deadbeat children and searches for less violent underwear.

Joey Vega is addicted to sex, sings the praises of albinos, midgets, and cycloptic women, breaks through the clutter of cable news with duct tape, and pits smart dogs and stupid babies against each other. On stage at Comix in NYC.

Off-Beat, Startling, and In-Your-Face. The Comedian 'Tree' in his natural habitat at San Francisco's Punchline Theater.

Navigating the post-modern urban relationship wasteland with your Latino sherpa guide Louis Gomez!

Music, Comedy and Shattered Perceptions from one of San Francisco's finest talents.

Nicki Carr loves food, belts out songs, drops poems, crashes diets, slows metabolism, and wonders what Beyonce has that she does not. Gloriously, unabashedly plus-sized humor from the stage of Comix in NYC.

The tall-and-blond Latina Peaches Rodriguez shops for designer bags, shares her retail conspiracy theories, and re-invents the strip club experience using modern brushless technology. Recorded at ComedyNet's Urban Legends Showcase at Comix in NYC.