SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL
STAND-UP COMEDY COMPETITION.

The Seattle International Comedy Competition is an annual, multi-week, judged, stand-up comedy contest. Over thirty comedians, out of hundreds who apply, perform in shows held in comedy clubs, bars, restaurants, casinos and theaters in and around the Seattle and the Pacific Northwest throughout the month of November.

Contestants perform 3-7 minute long sets in one of two preliminary weeks, consisting of six shows in six venues over six nights. The top five from each preliminary week will meet in the semi-finals week, which requires them to perform 8-12 minute long sets for another six shows. The top five from the semi-finals move on to the finals. In the finals, they will perform 15-20 minute long sets in five more shows…and, a winner is crowned.

This is a judged contest. Each contestant will perform for a unique group of judges for every show they do. Judges score each contestant in seven categories.

The Judges.
Sue Frause
Jim Freeman
Suzanne Kelman
Lars Callieou (former Finalist), Guest Host

The Comics.

Drew Barth (Seattle)
Bob Biggerstaff (Houston)
Dan Boulger (Boston)
Nathan Brannon (Portland)
Billy Wayne Davis (Seattle)
Matt Davis (Birmingham AL)
AJ Finney (Kansas City)
Vintz Fluke (Nojack, Alberta)
Victor McCullough (Hollywood)
Sean Patton (New Orleans/New York)
Danielle Radford (Seattle)
Nancy Reed (Seattle)
Keith Wallan (Vancouver WA)
John Wessling (Houston)
Andy Wood (Portland)

Learn more about the comics HERE.

The Seattle International Comedy Competition shares the same basic format and structure as the San Francisco Comedy Competition—and both competitions share the same Executive Producer, Jon Fox.