Punchlines & Pasta with Katie K

Halloween weekend. Katie K. Five comedians. One Italian restaurant. What could possibly go wrong? On Friday, October 30, Katie K takes the stage at Antonucci’s with the kind of comedy that makes you laugh first and occasionally wonder why you related to it. No corporate comedy. Just five comics getting onstage and finding out how far they can push a room before somebody starts looking for the exit. Katie K leads the charge with a point of view that doesn't ask permission and jokes that know exactly where the line is—and occasionally step over it just to see what happens. Drew Bock brings the kind of unpredictable energy that makes you pay attention. Marcos Calandrelli turns everyday observations into material with considerably less respect for the everyday. Melissa Stephens has the rare ability to make uncomfortable subjects genuinely hilarious. Jim Andritch rounds out the lineup, proving once again that putting a microphone in front of a comedian is sometimes the only reasonable way to handle the situation. And yes, there’s pasta. That's it. No viral impressions. No motivational speeches pretending to be stand-up. No comedian explaining how brave they are for having opinions.