Comedy Quick-Credits
Peter Greyy is a professional touring comedian, an effective comedy coach and the Director of Talent for both the San Francisco Comedy Competition and the Seattle International Comedy Competition. Once described as "The Godfather of Alt-Comedy in Seattle", Peter Greyy has performed across the continent in comedy clubs, theaters and festivals--including multiple performances at both the Bridgetown Comedy Festival AND the Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival. Peter has worked with many of today's top comedians, including Jim Gaffigan, Mike Birbiglia, Doug Benson, Joan Rivers and the late Greg Giraldo.
Vital Information
age: 48
started comedy: 3/2003
home club: Comedy Underground (Seattle)
style: observational, topical
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started comedy: 3/2003
home club: Comedy Underground (Seattle)
style: observational, topical
mc? yes
feature? yes
headline? yes
works blue?: sometimes
can work clean?: yes
Comedy Biography
Hailing from Seattle, Peter Greyy is a professional comedian who performs across the country in comedy clubs, theaters, festivals and special events with a fun, energetic and confident take on modern life. He's worked with Joan Rivers, Doug Benson, Jim Gaffigan, Mike Birbiglia and many others.
Peter grew up in Wisconsin, where he worked as a top-rated radio broadcaster, award winning advertising copywriter/producer and a nightclub DJ. From the time he moved to Seattle, in 1992, up to only a few years ago, Peter was one of Seattle's most popular nightclub DJs and the manager of an independent record store. He took to comedy in 2003 and has become one of Seattle's favorite comedians by presenting a wealth of fresh topical material with a wry wit and an ear for the absurd. His comedy has turned more personal in recent years, with major life-changing achievements like marriage and the birth of his child becoming his prime target for humor.
After having slowed his touring down over the past couple of years to be a good husband and father, Peter has returned to touring coast-to-coast--either as a headliner or as a featured performer--and is in demand as an event host and a corporate entertainer in the Pacific Northwest.
Peter is the Director of Talent for two of the most prestigious comedy competitions in the world--both the San Francisco Comedy Competition and the Seattle International Comedy Competition. Peter is also the Official Scorekeeper and Photographer for the Seattle competition.
Peter is also known for the shows that he helped produce that helped to jump-start the Seattle "alt-comedy" scene. These shows included the work of performers like Reggie Watts, Hari Kondabou, Jeff Dye, Andy Haynes, Scott Moran and many others. For his efforts, Peter earned the title of "The Godfather of Seattle Alt-Comedy".
Peter grew up in Wisconsin, where he worked as a top-rated radio broadcaster, award winning advertising copywriter/producer and a nightclub DJ. From the time he moved to Seattle, in 1992, up to only a few years ago, Peter was one of Seattle's most popular nightclub DJs and the manager of an independent record store. He took to comedy in 2003 and has become one of Seattle's favorite comedians by presenting a wealth of fresh topical material with a wry wit and an ear for the absurd. His comedy has turned more personal in recent years, with major life-changing achievements like marriage and the birth of his child becoming his prime target for humor.
After having slowed his touring down over the past couple of years to be a good husband and father, Peter has returned to touring coast-to-coast--either as a headliner or as a featured performer--and is in demand as an event host and a corporate entertainer in the Pacific Northwest.
Peter is the Director of Talent for two of the most prestigious comedy competitions in the world--both the San Francisco Comedy Competition and the Seattle International Comedy Competition. Peter is also the Official Scorekeeper and Photographer for the Seattle competition.
Peter is also known for the shows that he helped produce that helped to jump-start the Seattle "alt-comedy" scene. These shows included the work of performers like Reggie Watts, Hari Kondabou, Jeff Dye, Andy Haynes, Scott Moran and many others. For his efforts, Peter earned the title of "The Godfather of Seattle Alt-Comedy".
Comedy History
Peter is the Director of Talent for Seattle International Comedy Competition, a position he's held since 2007. In addition to being the Director of Talent, he is also the Official Scorekeeper, the Official Photographer and the Industry Coordinator for the event.
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Peter is also the Director of Talent for the San Francisco Comedy Competition (a position he took on as of 2012.)
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Peter was invited to be a judge for the 2014 Madison's Funniest Comic competition at Comedy Club on State in Madison, WI.
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Peter was invited to be a judge for the 2013 Punchline Fridays Comedy Competition at Jai Thai, Seattle.
