Toon Out
presented by Killing My Lobster
Sketch comedy you watch while you eat your cereal
May 25th - June 10th, Thursday - Saturday
Location: CAST (black box theater)
447 Minna Street, San Francisco
Shows start at 7:00pm
Cost: $16.50 - 50
Don’t bother changing out of your pajamas! Killing My Lobster brings you sketch comedy that evokes all the Saturday morning cartoons we watched in our childhood. Who cares if they cut corners on animation costs, or had painfully on-the-nose “positive messaging,” or advertised rickety toys? We loved them! Feel like a kid again, and Toon Out with KML.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the space ADA accessible?
Yes! If you have mobility or wheelchair needs in order to attend this production, please email admin@killingmylobster.com after you purchase your tickets and we will accommodate you.
What are your COVID policies?
Killing My Lobster asks their audience members to remain masked when not enjoying a beverage. We understand many venues no longer require masks, but as a small nonprofit, we cannot afford for our performers to become ill.
How do I get to 447 Minna?
447 Minna is named after its address, so you can find it at…447 Minna. It is accessible via BART, with the closest stop being Powell Street. Walk straight down 5th and you’re there! If you care to drive, there is a large parking structure at 5th and Mission.
Do they serve concessions at 447 Minna?
No, but the Tempest, the Chieftain, and the San Francisco Mint are just a few of the great watering holes in easy walking distance.
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About Killing My Lobster
Killing My Lobster is recognized as the Bay Area’s premier sketch comedy company, drawing comparisons to Chicago’s Second City and New York’s Saturday Night Live (SF Weekly and SF Chronicle). KML has grown to serve more than 4,500 audience goers, 150 Professional Artists, and 35 faculty annually. KML has created original work for HBO, is a two- time winner of the “Best of the Fringe” Award at the SF Fringe Festival and was voted “Best Comedy Group” by the San Francisco Bay Guardian. The group founded and produced the long-running Hi/Lo Film Festival. KML has also created numerous award-winning short films and taken home the Golden Spire Prize at the SF International Film Festival. In response to efforts by KML, sketch comedy was added as an eligible TBA awards category and in the last two years KML has received 26 TBA Award nominations and has 3 winsKML’s 2019 season ensured our Bay Area communities a comedic outlet on relevant topics from mental health and therapy (our TBA Award winning production “How Does That Make You Feel”), to an all Asian-American exploration of the term “Model Minority” (“Model Minority Report”), to an all female perspective on the action adventure genre ( “Don’t You Die on Me”), to life through the eyes of young sketch writers (“826+KML=BFF”).