Sean Patton w/Caitlin Cook

SEAN PATTON returns to Milwaukee! This time, he’s bringing the talented, Caitlin Cook along with him to The Underground Collaborative!

This special one-night only event cannot be missed. Get your tickets now to see energetic and dynamic comedian right here in Milwaukee!

Tickets are only $10, presale and$15 at the door.

About Sean Patton:

Sean Patton is a comedian based in Los Angeles and New York, by way of New Orleans. He began doing stand-up in the Crescent City and have since performed in comedy clubs across the US and Canada, as well as The Melbourne International Comedy Festival (2011), Just for Laughs Chicago (2013), Just for Laughs Toronto (2013), and Just for Laughs Montreal (2008, 2010, 2012). He’s performed on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham (2009), Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (2010), and Conan (2011, 2013). 2013 also marked the release of his Comedy Central Half Hour. More recently, He’s been on @midnight (2014, 2015) and will be on the second seasons of The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail (2015) and This Is Not Happening (2015, 2017), Showtime’s Live from SXSW (2017) and TruTv’s Comedy Knockout (2016, 2017) As for acting, He’s appeared on IFC’S Maron, Comedy Central’s Inside Amy Schumer and TruTV’s Those who can’t.

“I’ve seen him perform more than a dozen sets, and he’s killed every time. He’s dynamite, even with ordinary material, turning standard Brooklyn hipster jokes into a stomping, roaring tour de force, and elevating a bit about sex-performance anxiety into high-stakes comedy. […] He’s the rare comic who goes over as well in a comedy club as in a bar basement.” – New York Times

About Caitlin Cook:

Caitlin Cook is a musical comedian (though she hates that term, ugh) born in Los Angeles and based in Brooklyn. Writing her first songs at age four (mostly about cats), she has continued to create music ever since (thankfully, you can’t find any evidence of her angsty high school albums on the internet). She has taken the stage all across the US, Canada, and Europe at theaters (like Los Angeles’ Meltdown Comics, Brooklyn’s Union Hall, and London’s Bill Murray), comedy clubs (like Madison’s Comedy on State, Vancouver’s Comedy MIX, and Wilmington’s Dead Crow Comedy), festivals (like Skankfest, High Mud, and Cape Fear), dimly lit bar basements, strangers’ living rooms, and even a houseboat once. You can catch her trying out new material most nights around New York City.