Trash City Entertainment presents the PERFECT DATE NIGHT Kass McPherson's "Can You Take It?" Comedy Comeback Show! This show will be filmed for an upcoming DVD Sunday April 26 2009 5:30pm Z Girl Club - 4301 N 7th Ave Phoenix AZ 85013 Doors open at 5:00pm - 21+ $10 General Admission $2 discount if purchased online General Admission does NOT guarantee a table Buy tickets in advance: Call 602-399-9500 or ONLINE at TRASH CITY'S BOX OFFICE (www.trashcityentertainment.com/catalog) Join us in welcoming Kass McPherson back to the stage after almost two years on hiatus! The fans begged for her to come back and she's finally ready to hit the stage full force with no holds barred. with special guest comedians: Robert Fata Carol Mooney Jill Bryan and special guest Jo Anna Larson Special Musical Guests: Page the Village Idiot and FANCY PANTS About Kass McPherson Kass has a comedy style all her own, wowing audiences with her unique observations of life and the humor in all of us. Kass runs Gay Comedy nights all over the Valley at selected venues and has had own show at Tinseltown in North Scottsdale. Kass was a host for Comedy SlamFest 2 and won as best comedian at Comedy SlamFest Season 4. She competed in FUNNY HONEYS (all female comedians). She has performed at the TEMPE IMPROV, on tour with Rodney Hood, The BIZ, and has opened for ALEX REYMUNDO. She was the headliner for the Funny Honeys Standup Gals and headlined the This is NOT Your Mother's Comedy Tour. A Valley favorite, edgy and on the money - this time around she puts it to the audience: "Can You Take It??" About Robert Fata (Host) He's performed at such places as Laff's in Tucson, the Tempe Improv, and several benefits, including Toys for Tots. His comedy can best be described as intelligently sardonic. Robert's other TV and radio appearances include The Comedy Thrift Shop on local COX 98; Robert is a regular guest on KWSS, and was asked to fill in for The Fabulous Amy Donahue on her show, where his performance became one of the most replayed shows in the history of the station, and had its own section on the website. Most recently, Robert was 2nd Place in the Turbo Tax Tax Laugh Contest(won $5000) and the respect of his peers. Robert's a brilliant Roaster and has participated in many Comedy Roasts. Today, Robert spends his weekends at his home club, The Comedy Spot in Scottsdale. His website contains a daily blog and video parodies of news reports "Daily Show" style: www.robertfata.com About Jill Bryan Jill is dedicating her life to making her gang rape joke acceptable to all mankind. She's emceed for Kevin Pollak and for Tom Papa. She has also opened for Jimmy Fallon, DL Hughley, Jeff Ross, Greg Fitzsimmons, Norm MacDonald, Greg Giraldo, Bill Burr and Aisha Tyler. Jill says: "This has been the most fulfilling time of my life, including and surpassing both the births of my 2 children and all of the times I shoplifted and didn’t get caught" www.myspace.com/jillypi About Carol Mooney Carol says it best: "At 39 years old, I decided to take a Comedy Class at the local community college. [Why? Homeschooling FIVE kids! Can you say "Get the Hell outta the house?" Ahem...] n a more personal note: I am terrific! No really, just ask me. I try to live right, you know, be decent in a kind of yoga practicing, joke telling, diamonds work like crystals (don't they?) sort of way. I don't smoke, I use recycled paper, and aspire to drive bio-diesel..while still deeply dedicated to drinking heavily and consuming as much red meat as humanly possible. Why? because, I think life is about BALANCE. So, I do a few shows a week, write a newspaper column from time to time, and have started my re-education all the way back at the first grade. You know, it's much more interesting than I remember it." About Jo Anna Larson Human, female, daughter, sister, wife, mother, friend, student, teacher, lover, writer, fighter, creator, inspiration, optimist, risk taker, defiant, energetic, beautiful, generous, contagious. Jo Anna is a comedian, a film maker, a theatre actor, a sketch comedian, a dancer, a pin-up girl, burlesque queen and so much more. About Page the Village Idiot is a Phoenix, Arizona singer-songwriter, satirist and guitar comic. He has released two studio albums and one live compilation. His music industry-critical pop music parody, “This Song Sucks,” was nominated by Red Peters for Song of the Year 2007.[2] PTVI’s “Dead Rockstars” has been featured on the Dr. Demento Show Notable for his satire of Phoenix-area political and social issues such as methamphetamin addiction, racism, consumerism and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, PTVI also targets pop culture personalities (Nancy Kerrigan), international figures (Osama Bin Laden) and various subcultural phenomena (teenage plastic surgery). A one-man act, Page the Village Idiot uses guitar, ukulele, a Roland MC-303 and bass pedals to parody diverse musical styles, including rockabilly, blues, electronica, industrial, punk, rap, metal, pop and folk. www/myspace.com/ptvi About Fancy Pants "A Cheap rip off of Atom and His Package, but more GAY."