STAND UP COMEDY WITH SCOTT STEEHN, KEITH LEWIS-SPENCER & ELIOTT THREATT

SCOTT STEEHN IS A COMEDY VETERAN WHO HAS SEEN IT ALL — AND HAS THE STORIES TO PROVE IT.

Some comedians are funny. Some comedians are writers. Some comedians are road warriors.

Scott Steehn is all three.

A veteran headliner with decades of experience, Scott Steehn has taken his comedy to all 50 states and seven foreign countries, performing for audiences everywhere from intimate comedy clubs to packed theaters. Along the way, he has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in comedy, including Tim Allen, Drew Carey, and Jerry Seinfeld.

But Scott isn't just a comedian who has spent his life onstage. He's spent his life inside the business of making people laugh.

He was a staff writer for the hit animated television series ***Dilbert*** and a contributing writer for Saturday Night Live's legendary “Weekend Update.” In other words, when it comes to comedy, Scott knows what gets a laugh from both sides of the microphone.

Onstage, that experience translates into what audiences love most: a seasoned professional who knows how to read a room, connect with a crowd, and deliver the laughs.

After decades on the road, thousands of performances, and enough comedy clubs to lose count, Scott Steehn has earned something you can't fake: The ability to make a room full of strangers feel like they're all in on the same joke.

And when a comic with that kind of experience takes the stage, you don't just get a comedy show. You get the best seat in the house for a lifetime of funny.

Come find out why after all these years, Scott Steehn is still doing what he does best: Making people laugh.

Keith Lewis-Spencer is a rising standup comedian known for his hilarious observations on everything from family and kids to race relations. 

To stay updated on his latest performances and comedy content, follow Keith Lewis-Spencer on Instagram at @KeithSpencerComedy.

For over 25 years, Elliott Threatt has entertained audiences in all 50 states and in 6 countries. Along the way, Elliott, was nominated for a Grammy for Best Spoken Word Comedy and won an Emmy. In the late 1980's, Elliott, was the runner up behind Ellen DeGeneres in Showtime's Funniest American Competition. In the 1990's, Elliott won the "Merit National Comedy Contest" along with a $10,000 grand prize presented to him by that same Ellen DeGeneres. In addition, Elliott also won the US Aspen Comedy Arts Open earning him an appearance on HBO. Elliott has performed for all of the major cruise ship companies and has toured in concert with numerous major recording artists. Elliott's most recent TV appearances included NBC's Last Comic Standing, BET's Comic View, andThe Bob and Tom Show.