$10 Advance / $15 Door

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with Sheila Ray, Darrell Jay, and Matt Davis
and headliner Lisa Rimmert

hosted by Becca Rothman

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Sheila Ray is forgetful, fragmented and in her fifties. Sheila is a writer, improv performer, speaker, and comedian in Birmingham AL. She has performed in Baton Rouge, Los Angeles and all around Alabama: she is a ray of sunshine to everyone she meets.

Darrell Jaye is an observational, energetic storyteller and comedian in Birmingham. With his signature natural and original style, he has been performing around the Southeast for two decades.

Matt Davis has performed at the prestigious Just for Laughs festival in Montreal, JFL42 in Toronto, Sketch Fest in San Francisco, KLICfest in Malaysia, UICF in Utrecht, Netherlands, the Bengaluru Comedy Festival in India, the Top of the World Comedy Festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland, Fringe World in Perth, Australia, and many others. Matt has performed in several hundred cities across 60+ countries, including many where he was the first international or U.S.-born artist to work with local scenes (Mongolia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Pakistan, and Bosnia-Herzegovina to name a few). In addition to 25 years of performing, his comedic short films have been featured in collectives at the Film Dayton festival, the LYAO comedy festival, and the Cincinnati Film Festival; his latest, "Going Somewhere with Matt Davis" debuted as an official selection of the 25th Anniversary Sidewalk Film Festival (2023).

Lisa Rimmert is that rare find: a standup comedian with an optimistic streak.  

Lisa loves people (and dogs) — and the feeling’s mutual. She’s performed at clubs across the country, sharing stages with the likes of Bobcat Goldthwait, TJ Miller, Steve Hofstetter, and others. A confident storyteller, Lisa knows her craft like the back of a bar napkin. She easily charms audiences with well-honed yet natural stories, punchlines, and snarky asides. Her comedy skews clean as she shares her lighthearted views on married life, being child-free, loving animals, and (note the Oxford comma) proper grammar. Expect nothing less from this award-winning author of Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog.