“Nightlife on Mars” Thankgiving Comedy Special | SF

CANCELED: “Nightlife on Mars” Comedy Night | SF

Nightlife on Mars is a weekly comedy show at Murphy’s Pub, produced by local comics Joe Nguyen, Red Scott, and Natasha Muse.

The three members of Nightlife on Mars are the triptych that represents the spiritual base of the San Francisco comedy scene. Between them, they’ve performed with comic talents ranging from Robin Williams to Wyatt Cenac, and have been featured by the SF Weekly, The Daily Mail, and KALW.

Nightife on Mars Stand-Up Comedy
Most Saturdays | 8 pm to 9:30 pm
– Schedule may vary, so check their website before you head out
Murphy’s Pub, 217 Kearny @ Sutter, SF (Financial Dist.)
FREE with secret code CHEAPBASTARD (limited tickets only) otherwise it’s $10.

The show takes place in a private room in Murphy’s Pub.

Updated 5/28/19 – Event info last checked via website

Wednesday, November 26, 2014
CANCELED: “Nightlife on Mars” Comedy Night | SF

Don’t Watch This Show Live’s Thanksgiving Special and Farewell to Paul Simmons Special | November 26, 2014

The night before Thanksgiving, join the cast for their Thanksgiving special show and also the last show with their cast member Paul Simmons (as he will be entering the Witness Protection Program). Bring your family or use this an excuse to ditch your family – either way, you win. This is also their last show of 2014 until January 2015.

They’ll have giveaway prizes for the audience and also a very special guest.

Headliner Paul Simmons has been doing comedy in the Bay Area and beyond for several years now and has been with DWTS since mid-2013, specializing in the portrayal of characters who are unable to grow real facial hair. Paul will be leaving the Bay Area and DWTS at the end of 2014 in an effort to turn his favorite pastime – “not working” – from a hobby into a career. He is however open to employment opportunities such as “Trophy Husband,” “Willy Wonka Golden-Ticket Winner,” and “False Messiah.” If Paul returns to DWTS at any point in the future, it will be because he missed the opportunity to create laughter and art with his friends, and also probably because he ran out of money.