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Oct 14, 2020 1 hr 4 min

How Did David Owen Get Here?

from Spinning Platters presents: How Did I Get Here? Hosted by Spinning Platters

In this installment, I got to speak to SF Sketchfest co-founder David Owen about, well, how to put on an underground comedy festival, and what do you do when it's no longer underground. We talked about his first production, his first festival, how he met Cole Stratton and Janet Varney, the other two founders of the festival (SPOILER: It's Talking Heads related, just like the name of this podcast), and how they are handling things when it's entirely unknown when the festival will be safe to play out again. SF Sketchfest is doing a virtual live read of Plan 9 From Outer Space just in time for Halloween. Well, just before Halloween. October 29th to be precise. Tickets can be purchased here! SF Sketchfest's archives have also been opened up for rental, and those shows can be found here! If you have any feedback about this episode, feel free to email me at [email protected]. If you like what you heard and want to help support this thing, feel free to Venmo me whatever tip you feel is adequate @Dakin-Hardwick. And, most importantly, please go to SaveOurStages.com to find out what you can do to help independent promoters and venues weather this COVID crisis so we have shows to go back to when this pandemic is over. Thanks for listening!

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