The tour is over & the documentary is filmed! We’re in the process of editing it. If you want to donate to help us finish the film, you can use Paypal to send money to us at LATMComedy@gmail.com.
Mondays, March 12-May 7: W. Kamau Bell & Nato Green take up residence at the Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco to present Comedy SuperPAC: Promoting Good Comedy & Great Causes Since 2012! We’ll be working out new material for CD recordings, touring, and the like, and rotating special guests. The $5 at the door will go in part towards Colorlines Magazine. (No show 3/26.)
April 19, Laughter Against the Machine at Rebooting Democracy Conference, Portland, Oregon
April 30, Laughter Against the Machine at the Improv Lab, Los Angeles, CA, 730 & 930pm
June 7-10 Netroots Nation, Providence, RI (stand-up with Laughing Liberally on June 7, and film premiere)
laughteragainstthemachine.wordpress.com 
August 29th, 2011 at 8:15 pm
Hmm….’tis true there are many conservative folks in the Sacramento area but we have a large and vibrant GLBTQ scene too! As a matter of fact, I believe the last time Janine played Sacto her performance was SOLD OUT. I’m an L.A. native who reluctantly moved to Sac for a job opportunity, snubbed the place for the first few years by escaping to the Bay or L.A. at every (any) opportunity. It took the film Milk to inspire and remind me GLBTQ isn’t confined to the coast but everywhere and most importantly those are the places that need the most support. Lo and behold, once I gave it a chance found a community that rivaled Castro and WeHo. So I say to LATM get your sh*t together and book shows where you can truly make a difference. Challenge yourself a little. You may be surprised what you find outside of liberal junkets. See you in Sacto??
Jen H.
QueerFestProductions.org
September 9th, 2011 at 7:13 pm
Sacramento needs a refresher! Please come!!!!
October 2nd, 2011 at 12:41 pm
you have a BIG fan in sacramento. 😉