Jeremiah Coughlan

Jeremiah Coughlan is a comedian. A comedian who physically resembles what would happen if Chris Farley ate Bob Ross. His stage presence embodies some of the same traits. He is an imperfect mix of chaos and control. In what can seem paradoxical, Jeremiah carries a calm and contented demeanor into his high energy and surprisingly athletic stage performances. Although he still hasn’t figured out how to complete a painting in 30-minutes.
 
With his candid, conversational brand of self-deprecating humor, Jeremiah has become a regular performer at clubs all over the Northwest, including Helium Comedy Club. He has been featured on Audible’s comedy series “Sounds Like America” and performed all over the country and internationally at festivals including The Idaho Laugh Festival, The SF Sketchfest, Crom Comedy Festival, The Big Pine Comedy Festival, The North Carolina Comedy Fest, The Savage Henry Comedy Festival, and The 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival where he was nominated as “Best of the Fest” by the festival’s organizers.

An award-winning humor columnist and lifelong Seattleite, comedian Travis Sherer is still figuring some things out. Like, why do we have to stretch before yoga?

Travis’ comedy often cheekily covers family and the eccentricities, absurdities, and downright insanity of children. Fittingly, his stand-up has raised money for The Haring Center for Inclusive Education and Toys For Tots, among others. It’s also 100% clean, which means he sometimes gets mistaken for a Mormon — particularly because he also doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, and met his wife when he was one year old. And it probably doesn’t help that he’s performed in more churches than he cares to admit.

Alongside stand-up, he’s one of the co-founders and producers of Cozy Comedy, a production company that runs live shows at dozens of venues throughout the Pacific Northwest. You can check out their upcoming productions at cozycomedy.com. He’d like that.

Doors at 9, show at 9:30. 15 adv/20 at the door. 21+ show.

We offer our full kitchen and bar menu before and during the show.

Please purchase all tickets for your party under one name in order to ensure your entire party is seated together. Your party members do not all need to arrive at the same time to check in. If you purchase tickets separately, please reach out to us at [email protected] to let us know which parties you would like seated together.

If you or your party need any accommodations, please email [email protected]. Infinity Room will provide an ASL interpreter for any show on request.

No harassment or heckling will be tolerated. 

Online ticket sales end when doors open. If there are still tickets available after doors open, you may purchase them at the door.

Please arrive early for the show; unclaimed tickets will be released 20 minutes after showtime.

No outside food allowed. Valid ID required for alcohol purchases and 21+ shows.

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