Tech Meets Live Comedy.

About Us

We’re a bunch of local artists and tech/ex-tech workers looking to disrupt tech comedy in San Francisco.

We built this show with one goal in mind: Create a new, unique comedy experience that redefines what comedy is for the tech community, while keeping it fun for those who aren’t indoctrinated into the tech cult.

When we’re not hosting our monthly show, you can find many of us performing improv on stages around San Francisco and the Bay Area.

FAQ

How do I buy tickets?

Tickets can be purchased at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/go-tech-yourself-tickets-1029313784237

Can I suggest an app idea for the show?

Yes! Audience participation is a key part of the show. You’ll be invited to submit your app idea before the show starts. Who knows, your app idea might be chosen!

What’s the general format of the show?

The show consists of two halves, each half has a five minute blind pitch of one audience suggestion followed by a 20 minute longform improv set transforming that discussion into unhinged live comedy. The total show format runs about one hour.

Is this shortform or longform improv
Do you use all the suggestions (Spoiler: only some of them)

While we see some very creative suggestions come through our show, our current format does not allow us to explore everyone’s suggestions (bummer, we know). Our cast of comedians choose a couple at the top of the show which get pitched and the cast explores those ideas in depth. Was your idea not chosen? No worries! Come back to a later show and resubmit, who knows it might be chosen!

We focus on longform improvised comedy, so think of it like we’re building a theatrical play as opposed to rapid-fire bits. It’s wild, and it allows us to find moments you’ll cherish.

Do you do private shows or events?

Absolutely! We love private shows for companies, parties, and events. Email us at gotechyourselfcomedy@gmail.com to schedule!

What if I can’t make it to the show, what is your refund policy?

We handle ticketing through the third party venues we rent from. As such, ticket policies vary by venue, but generally tickets are non-refundable. See the refund policy on the ticketing page where you bought your tickets from for more information.