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Peter was invited to be a judge for the finals of the Portland's Funniest Person competition in June 2013 at Helium in Portland, OR.
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Peter headlined the "Speaks You English" comedy tour of Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzogovina and Croatia. (With an additional two shows in the UK.) Peter also put on two comedy workshops in Zagreb, Croatia that drew interested comedian participants from around the entire Balkans area.
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Peter participated in Joel Hodgson's "Movie Riff Camp" and riffed a short film, MST3K-style, in front of a sold out theater audience at SIFF Uptown in Seattle.
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Peter was the featured show closing performer for the February 2013 episode of "Emmett Montgomery's Weird and Awesome" variety show at the Annex Theatre, Seattle.
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Peter participated as an invited performer for the 2012 Calgary Funny Fest in Calgary, Canada.
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Peter was chosen to perform and introduce Yoram Bauman, the world's first and only Stand-Up Economist, for his presentation at Seattle's Town Hall.
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Peter performed on the 2011 New Year's Eve show at the Experience Music Project, Seattle--being the last performer to perform before midnight.
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Peter was chosen to perform twice with the Beards of Comedy on their 2011 Tour. Once, in Seattle at the Comedy Underground, as a special guest and the second time, at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, as a replacement "Beard".
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Peter was the guest on the Table For One w/Mike Cummings podcast (episode 15) and on the Delicious Mediocrity w/Derek Sheen and Douglas Gale podcast (episode 57) in 2011.
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Peter was invited to compete in the 2011 Rocky Mountain Laugh Off that took place at various venues in Utah and Wyoming in June 2011. He took 6th place.
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Peter was invited and performed at each of the first four years of the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon--working with top talent in the alt-comedy scene from around the country.
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Peter was seen on G4 TV's "The High Road w/Doug Benson" program on December 28, 2009 (and has re-run several times since.)
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Peter was invited to join the Beards of Comedy Tour on two occasions in 2011, once as a special guest when they played in Seattle and once as a replacement Beard when they played in Walla Walla.
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Peter teaches the "Beginning Stand-Up Comedy class (a class he himself took in 2003) that is taught through the University of Washington Experimental College. The class was designed by Stu Stuart and Peter has assisted Stu with this class beginning in 2008. Starting in the Spring of 2013, Peter now teaches the class on his own, twice a year.
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Peter teaches stand-up comedy class at Puget Sound Community School, each year from 2007 to the present.
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Peter was one of the featured performers selected by Kermet Apio for the 2010 Edmonds Comedy Night benefit show.
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Peter performed at the Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival in Seattle, one of the major summer festivals in the country, for four straight years: 2006-2009.
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Peter organized and performed as the headline act at a benefit concert for Wisconsin Rapids Community Theater in July 2009 and August 2010. He also ran a three hour comedy seminar for interested local performers from the group each year.
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Peter toured the country, coast to coast, in the summer of 2009--performing comedy in Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Massachusetts and Virginia.
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Peter was featured on a segment of KING 5 TV's "Evening Magazine" program on May 13, 2009.
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Peter was invited by Doug Benson to join him in performing at The Moore Theater in Seattle for his April 2009 show there and again at the Knitting Factory in Spokane in May 2009, a show that was filmed for G4TV.
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Peter competed in the first ever Bend (Oregon) International Comedy Competition in April 2009. He made the semi-finals and finished seventh overall.
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Peter was chosen to open for Joan Rivers at the Triple Door in Seattle, February 2009.
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Peter was host and show coordinator at the "Best of the Comedy Underground: Love is a Laugh" show at the Kirkland Performance Center, Kirkland, Washington to celebrate Valentine's Day 2009.
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Peter's photographs of the Seattle comedy scene and the Seattle International Comedy Competition have been seen in publications including Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Times, Seattle Weekly, in the in-flight magazine for Alaska Airlines and on the comedy CDs of Don Frost, Sean Kent and Simon King.
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Peter was filmed while performing at the QuilCeda Casino for a television ad for that venue--an ad that has aired for the past few years since.
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Peter was the host of the Great American Comedy Festival's 2009 Seattle auditions. Eddie Brill said that Peter was "one of the best comedy hosts" that he's seen.
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Peter was a featured performer and show coordinator for the "Best of the Comedy Underground: New Year's Eve" show at the Historic New Everett Theater, in Everett, Washington to welcome in 2009.
