THE ACES
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The Aces- "one of Portland's freshest and funniest comedy resources" (Portland Mercury) are back with their ninth brand new sketch comedy show:
GHOST TOWN The Aces have been writing and performing together since 2011 and are known for their unique brand of sketch comedy that is smart, fresh and surprising. AND THIS SHOW WON'T DISAPPOINT! GHOST TOWN will leave you feeling like you just won an old west gun fight. The Aces aren't afraid to do what it takes to entertain you and to make you feel things, so get ready for potential tears. Will we like it? If you like things, then yes. Will there be a petting zoo? Perhaps. The Aces are made up of comedy vets Michael Fetters and Shelley McLendon. You've seen Michael on Grimm, Portlandia, in Cake's Moustache Man video, and in the movie Wild. You've seen Shelley running around The Siren Theater 'cuz she owns the place, but you've also seen her in Road House: The Play, A Nightmare on Elm Stree The Play, The Siren Theater Improv Giants, and more! You've seen The Aces together in the Portland Mercury's Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy show, in The Chicago Sketchfest, at Portland Center Stage, at The Milagro, and of course, The Siren Theater. |
BILLY WAYNE DAVIS
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Billy Wayne Davis is a stand-up, writer, & actor who has performed in 41 states, 4 countries and Texas. He has appeared on Conan, Last Comic Standing, WTF w/Marc Maron, voiced characters on Adult Swim’s SquidBillies, hosted a documentary for CMT, opened for Sturgill Simpson’s Living the Dream Tour, and released 2 comedy albums, “Billy Wayne Davis” & “Billy Wayne Davis: Live at Third Man Records.”
He now resides in Los Angeles with his dope little family. bwdtour.com/ |
JESSA REED
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Teen mom turned meth addict turned comedian, Jessa Reed tells raw and candid stories about about her past and her new life as a homeschooling housewife trying to blend in with the normal people. Her honesty is shocking, inspirational and not for the faint of heart. Jessa Recently made her debut on Comedy Central's "This is not Happening" and is Co-Host of the popular podcast "Mormon and the Meth-Head"
jessareed.com |
MINORITY RETORT
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Keith Johnson is a Los Angeles based stand up comedian that creates, acts and VO-s. He pushes boundaries, defines culture and relays his worldly point of view. Keith is smooth, smart and silly and creates a trusting, loose audience with uproarious laughter.
Recently, Keith was featured on Kevin Hart’s ‘Hart of the City’ on Comedy Central and ‘Dont F*ck This Up’ on Netflix. He has created the animated series ‘Darius’ & its behind the scene counterpart ‘Who TF is Darius?’ with WhaleRock and Golf Media. Joining Keith on the lineup will be Rachel Myles, Parker Jones, Chris Johnson and Alex Rios! Minority Retort is hosted by Jason Lamb (XRAYFM) and Julia Ramos (All Jane Comedy Festival). About Minority Retort: Minority Retort has become one of Portland’s most popular and critically-acclaimed comedy shows. Hosted and produced by Jason Lamb (XRAYFM radio, Portland Podcast Festival), Julia Ramos (All Jane Comedy Festival) and some of the NW’s finest comedic talent, the show’s goal is to provide comedians of color with a platform to speak their minds and share their unique perspectives, as well as reach the diverse comedy audience that exists within the so-called "whitest city in America". |
MIKE FALZONE
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Mike Falzone brings his unique blend of crowd work and stand up comedy to the Siren Theater in Portland, OR. Crowdwork is the act of talking to or bantering with the audience until everyone laughs or leaves. Join comedian Mike Falzone as he brings his unique blend of crowd work and stand up comedy to the Siren Theater in Portland, OR.
Who's Mike Falzone? Mike's been solving the internet’s problems since 2006 when he became one of the first creators to establish themselves on YouTube. has appeared on-stage at the Laugh Factory and the world famous Comedy Store. In 2018 Mike was featured on Coming to the Stage: Season 6 hosted by George Wallace. The Siren is thrilled to have Mike back, and his shows SELL OUT. Get tix asap. mikefalzone.com |
BRIDGE CITY IMPROV PRESENTS
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BCI returns to the Siren Theater with a double-header of improvised comedy! First, the crew from indie group String Theory sets the bar in our first act, followed by Show Brousseau, where improv comedy veterans Lisa and Beau Brousseau assemble a cast of the city's top improv talent for a one-night set never to be repeated. Scenes and stories inspired by audience suggestions.
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BROKEN ZIPPER COMEDY PRESENTS
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Broken Zipper presents "Laugh Tracks": your favorite stand up comedians not only perform stand up, but they also SING!
WHAT ELSE COULD YOU WANT IN A SHOW? Featuring performances by Adam Pasi Wendy Weiss Steven Wilber Nariko Ott |
GENERAL SHOW INFORMATION
The Siren is all ages but not all show content is. Please use your own discretion when bringing a younger audience member.
Please refrain from taking pictures or video during performances. It's distracting to the performers and we just want to be in the moment with you!
Advanced online ticketing ends 1-2 hours before start of show, then tickets are sold at the box office beginning when doors open. Advanced tickets are typically cheaper than tickets purchased at the door.
Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.
Doors open 30-45 minutes before start of show.
The restrooms are "European style" and located on the second floor. (Why? We don't know! We didn't design the building.) There is an ADA accessible restroom in the back stage area. Please see a staff member to assist you.
Please refrain from taking pictures or video during performances. It's distracting to the performers and we just want to be in the moment with you!
Advanced online ticketing ends 1-2 hours before start of show, then tickets are sold at the box office beginning when doors open. Advanced tickets are typically cheaper than tickets purchased at the door.
Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.
Doors open 30-45 minutes before start of show.
The restrooms are "European style" and located on the second floor. (Why? We don't know! We didn't design the building.) There is an ADA accessible restroom in the back stage area. Please see a staff member to assist you.