October 15 - October 18

Jim Perry "The Cop Comic"

Jim Perry "The Cop Comic"

with David Nguyen and Jeremy Talamantes

Jim Perry traded in his badge for a microphone—and found a new way to connect with people. A military veteran and former police officer, Jim draws from real-life experience to deliver relatable comedy that’s reached audiences worldwide, earning over 1 billion views online.

He’s been seen on ABC, CBS, and NBC, and performs at comedy clubs, cruise ships, casinos, and corporate events across the country.


David Nguyen

David Nguyen is a writer and comedian currently writing and comedianing in SF Bay Area. One half of The Bad Asians Show, the premier comedy showcase featuring Asian comics, David is a mainstay both in the local scene and comedy clubs across America. David is a refreshingly positive voice in stand up - his act has a sharp edge but never draws blood. He's like a bag of jelly beans with the licorice and popcorn beans left in – overall, very sweet, but with just enough bitter notes to keep it interesting. Preferring a gentler approach to social commentary than the foot-stomping, chest-pounding norm, his criticism is always funny and usually constructive. And with an immediately likable demeanor and a deep bag of topics from which to draw material, it is easy to see why David is one of the most dynamic young comics working today.


Jeremy Talamantes

Jeremy Talamantes is half Mexican, half White and full on funny. The day he dropped out of community college he solemnly swore to make others chuckle. Coming out of San Francisco but repping San Jose, this 24 year old Bay Area native is a blue collar slacker with a taste for the goofier things in life. He has traveled up and down both coasts playing anywhere from bars and cafes to theaters and comedy clubs in order to uphold his oath.

Shows are for 21 and over ONLY, with valid ID.
*2 item minimum per person (food and non-alcoholic count towards minimum).*
Doors open 30-60 minutes prior depending on show day and time.

!! We do not offer refunds or exchanges. All sales are final. !!
No refunds, no exchanges, no transfers to other names. Name on the credit card purchase needs to match the name on the reservation.

* All show lineups are subject to change.

** 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.

*** RECORDING NOTICE: Photography, video, and audio recording may occur during this event, including audience interactions and crowd work. By entering the venue, you consent to the use of your image, likeness, voice, and participation for promotional, social media, broadcast, streaming, and other media purposes.

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

Jim Perry traded in his badge for a microphone—and found a new way to connect with people. A military veteran and former police officer, Jim draws from real-life experience to deliver relatable comedy that’s reached audiences worldwide, earning over 1 billion views online.

He’s been seen on ABC, CBS, and NBC, and performs at comedy clubs, cruise ships, casinos, and corporate events across the country.

David Nguyen


David Nguyen is a writer and comedian currently writing and comedianing in SF Bay Area. One half of The Bad Asians Show, the premier comedy showcase featuring Asian comics, David is a mainstay both in the local scene and comedy clubs across America. David is a refreshingly positive voice in stand up - his act has a sharp edge but never draws blood. He's like a bag of jelly beans with the licorice and popcorn beans left in – overall, very sweet, but with just enough bitter notes to keep it interesting. Preferring a gentler approach to social commentary than the foot-stomping, chest-pounding norm, his criticism is always funny and usually constructive. And with an immediately likable demeanor and a deep bag of topics from which to draw material, it is easy to see why David is one of the most dynamic young comics working today.

Jeremy Talamantes


Jeremy Talamantes is half Mexican, half White and full on funny. The day he dropped out of community college he solemnly swore to make others chuckle. Coming out of San Francisco but repping San Jose, this 24 year old Bay Area native is a blue collar slacker with a taste for the goofier things in life. He has traveled up and down both coasts playing anywhere from bars and cafes to theaters and comedy clubs in order to uphold his oath.