Join us for a night full of laughter, featuring co-headliners, Mike Larsen and Eric Freedman!
Hashtag Comedy Company features two co-headliners, Mike Larsen and Eric Freedman. Mike Larsen is a seasoned comedian based out of Columbus with credits that include The Tonight Show and writing for several TV shows. Eric Freedman is a nationally touring comedian who has garnered over 100 million views.
Doors open at 8:45pm, Drinks available for purchase.
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Eric delivers sharp, dark, and brutally honest comedy that cuts through the noise withprecision. A former punk/hardcore drummer, and Road Manager for Sublime With Rome,Eric has spent most of his adult life touring the world collecting the kind of wild storiesmost people would leave out of a job interview. Some of his material has been called “tragically accurate,” which, honestly, sounds about right. After three years on the road opening for comedian Craig Conant, Eric has ventured off on his own to headline clubs and bars around the country. He performs regularly at L.A.’s big three comedy clubs: The Hollywood Improv, The Comedy Store, and The Laugh Factory, and you can listen to his debut comedy album “Eric Didn’t Go To College” on all music platforms. Eric is also known as one of the minds behind the cult animation group, Tomorrow’s Nobody, where he’s collaborated on cartoons with many top comedians including Tom Segura, Theo Von, Adam Ray, Drew Lynch, Craig Conant, & Shapel Lacey. His videos have garnered over 100 million views.
MORE ABOUT MIKE LARSEN:
Mike Larsen has found success in three highly competitive fields – television, politics and stand-up comedy. He received Emmy and Writer’s Guild Award nominations for writing on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, has written speeches for progressive politicians, and made multiple appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. After years touring the country as a stand up comic, Mike broke into television writing with a job on ABC’s Grace Under Fire. Since then, Mike has written on Real Time with Bill Maher, Two Guys & a Girl, Ellen, The Drew Carey Show, Rodney, Reba, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Whoopi. He’s sold pilots to ABC, CBS, FOX, The Disney Channel and the BBC and served as Executive Producer and show runner on the acclaimed kids show Crash & Bernstein. In 2008, Mike took a sabbatical from television to return to politics when he was recruited by newly-elected Congresswoman Jackie Speier to help set up her office. He served as Congresswoman Speier’s Communications Director, managing her message strategy, writing speeches and op-eds, and working on healthcare legislation, financial reform and consumer protection. Mike’s most rewarding experience, though, was working with survivors of military sexual assault to help them tell their stories in their own words. While Mike’s principal work is writing and running television comedies, he continues to consult on political campaigns and was an Adjunct Professor at Woodbury University. In his free time, he mentors inmate writers at San Quentin State Prison and wrote the foreword to their 2016 Brothers in Pen Anthology.