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Peter was chosen to be the final featured performer at the Comedy Underground-Seattle's original location before that club relocated AND became first featured performer at the club's brand new location.
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Peter competed in the 33rd San Francisco International Stand-Up Comedy Competition.
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Peter was chosen to be part of the Super Secret Midnight Show at Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland--one of only three local performers to be included in the sold out event that also featured Greg Behrendt, Nick Thune, Pete Holmes, TJ Miller, Tig Notaro, Doug Benson and more.
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Peter was chosen to curate, book, present and perform on the "Best of the Comedy Underground" show at the 2008 Bumbershoot Music & Arts festival in Seattle.
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Peter was a featured performer as part of the "Heirs of Lenny Bruce" series of shows presented by the Comedy Underground at the Admiral Theater in West Seattle.
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Peter was the main featured stand-up performer for the Pagliacci Comedy Night in August 2008.
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Peter was a featured performer for the "Laughs For Life" show at the Admiral Theater in Bremerton, Washington to raise money for fighting cancer.
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Peter headlined Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland on Saturday July 5th, 2008.
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Peter's material was quoted three times in The Oregonian's reporting on the inaugural Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon in March 2008.
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His Peter competed in the February 2008 San Francisco auditions for NBC's Last Comic Standing after being invited to a guaranteed audition. He was included in two montage edits in the San Francisco audition show--including one memorable moment where a curtain rod fell on his head in the "funny booth."
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Peter was the main featured stand-up performer for the "Dart-Mondo" stand-up & improv comedy show in February 2008.
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Peter was a featured performer at the "Best of the Comedy Underground: New Year's Eve" show at the Admiral Theater in Bremerton, Washington to welcome in 2008.
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Peter headlined the "Lo-Ball" alternative comedy showcase in August 2007.
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Peter was the official re-capper of fifth season of NBC's Last Comic Standing program for the Fans of Reality TV website.
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Peter was the featured performer for the 2007 Environmental Comedy Festival (March 26-28) at Comedy Underground, Seattle.
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Peter was, during 2006, an original "main conspirator" in the People's Republic of Komedy group that became the premier alternative comedy event producers in Seattle (and briefly had spin-off groups based in New York and Los Angeles.)
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Peter created, wrote, booked, performed at (including a headline performance on May 10, 2006) and produced ComedyNight, the weekly comedy show held at The Mirabeau Room every Wednesday from February 8th to September 6th, 2006. This show incorporated the top stand-up comedy talent in Seattle and nationally known guest performers plus sketches, music-based comedy and short films. It became the premier alt-comedy event in Seattle--the first weekly alt-comedy showcase in the city and the show kick-started the local alt-comedy scene, which generated national attention and continues to be a strong force today.
-
Peter assisted the production of the 2006 Seattle International Comedy Competition.
-
Peter was one of six Seattle comedians invited to perform at Bumbershoot 2006, after years of not having any local performers on the major summer music and arts festival--and performed in front of a sold out theatre on September 4th, 2006. He also stayed on to give the welcome introduction for the ASSSSSCAT performance later that day.
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Peter taught a comedy class for 11-15 year olds at 826 Seattle in the summer of 2006.
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Peter was a cast member of Lamont Ferguson's "West Coast Follies" sketch and stand-up comedy show held in Spokane, January 2006.
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Peter was invited to participate in the 26th Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition and competed in that event in 2005.
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In September 2005, Peter was inducted into the Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre Hall of Fame.
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Peter appeared in the short film "Whatever Idiot" and performed at the "Whatever Idiot" World Premiere comedy show.
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Peter was the Booth Announcer/Writer for the HAX-TV World Premiere Live Theatre Event, held in front of a sold out audience at the Theatre Off Jackson in the summer of 2005.
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Peter was the co-producer and host of Seattle's Best Comedy showcases (held in the summer of 2005.)
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Peter participated in the 2005 BOOK 'EM benefit for King County Prison Jail Library at Comedy Underground-Seattle.
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Peter headlined High Contrast Comedy night at Comedy Underground-Seattle,
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Peter was the MC for the 7th Annual Giggles Laugh Off Semi-Finals and Finals and the 8th Annual Giggles Laugh Off Semi-Finals and helped produce the 9th Anual Giggles Laugh Off.
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Peter was the host of the 2003 Montreal Comedy Festival Northwest Auditions.
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Peter was a 2003 Issaquah Laugh-Off Finalist.
