Brent Weinbach has gained a particularly favorable reputation in both the underground and mainstream San Francisco scenes. Through an unconventional and quirky style, Brent combines absurdism, physical humor, and cultural characterizations with an innocent and intellectual sophistication. As the Weinbach cult-following continues to develop, fans all over the Bay Area and beyond can be seen wearing the increasingly fashionable “Weinbach” t-shirt. Brent has made appearances at the HBO Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, taken part in the Comedians of Comedy tours and he even did his act on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson only to have his segment cut by a CBS executive before airtime for being “too weird and deadpan” despite a favorable studio audience response (Shades of Bill Hicks on Letterman?).
Jen Kirkman is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian, actor and writer. She performs all over the country and can regularly be seen at venues like the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre LA, Largo and the Melrose Improv. In February of 2007, Jen released her first comedy album, Self Help. She was a cast member on the VH1 sketch show, Acceptable TV. Jen has also appeared on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, NBC’s Late Friday, Starz’s Special Sauce, CBS’s The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (where her segment actually made it to air) and her unique voice has landed her recurring roles on animated shows like Cartoon Network’s Home Movies, Vh1’s Illustrated and most recently Current TV’s Supernews.
