Sarper Güven
Sarper Güven
Born and raised in Turkey, now lost in the madness of America and reality TV. Sarper brings his sharp, hilarious takes on marriage, jealousy, and the wild cultural differences between Turkish and American life. With fresh observations about living in the U.S., he’s here to prove that laughter is universal.
Chris Espinoza
CJ Koepp
CJ Koepp is a Wisconsin-raised, Oakland-based comedian, writer, artist, and climate activist who specializes in “dark woke.” She has performed at SF Sketchfest and opened for Nick Kroll and Dave Attell.
In addition to stand-up comedy, she writes for Reductress, was awarded the 2024 Diversity in Comedy Writing Fellowship at Killing My Lobster San Francisco, and has been arrested twice (so far).
Shows are for 21 and over only, with valid ID.
*2 item minimum per person.*
Doors open 30-60 minutes prior depending on showtime.
*All show lineups are subject to change.
(In this Covid era, our lineups can and may change at the last minute, as needed.)
** We do not offer refunds or exchanges. All sales are final.
***For those guests who may need extra assistance in seating or space for a wheelchair, we kindly ask that you call the club and leave a message letting us know, along with your name and the show you are attending. 408.736.0921 That way we can be sure to reserve the table with the best access for you.
Bag Policy / Restricted Items:
- Bags/Purses up to 12” x 6” x 12” are allowed in the venue. All bags that are not clear are subject to search.
- No Backpacks, Bota bags or Camelbacks
- No Outside Food or Drink Allowed – this includes water bottles
- No smoking or vaping allowed
- No personal recording equipment allowed and anyone caught recording the performances on their phones will be immediately ejected
- This list of prohibited items is subject to change at the discretion of venue management
Born and raised in Turkey, now lost in the madness of America and reality TV. Sarper brings his sharp, hilarious takes on marriage, jealousy, and the wild cultural differences between Turkish and American life. With fresh observations about living in the U.S., he’s here to prove that laughter is universal.