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Peter is also the Director of Talent for the San Francisco Comedy Competition (a position he took on as of 2012.)
-
Peter was invited to be a judge for the 2014 Madison's Funniest Comic competition at Comedy Club on State in Madison, WI.
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Peter was invited to be a judge for the 2013 Punchline Fridays Comedy Competition at Jai Thai, Seattle.
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Peter was invited to be a judge for the finals of the Portland's Funniest Person competition in June 2013 at Helium in Portland, OR.
-
Peter headlined the "Speaks You English" comedy tour of Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzogovina and Croatia. (With an additional two shows in the UK.) Peter also put on two comedy workshops in Zagreb, Croatia that drew interested comedian participants from around the entire Balkans area.
-
Peter participated in Joel Hodgson's "Movie Riff Camp" and riffed a short film, MST3K-style, in front of a sold out theater audience at SIFF Uptown in Seattle.
-
Peter was the featured show closing performer for the February 2013 episode of "Emmett Montgomery's Weird and Awesome" variety show at the Annex Theatre, Seattle.
-
Peter participated as an invited performer for the 2012 Calgary Funny Fest in Calgary, Canada.
-
Peter was chosen to perform and introduce Yoram Bauman, the world's first and only Stand-Up Economist, for his presentation at Seattle's Town Hall.
-
Peter performed on the 2011 New Year's Eve show at the Experience Music Project, Seattle--being the last performer to perform before midnight.
-
Peter was chosen to perform twice with the Beards of Comedy on their 2011 Tour. Once, in Seattle at the Comedy Underground, as a special guest and the second time, at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, as a replacement "Beard".
-
Peter was the guest on the Table For One w/Mike Cummings podcast (episode 15) and on the Delicious Mediocrity w/Derek Sheen and Douglas Gale podcast (episode 57) in 2011.
-
Peter was invited to compete in the 2011 Rocky Mountain Laugh Off that took place at various venues in Utah and Wyoming in June 2011. He took 6th place.
-
Peter was invited and performed at each of the first four years of the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon--working with top talent in the alt-comedy scene from around the country.
-
Peter was seen on G4 TV's "The High Road w/Doug Benson" program on December 28, 2009 (and has re-run several times since.)
-
Peter was invited to join the Beards of Comedy Tour on two occasions in 2011, once as a special guest when they played in Seattle and once as a replacement Beard when they played in Walla Walla.
-
Peter teaches the "Beginning Stand-Up Comedy class (a class he himself took in 2003) that is taught through the University of Washington Experimental College. The class was designed by Stu Stuart and Peter has assisted Stu with this class beginning in 2008. Starting in the Spring of 2013, Peter now teaches the class on his own, twice a year.
-
Peter teaches stand-up comedy class at Puget Sound Community School, each year from 2007 to the present.
-
Peter was one of the featured performers selected by Kermet Apio for the 2010 Edmonds Comedy Night benefit show.
-
Peter performed at the Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival in Seattle, one of the major summer festivals in the country, for four straight years: 2006-2009.
-
Peter organized and performed as the headline act at a benefit concert for Wisconsin Rapids Community Theater in July 2009 and August 2010. He also ran a three hour comedy seminar for interested local performers from the group each year.
-
Peter toured the country, coast to coast, in the summer of 2009--performing comedy in Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Massachusetts and Virginia.
-
Peter was featured on a segment of KING 5 TV's "Evening Magazine" program on May 13, 2009.
-
Peter was invited by Doug Benson to join him in performing at The Moore Theater in Seattle for his April 2009 show there and again at the Knitting Factory in Spokane in May 2009, a show that was filmed for G4TV.
-
Peter competed in the first ever Bend (Oregon) International Comedy Competition in April 2009. He made the semi-finals and finished seventh overall.
-
Peter was chosen to open for Joan Rivers at the Triple Door in Seattle, February 2009.
-
Peter was host and show coordinator at the "Best of the Comedy Underground: Love is a Laugh" show at the Kirkland Performance Center, Kirkland, Washington to celebrate Valentine's Day 2009.
-
Peter's photographs of the Seattle comedy scene and the Seattle International Comedy Competition have been seen in publications including Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Times, Seattle Weekly, in the in-flight magazine for Alaska Airlines and on the comedy CDs of Don Frost, Sean Kent and Simon King.
