Green Gravel: Late Late Breakfast w/ Sammy Arechar

Comedy hangover? Or just need to start the revelry early?! 

Late Late Breakfast​ is the perfect comedy show for a drunken, weird Saturday afternoon. Hosted and co­created by lovable scamps Tyler Jackson and Danny Maupin, Late Late Breakfast is a fast­paced mixed­format standup show/open mic that the Chicago Reader simply called "Chaos." Every show is a wildly different experience and features a dizzying array of comedians telling jokes while facing randomized themed challenges that could be anything from having an impromptu puppet show or pie fight or Easter Pageant, to giving a guided tour in a trolley car or smashing fruit like Gallagher or pitching in a baseball game involving the entire audience.

Expect anything and everything out of the ordinary, all of it held together by solid, hilarious standup comedy. LLB has been featured on NYCF (2015), The Comedy Exposition (2014 and 2015), Memphis Comedy Festival (2015), Orlando Indie Comedy Fest (2014 and 2015), 10,000 Laughs Fest (2015) and Hell Yes Fest (2015).

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Sammy Arechar ​is a bad boy. His sense of humor and his stage presence that is often described as “personified chicken salad” has landed him gigs opening for nationally touring comedians such as T.J. Miller, Matt Braunger, Garfunkel and Oates, Johnny Pemberton, Josh Fadem, Moshe Kasher, and Ari Shaffir. Along with festivals such as the Milwaukee Comedy Festival, RIOT LA, High Plains Comedy Festival, the 2014 Comedy Exposition of Chicago, and the Limestone Comedy Festival.

Featuring:

Dina Nina Martinez (Comedy Store)

Dan Gill (Creative Control)

Aaron Nadell (Limestone Comedy Fest)

Hannah Hogan (Just for Laughs)

Also Appearing: 

Robert Flanagan (Little Village Comedy Hour)

Dante Powell (Beast Village Comedy Fest)

Eric Dadourian (The Meltdown)

Shelby Fero (Wait Wait Don't Tell Me)

David Venhuizen (Crom Comedy Fest)

High Ground Cafe offers a full menu featuring coffees, teas, sandwiches, desserts, beers and wines and for your comedy-viewing pleasure!

Fest-goers are encouraged to buy a festival pass (here) for priority seating. Advance sales on individual shows are the next best thing and whatever remaining seats are available will be sold at the door at the fest.