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This Week at NerdMelt Showroom: Puppet Town, Daniel Koren, Part Two, and more!

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We like comedy. What? You like comedy too? CRAZY! Well here’s some good news for you: This week at NerdMelt Showroom at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles is filled with great comedy. And to think, you just said you liked comedy. It’s like it was meant to be or something. Yay, comedy!

March 29th at 2pm it’s Puppet Town!

A sketch comedy show for kids…with puppets! Created by Alex Fox and Rachel Lewis. With guest host Dana Powell (Bridesmaids, Modern Family, Veep).

L.A.’s favorite family friendly show is back! Puppets! Music! Sketch Comedy! Fun! With a cast of comedians from iO, Second City, Groundlings, and UCB, along with puppeteers from Broadway’s Avenue Q – it’s never ending fun in Puppet Town! Puppet Mastery by Christian Anderson and Puppet Design by Derek Lux (Ovation Award Winners; Puppet Design – Shrek the Musical). Directed by Megan Grano (Jim Belushi and the Chicago Board of Comedy, former staff writer – Jimmy Kimmel Live).

$8 in advance, $10 at the door and FREE FOR KIDS UNDER 12.

March 29th at 8pm it’s Set List!

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From the minds of Paul Provenza and Troy Conrad… Set List is back from sold-out shows at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Montreal Just For Laughs Festival, and a regular run in London. Top comics are given a never-before-seen “set list”of strange and outrageous topics the second they walk onstage, and perform seamlessly as if its the act they normally do, while the audience follows their list on the projection screen. Complete comedy in the moment.

Featuring the never-before-seen set lists of Kumail Nanjiani, Nate Bargatze, Greg Fitzsimmons, Emily Heller, Andy Haynes, Andy Peters, Neal Brennan, plus a secret special guest. Hosted by Troy Conrad.

$8 in advance, $10 at the door.

March 30th at 8pm it’s Harmontown!

What is Harmontown? It’s awesome. It’s unique. It’s one of a kind. It’s something only Dan Harmon (creator of Community and Rick and Morty) and Jeff B. Davis (Whose Line is it Anyway) can do. It’s a different show every time and it’s every week. Lucky us! Playing Dungeons and Dragons? It’s happened. Dan Harmon freestyle rapping? Yup, that too. Calling Chevy Chase from stage? Happened…more than once. A celebrity guest? Allison Brie, Donald Glover, and Gillian Jacobs among others have all stopped in. Getting super personal with an intimate audience? Always. It’s Harmontown. It’s awesome. It’s unique. Don’t miss a single week. Subscribe to Harmontown on iTunes today!

$10.

March 31st at 5pm it’s Nerdist Open Mic!

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Come watch Kyle Clark and John Ungaro host this comedy free-for-all. You’ll see brand new comics, comics you know and love trying out new material, and the magic that is live comedy.

Free.

March 31st at 9pm it’s Daniel Koren: The Most Important Thing!

Emmy-nominated composer Daniel Koren sits by the piano, accompanied by his projected figures In this bizarre and visually mind blowing show. In his own provoking way, Daniel reveals his stream of consciousness, making a virtuosic act that defines a new kind of musical stand up. For more info check out http://www.danielkoren.net/.

$10.

April 2nd at 8:30pm it’s The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail!

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Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani helm the good ship Meltdown every single Wednesday, to host the show that’s been named one of the best live shows in LA by LA Weekly, Splitsider, and more. At The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail, you’ll see some of the biggest comics, up and coming acts just before they get famous, and as always, surprise drop-ins that will knock your socks off.

This week, Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani welcome Andrew Santino, Taylor Williamson, Cameron Esposito, Greg Barris, Phil Hanley, Doug Benson… and a special guest.

$8.

April 3rd at 8:30pm it’s SketchMelt!

SketchMelt proudly presents a showcase of the best of new live and video sketch comedy every month!  Guaranteed to be totally sketch.

See live and video sketches by Oh, You, Ashton Golembo, Aggie, Alana and Jack, This Is Serious, Pat Babbitt, The Late Live Show, submission winners Cheap Smokes, and more. Hosted by Brad Gage (Family Sandwich) and Christian Spicer (DLC, IMPRO(vs)TANDUP) with Danielle N. Kramer (Husband & Wifey)!

$8 in advance, $10 at the door.

April 4th at 9pm it’s Part Two: The Sequel Show!

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What’s better than your favorite movies? The SEQUELS to those movies performed by your favorite comedians! Join Tony Sam and Julia Prescott as they co-host the 63rd Annual Sequel Show, also known as the Pitchies! Honoring the best in unwritten movies, because the greatest sequels are the ones that haven’t been made yet. At the end of the show, the studio audience will vote on who receives the coveted title of, “Best Pitch.” So don your Awards Show best, get camera-ready, and come on out for the best night in Movie Sequels’ history! Featuring  Steve Agee, Ian Karmel, Andres Du Bouchet, Johnny Pemberton, James Fritz, John Ennis, Katie Crown, and Davey Johnson.

$8 in advance, $10 at the door.

Thank you all so much for your continued support of the showroom. Follow us on Twitter and track us on our blog for more info about any of these shows!

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