Katrina Brown with Mario Robinson & Malory Manderfield
Katrina Brown with Mario Robinson & Malory Manderfield
The family seemed complete enough; Half a dozen kids. All olive skinned, dark haired, Italian
mixed children with petite builds and big, brown eyes. But her mother got greedy. HAD to have one more kid. HAD to.. .juuust one more. and Out came Katrina. Fire red hair and an attitude to match, obviously the Odd Ball of the clan, she was destined to stand out in a crowd. When you look like a stranger in your own family portrait, it sticks. Dubbed The Weird One by her step-father, Katrina has spent her life living up to that nickname. With her metal head and potpourri of physical oddities, there is no shortage of material for her to draw from, and share her skewed view of the world around her. Add in a marriage to a Sasquatch and the birth of her two sons, and this woman found a lot to say.. and an audience that is listening, laughing, and relating. Extending beyond the male and female barriers of funny, Katrina focuses on just being Human: the things that draw us together, and the differences that set us apart. From every day life to parenthood and being a wife, the perils of aging and being a Pop Culture Addict, the world provides her with material. Just frumpy enough that other women dont view her as threatening, just cute enough that men wont ignore her, she walks that line on what is universally funny to all audiences. She looks like your average Soccer Mom, but never judge a book by its cover. Blue enough to merit a PG-13 rating, and clean enough to not horrify people, Katrina leaves an audience better for the experience, even if it is only to be glad that her kids arent their kids, her life isnt their life, and they werent born into her genetic joke of a body.
Malory Manderfield
Malory Manderfield is a product of the Twin Cities stand -up scene. Malory is the proud recipient of the 2021 Funniest Person Contest at Acme Comedy Club in Minneapolis. She prides herself in delivering relatable, endearing, and witty material. She has performed stand-up across the Midwest and can be found writing in all of the notebooks. You can reach Malory on Instagram and TikTok, both @malmanderfield.
Mario Robinson
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The family seemed complete enough; Half a dozen kids. All olive skinned, dark haired, Italian
mixed children with petite builds and big, brown eyes. But her mother got greedy. HAD to have one more kid. HAD to.. .juuust one more. and Out came Katrina. Fire red hair and an attitude to match, obviously the Odd Ball of the clan, she was destined to stand out in a crowd. When you look like a stranger in your own family portrait, it sticks. Dubbed The Weird One by her step-father, Katrina has spent her life living up to that nickname. With her metal head and potpourri of physical oddities, there is no shortage of material for her to draw from, and share her skewed view of the world around her. Add in a marriage to a Sasquatch and the birth of her two sons, and this woman found a lot to say.. and an audience that is listening, laughing, and relating. Extending beyond the male and female barriers of funny, Katrina focuses on just being Human: the things that draw us together, and the differences that set us apart. From every day life to parenthood and being a wife, the perils of aging and being a Pop Culture Addict, the world provides her with material. Just frumpy enough that other women dont view her as threatening, just cute enough that men wont ignore her, she walks that line on what is universally funny to all audiences. She looks like your average Soccer Mom, but never judge a book by its cover. Blue enough to merit a PG-13 rating, and clean enough to not horrify people, Katrina leaves an audience better for the experience, even if it is only to be glad that her kids arent their kids, her life isnt their life, and they werent born into her genetic joke of a body.