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The Scott Capurro Podcast Recommended

When: Wed., Jan. 28, 8 p.m. 2015
Price: $10-$12

Scott Land

The Bay Area's very own Scott Capurro graces Doc's Lab to tape an episode of his podcast, titled, appropriately, The Scott Capurro Podcast. Capurro came up in Daly City, and in the past, SF Weekly has referred to his standup persona as "deadpan, ever-alert, and hilarious." For the podcast, Capurro welcomes Beth Lisick and other guests, and he's engaging with the audience as well, so you too could be a part of his podcast episode! The comic bravely promised, via a Facebook post, that the night should be "VERY fun" (all caps his). Capurro, who appeared in the San Francisco-set Mrs. Doubtfire back in the day, will surely put on an excellent show filled with humor, observations, and humorous observations.

— Emilie Mutert

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