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Laugh Camp Comedy Club

490 N Robert Street

Saint Paul MN 55101

Caitlin Checkeroski with Casey Flesch & Lahiru Samarasinghe

Name: Caitlin Checkeroski with Casey Flesch & Lahiru Samarasinghe
Start: 2024-08-03T01:00:00Z
Location: Laugh Camp Comedy Club

Fri, Aug 2, 2024

8:00 PM

Sat, Aug 3, 2024

8:00 PM

Caitlin Checkeroski with Casey Flesch & Lahiru Samarasinghe

with Casey Flesch and Lahiru Samarasinghe

The best nationally touring comedians appearing weekly in the Cabaret in Camp Bar. Great stay and play hotel rates available HERE. Plenty of on-street parking and a $4 lot directly across the street Questions call 1-866-687-8525 ext 3.

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Caitlin Checkeroski is a Michigan bumpkin turned Chicago comic and now performs all over the country. She has participated in many prestigious comedy festivals including Altercation Fest, Memphis Comedy Festival, Motor City Comedy Festival and 10,000 Laughs. She recently headlined Zanies Chicago.

Casey Flesch

Casey Flesch is a fun, light hearted comedian hailing from Minneapolis. He has performed in bars, breweries, and comedy clubs around the US and Canada. He’s been a part of the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival, been featured on the popular website The Chive, and opened shows for comedians Stewart Huff, Hal Sparks, and Josh Blue. His silly story telling and ability to laugh at himself have delighted

audiences across the Midwest.

Lahiru Samarasinghe

Lahiru Samarasinghe has been performing standup in the Twin Cities since 2016. In 2022, he was a part of the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival in Minneapolis, MN. Lahiru was a finalist at the 2022 House of Comedy's Funniest Person With a Day Job Contest, and came second in Acme's 2022 Funniest Person Contest. He is also the host and producer of several shows around the Twin Cities, including Second Best Medicine: A Comedy Show for Charity at the Underground Music Venue and Robot Takeover at The Comedy Corner Underground. By viewing his experience as the oldest American-born child of a Sri Lankan family through a silly lens, Lahiru is able to share his life in a way to which audiences can relate.