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Is it comedy or is it science? Yes! Join scientists-turned-comedians Naomi Fitter and Sarah Hagen as they lead the audience on a wildly hilarious and mildly risqué romp through engineering, robotics, and astronomy. Prepare to amaze and astonish your friends with dozens of dick jokes for engineers and Sarah's (mostly) factually accurate tales about how the Ancient Greeks were able to measure the distance to the moon and sun despite living in a time period so primitive that memes were shared via pottery.
Naomi Fitter escaped from Ohio at the age of 22. Her soothing midwestern voice has been described as "sexy," "librarian-like," and "nearly inaudible." She has opened for Aparna Nancherla, Steve Hofstetter, Don McMillan, Laurie Kilmartin, and Whitney Cummings and performed in the All Jane Comedy Festival. Her high-tech roast of Reggie Watts was featured in Physics Girl's "Proof of Concept" show. Naomi runs her shows Naughty but Nerdy and Singu-hilarity all over the country, and she has been featured on NPR, in Time Magazine, and on the Dork Forest with Jackie Kashian.
Sarah Hagen is a mostly normal person with an irritating obsession with mathematics. In an act of wild desperation, she began moonlighting as a stand-up comedian with the express purpose of incorporating mathematics into comedy. Seven years later, she is a fixture of the northwest comedy scene and co-producer of the touring STEM vaudeville show Singu-hilarity, as well as the popular recurring show Naughty but Nerdy, which runs all over the West Coast. She holds a PhD in mathematics and is a former OMSI Science Communication Fellow.
Doors Open 7pm
Show Starts 8pm
$15- Online
$20- Door

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