Nathan Timmel with Andy Fisher and Lahiru Samarasinghe
Nathan Timmel with Andy Fisher and Lahiru Samarasinghe
Nathan Timmel is a 15-year comedy veteran who has headlined comedy clubs across the country,
recorded several comedy CDs (with regular airplay on Sirius/XM), blogs for The Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, and Rooftop Comedy, visited the Bob & Tom Show three times, and been overseas to perform for American troops nine times—including stops in Iraq and Afghanistan. With a set that’s well-crafted, clever, and genuine, Nathan’s act is a mix of high-brow thinkers and accessible straight-ahead jokes. He keeps audiences on their toes, transitioning seamlessly from loving husband and father to gritty analyst of politics and human nature. He finds humor in everything, from making babies to overcrowded prisons, creating comedy that’s intelligent, fun, and engaging with a sprinkling of raucousness. A talented storyteller, he builds on real-life anecdotes that draw you in before hitting you with the punch line you didn’t see coming. He’s not afraid of using his own life, from his oddball father to his diva toddler, to get you laughing. By the end of his set, he’ll leave you wanting more jokes (and his Twitter handle).
Andy Fisher
Andy Fisher is the kind of affable everyman that brings nonchalance to being on point. His act is a blend of stories, observations, and pontifications about marriage, parenthood, and modern life that playfully refuse to pull any punches. Andy is energetic and fun, and he leaves audiences feeling like they’ve known him for years. With a hallmark of likability, his attitude is infectious, his style is memorable, and his sense of humor is unforgiving.
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.
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Nathan Timmel is a 15-year comedy veteran who has headlined comedy clubs across the country,
recorded several comedy CDs (with regular airplay on Sirius/XM), blogs for The Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, and Rooftop Comedy, visited the Bob & Tom Show three times, and been overseas to perform for American troops nine times—including stops in Iraq and Afghanistan. With a set that’s well-crafted, clever, and genuine, Nathan’s act is a mix of high-brow thinkers and accessible straight-ahead jokes. He keeps audiences on their toes, transitioning seamlessly from loving husband and father to gritty analyst of politics and human nature. He finds humor in everything, from making babies to overcrowded prisons, creating comedy that’s intelligent, fun, and engaging with a sprinkling of raucousness. A talented storyteller, he builds on real-life anecdotes that draw you in before hitting you with the punch line you didn’t see coming. He’s not afraid of using his own life, from his oddball father to his diva toddler, to get you laughing. By the end of his set, he’ll leave you wanting more jokes (and his Twitter handle).