Lisa Geduldig Presents… Resilient Comedy

| Ticket Information Regular Price: $17.00 - $54.00 (Pay what you want) Prices include all service fees Run Time: 1 Hour, 30 Minutes General Admission |
The next Resilient Comedy show is on Thursday October 22nd. The sorta monthly comedy series, hosted by Lisa Geduldig, Producer of Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, takes place at the Eclectic Box (formerly StageWerx), an 80-seat black box theater on Valencia Street in San Francisco’s Mission District (1.5 blocks from 16th & Mission BART).
The October 22nd show features Joe Klocek, Melissa Shoshahi, Natasha Muse, and Lisa Geduldig.
Staying sane in current times means taking time to experience joy and laughter. These comedy shows also raise awareness and funds for organizations doing crucial work. Each month, partial proceeds will benefit a different organization.
Partial proceeds from the October show will benefit: The League of Women Voters of San Francisco, a nonpartisan political nonprofit that defends democracy and provides education to encourage people to vote in elections and participate in government. They also engage in advocacy to influence public policy that benefits the community. People of all genders are welcome.
https://lwvsf.org/
Eclectic Box*
446 Valencia St (btwn 15th & 16th Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
*Eclectic Box (formerly StageWerx) is an 80-seat black box theater on Valencia Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. (1.5 blocks from 16th & Mission BART)
Parking available at Hoff Street garage. (Hoff Street between 16th and 17th Streets)
The October 22nd show features Joe Klocek, Melissa Shoshahi, Natasha Muse, and Lisa Geduldig.
Staying sane in current times means taking time to experience joy and laughter. These comedy shows also raise awareness and funds for organizations doing crucial work. Each month, partial proceeds will benefit a different organization.
Partial proceeds from the October show will benefit: The League of Women Voters of San Francisco, a nonpartisan political nonprofit that defends democracy and provides education to encourage people to vote in elections and participate in government. They also engage in advocacy to influence public policy that benefits the community. People of all genders are welcome.
https://lwvsf.org/
Eclectic Box*
446 Valencia St (btwn 15th & 16th Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
*Eclectic Box (formerly StageWerx) is an 80-seat black box theater on Valencia Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. (1.5 blocks from 16th & Mission BART)
Parking available at Hoff Street garage. (Hoff Street between 16th and 17th Streets)


Joe Klocek is a square peg in a round hole sort of guy. Raised a midwesterner, but living in San Francisco for 20 years, Joe does two things great- tells stories and jokes. He currently runs two monthly shows in San Francisco. At Cobbs Comedy Club, his game show, “Get It!?” Is becoming the next big thing. At The Punch Line, Joe Klocek & Friends, is his chance to show off new talent to audiences. Joe had a two month "comic in residency" at the first comedy club in Shanghai, China. Joe has been featured on NPR's, "Snap Judgement" and has also appeared on Comedy Centrals, "Live at Gotham" NBC's, "Last Comic Standing" and was commentator for the Emmy award wining documentary, "A Bridge so Far.” Joe has also been a runner-up in the "San Francisco International Comedy Competition" and the "Seattle Comedy Competition." Voted "Best Comic" in the 2011 SF Weekly Readers Poll.
Melissa Shoshahi is an Iranian American comedian, actress, and content creator known for her viral character-driven comedy sketches. As a stand up comedian, she has performed for audiences across the country and around the world, sharing her sharp observations, cultural humor, and unique perspective. Melissa has built a global online audience of over one million followers across social media (!), where her colorful cast of characters and relatable comedy have resonated with viewers worldwide. Her work has been featured on Laughs on FOX, Nickelodeon, All Def Digital, Hulu, and in various independent films.
Natasha Muse is a stand up comedian and humorous writer who moved to San Francisco last century and hasn’t been pushed out of the City (yet). She likes puns, wordplay, and portmanteaus, and enjoys weaving them into jokes and comical bits about being trans, being a mom, and being alone with her thoughts. Some audiences don’t know what to make of her, so it’s a good thing she’s a self-made lady. When she’s not making scores of people laugh on stage, she’s plugging away at her blog. Natasha’s comedy is so good it’s not even funny.
Lisa Geduldig, the producer of this monthly comedy series, is a San Francisco-based comedian and comedy producer most known for Kung Pao Kosher Comedy™ — Jewish Comedy on Christmas in a Chinese Restaurant, which celebrates its 34th year this coming December (in-person AND virtually). Before the pandemic, Lisa ran the monthly Comedy Returns to El Rio, a decade-long comedy show at El Rio in San Francisco’s Mission District where her comedy career began over 35 years ago. To keep people entertained and to provide comedians with work during the pandemic, Lisa produced the monthly Lockdown Comedy on Zoom from 2020 to 2024, largely from her mother’s retirement community home in Florida. Her (now late) mother, Arline, who discovered doing comedy at 89 years old, was a monthly guest.