Join us for the next Grawlix show on April 30th! Joining Adam, Ben and Andrew on the stage is a lineup of local and national up-and-comers and established crushers....

Kristin Lytie
Kristin Lytie is a stand up comedian living in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She cut her teeth in the Chicago comedy scene and was even named a “Comic to See” by the Chicago Tribune. Kristin is a regular at Wisconsin comedy shows and travels the Midwest to perform. She has opened for Eddie Pepitone, Eliza Skinner, and Solomon Georgio. Kristin has performed in the Altercation Comedy Festival (Austin, TX), Beast Village Comedy Festival (Des Moines, IA), the long running Milwaukee Comedy Festival, and many more.

An eternal optimist, she has worked in progressive politics for the past fifteen years as a community and union organizer. That passion has brought her back to Green Bay, Wisconsin. Her comedy is a product of her core beliefs of justice, equality and DIY ethics. She also hosts Bloody Mary, a podcast about horror movies. Guests range from comics to professors to organizers—all talking about their favorite horror movies!

Rosalie Jaymes-Taylor
Rosalie Jaymes-Taylor is a comedian based out of Fort Collins. She’s performed all across Colorado spreading her brand of sass and crass humor mixed with honest insight into being a modern transgender woman. She was a Semi-Finalist in the 2019 New Faces Contest at Comedy Works, a performer at the 2019 and 2021 Chief Bicycle & Comedy Festival in Trinidad and High Plains Comedy Festival in Denver, and opened for Beth Stelling at the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins. She currently produces Dorothy & Friends at The Comedy Fort in Fort Collins with Lizzy Wolfson.

Patrick Richardson
Patrick Richardson is a stand-up comedian (pretty good), actor (bad), musician (bad) and craft beer critic (drunk). He discovered and cultivated his comedic voice in the Northern Colorado stand-up comedy scene before moving to Chicago to hone his brand of absurd storytelling. He currently lives in Denver; you can catch him all across the state deadpanning his way to Laughtown.

Emma Arnold
In 2019, Forbes Magazine called Emma Arnold “one of the hardest working comics in the industry” but that’s not true anymore. She’s keeping bees and painting sunsets and writing screenplays about werewolves now. You can (and should) check out her self-produced comedy special, Yes, Please (financially backed by comedy legends Bobcat Goldthwait and Dana Gould) on Youtube, subscribe to her much-loved Patreon and listen to her podcasts and albums. When she’s not busy avoiding all engagement with capitalism, fame, and society in general, Emma enjoys raising her three giant sons, eating honey, and being left alone in the woods.

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Advance tickets (while they last) are just $15. If we still have them, tickets at the door will be $20.

Doors at 7:30; Show at 8:00

The Grawlix! April '22: Arnold, Richardson, Jaymes-Taylor & Lytie

The Grawlix! April '22: Arnold, Richardson, Jaymes-Taylor & Lytie