Cliff Cash
Cliff Cash
Cliff Cash’s comedy has been part of Comedy Central UpNEXT, Standup NBC, DRYBAR Comedy, Rooftop Comedy and Laughs on Fox. His album “Halfway There” spent a week at number one on iTunes comedy chart after being released through StandUp! Records (the same label who’s done albums for legends like Patton Oswald, Doug Stanhope, Maria Bamford, Mark Maron and more). He’s won awards from Port City’s Top Comic to Denver Comedy Works “thick skin” competition (twice) to SLO Comedy Festivals “Best of the Fest” and many more. Cash has been invited by his peers to headline Comedy Festivals all over the country.
Cliff is a full-time nomad. He’s travelled to 47 states in the lower 48 and seen 45 of the nation’s 62 national parks. He hopes to see the rest while performing standup and living out of outfitted adventure vehicles (first a wagon now a van). Cliff’s comedy has been called “more than just funny” as he’s known to tackle the tougher topics whether it be death, divorce, racism, or bigotry. Cash shines the light of levity into the darker corners of the human experience to take power away from the things we fear or dread. They say laughter is the best medicine and Cliff really hopes that’s true because he doesn’t have health insurance.Cliff Cash’s comedy has been part of Comedy Central UpNEXT, Standup NBC, DRYBAR Comedy, Rooftop Comedy and Laughs on Fox. His album “Halfway There” spent a week at number one on iTunes comedy chart after being released through StandUp! Records (the same label who’s done albums for legends like Patton Oswald, Doug Stanhope, Maria Bamford, Mark Maron and more). He’s won awards from Port City’s Top Comic to Denver Comedy Works “thick skin” competition (twice) to SLO Comedy Festivals “Best of the Fest” and many more. Cash has been invited by his peers to headline Comedy Festivals all over the country.
Cliff is a full-time nomad. He’s travelled to 47 states in the lower 48 and seen 45 of the nation’s 62 national parks. He hopes to see the rest while performing standup and living out of outfitted adventure vehicles (first a wagon now a van).
Cliff’s comedy has been called “more than just funny” as he’s known to tackle the tougher topics whether it be death, divorce, racism, or bigotry. Cash shines the light of levity into the darker corners of the human experience to take power away from the things we fear
or dread. They say laughter is the best medicine and Cliff really hopes that’s true because he doesn’t have health insurance.
Tickets: $20-$25
- VIP Tickets are sat closer to stage.
- VIP Tickets are limited to 80 per show.
- General Admission are all seats except the VIP Seats.
- All shows are 21+
- Seats are only guaranteed until showtime.
- Seats are assigned on a first come first serve basis as people arrive.
- Groups must arrive together in order to sit together.
- For the best chance of being seated together arrive early and arrive all together.
- While we do everything we can to seat groups together, we can not guarantee that groups will be seated together.
Cliff Cash’s comedy has been part of Comedy Central UpNEXT, Standup NBC, DRYBAR Comedy, Rooftop Comedy and Laughs on Fox. His album “Halfway There” spent a week at number one on iTunes comedy chart after being released through StandUp! Records (the same label who’s done albums for legends like Patton Oswald, Doug Stanhope, Maria Bamford, Mark Maron and more). He’s won awards from Port City’s Top Comic to Denver Comedy Works “thick skin” competition (twice) to SLO Comedy Festivals “Best of the Fest” and many more. Cash has been invited by his peers to headline Comedy Festivals all over the country.
Cliff is a full-time nomad. He’s travelled to 47 states in the lower 48 and seen 45 of the nation’s 62 national parks. He hopes to see the rest while performing standup and living out of outfitted adventure vehicles (first a wagon now a van). Cliff’s comedy has been called “more than just funny” as he’s known to tackle the tougher topics whether it be death, divorce, racism, or bigotry. Cash shines the light of levity into the darker corners of the human experience to take power away from the things we fear or dread. They say laughter is the best medicine and Cliff really hopes that’s true because he doesn’t have health insurance.