Midnight at The Underground Collaborative

The Late Night stand up showcase is not for the easily offended, with host Drew Flagge, Milwaukee, Levi Manis, Seattle, Trevor Gertonson, Chicago and headliner Matty Field, Milwaukee.

About the Comics:

Drew Flagge (Host)
Stand Up, Milwaukee
I have been doing comedy for 4 years in Milwaukee, frequenting open mics 5 nights per week. Recently I competed in Madison’s funniest comic competition(didn’t win) but more importantly I run the Insult & Battery Roast Battle show in Milwaukee which has just passed its 1 year anniversary in April. I also hosted and opened for the Mean Boys Podcast when they were in town earlier this year. That’s all…

Levi Manis
Stand Up, Seattle
Levi started doing comedy when he was 21 in Arizona. After 6 months of open mics, he moved back home to Seattle to pursue his comedic endeavors. Since then, he has featured on the Bumbershoot festival in Seattle, the Devil Cup festival in NYC, and the Mutiny Radio festival in San Francisco. He has also starred in videos for the WatchCut Youtube channel that have been seen by millions.

Trevor Gertonson
Stand Up, Chicago
Trevor Gertonson began performing comedy in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the Acme Comedy Club where he was a semifinalist in the 2010 Funniest Person in the Twin Cities Contest. He went on to perform his stand up throughout the Midwest and parts of the East and West Coast in rock venues and comedy clubs/festivals. He has been a regular at Gilda’s LaughFest in Grand Rapids, MI and the Elgin Fringe Festival. His first 30-minute special I’ve Seen better was released in 2012. He is also the creator of the comedy showcase DVD series Laugh You Bastards. Trevor’s stand up has been reviewed as “funny, weird and deeply human.” You should go see him. He would appreciate it.

Matty Field (Headliner)
Stand Up, Milwaukee
Matty Field can’t be put into a box, bro. Unless that box was labeled “Straight white bearded comedian with glasses”. Then he fits quite well into that box, along with 7500 other dudes. BUT, he’s a passionate absurdist and enjoys shining a light on racism, fatherhood, the elderly, and lots of other stupid things. Wait, important things. Before headlining the 2018 Milwaukee Comedy Festival, his biggest achievement was featuring at Dangerfield’s Comedy Club during the New York Comic Convention.