RSVP for My Set at Greenwich Village Comedy Club on Friday, February 6th

I’ve been booked for the 8PM Show at Greenwich Village Comedy Club on February 6th. This is The Clayton Fletcher Show that I did on Friday, January 23rd. That was a pretty good lineup that featured Sue Costello, Gregory Joseph, Marc T. Engberg and a handful more. Sue’s a charmah and Marc’s impressions almost blew the got-dang roof off the place.

That was a tough show for me. I had 4 back to back to back to back calls at the office and my girlfriend was engaged in Nuclear War with me via text. My mind was elsewhere. I remember a comedian – Rob Ferrari – telling us about his thoughts on American Sniper and Michael Moore and I was straight up orbiting the planet, bouncing off satellites and sh*t. Just zoned out of control.

I totally messed up the order of jokes, skipping forward to “It sucks getting old” when I actually needed to set up the airport joke with the moose on a mountain setup, hence repeating the Elton John punchline.

I also forgot to launch into the Spirit Airlines tirade that would’ve been a great closer. Instead, we get another dose of MJ, which Marc had already nailed with his impression. Jamona!

It was a great turnout and despite the flubs, the crowd was generous. Probably shouldn’t have skipped dinner either.

A friend, his girlfriend, and I went down the street and filled our bellies with booze and our ears with talk about football. I left a couple very confusing voicemails for the gf. Overall, a weird P-Diddy-mind-f***ing-me kinda night.

Blizzard / Disappointment “Juno” forced me to cancel my appearance at EastVille Comedy Club. I hope they understand that I wasn’t in the mood to travel in near-Siberian conditions just for them to tell me that none of my guests showed up and have to trek back like a penguin who forgot his top hat. Hopefully, they forgive me and have me back another time.

Just like last time, I’ll be performing alongside club regulars and headliners in front of club staff and management, so I may be selected for other “opportunities”. One way to make sure I get picked is to have a strong showing of people who “get me”. (That’s you)