-
Peter was filmed while performing at the QuilCeda Casino for a television ad for that venue--an ad that has aired for the past few years since.
-
Peter was the host of the Great American Comedy Festival's 2009 Seattle auditions. Eddie Brill said that Peter was "one of the best comedy hosts" that he's seen.
-
Peter was a featured performer and show coordinator for the "Best of the Comedy Underground: New Year's Eve" show at the Historic New Everett Theater, in Everett, Washington to welcome in 2009.
-
Peter was chosen to be the final featured performer at the Comedy Underground-Seattle's original location before that club relocated AND became first featured performer at the club's brand new location.
-
Peter competed in the 33rd San Francisco International Stand-Up Comedy Competition.
-
Peter was chosen to be part of the Super Secret Midnight Show at Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland--one of only three local performers to be included in the sold out event that also featured Greg Behrendt, Nick Thune, Pete Holmes, TJ Miller, Tig Notaro, Doug Benson and more.
-
Peter was chosen to curate, book, present and perform on the "Best of the Comedy Underground" show at the 2008 Bumbershoot Music & Arts festival in Seattle.
-
Peter was a featured performer as part of the "Heirs of Lenny Bruce" series of shows presented by the Comedy Underground at the Admiral Theater in West Seattle.
-
Peter was the main featured stand-up performer for the Pagliacci Comedy Night in August 2008.
-
Peter was a featured performer for the "Laughs For Life" show at the Admiral Theater in Bremerton, Washington to raise money for fighting cancer.
-
Peter headlined Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland on Saturday July 5th, 2008.
-
Peter's material was quoted three times in The Oregonian's reporting on the inaugural Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon in March 2008.
-
His Peter competed in the February 2008 San Francisco auditions for NBC's Last Comic Standing after being invited to a guaranteed audition. He was included in two montage edits in the San Francisco audition show--including one memorable moment where a curtain rod fell on his head in the "funny booth."
-
Peter was the main featured stand-up performer for the "Dart-Mondo" stand-up & improv comedy show in February 2008.
-
Peter was a featured performer at the "Best of the Comedy Underground: New Year's Eve" show at the Admiral Theater in Bremerton, Washington to welcome in 2008.
-
Peter headlined the "Lo-Ball" alternative comedy showcase in August 2007.
-
Peter was the official re-capper of fifth season of NBC's Last Comic Standing program for the Fans of Reality TV website.
-
Peter was the featured performer for the 2007 Environmental Comedy Festival (March 26-28) at Comedy Underground, Seattle.
-
Peter was, during 2006, an original "main conspirator" in the People's Republic of Komedy group that became the premier alternative comedy event producers in Seattle (and briefly had spin-off groups based in New York and Los Angeles.)
-
Peter created, wrote, booked, performed at (including a headline performance on May 10, 2006) and produced ComedyNight, the weekly comedy show held at The Mirabeau Room every Wednesday from February 8th to September 6th, 2006. This show incorporated the top stand-up comedy talent in Seattle and nationally known guest performers plus sketches, music-based comedy and short films. It became the premier alt-comedy event in Seattle--the first weekly alt-comedy showcase in the city and the show kick-started the local alt-comedy scene, which generated national attention and continues to be a strong force today.
-
Peter assisted the production of the 2006 Seattle International Comedy Competition.
-
Peter was one of six Seattle comedians invited to perform at Bumbershoot 2006, after years of not having any local performers on the major summer music and arts festival--and performed in front of a sold out theatre on September 4th, 2006. He also stayed on to give the welcome introduction for the ASSSSSCAT performance later that day.
-
Peter taught a comedy class for 11-15 year olds at 826 Seattle in the summer of 2006.
-
Peter was a cast member of Lamont Ferguson's "West Coast Follies" sketch and stand-up comedy show held in Spokane, January 2006.
-
Peter was invited to participate in the 26th Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition and competed in that event in 2005.
-
In September 2005, Peter was inducted into the Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre Hall of Fame.
-
Peter appeared in the short film "Whatever Idiot" and performed at the "Whatever Idiot" World Premiere comedy show.
-
Peter was the Booth Announcer/Writer for the HAX-TV World Premiere Live Theatre Event, held in front of a sold out audience at the Theatre Off Jackson in the summer of 2005.
-
Peter was the co-producer and host of Seattle's Best Comedy showcases (held in the summer of 2005.)
-
Peter participated in the 2005 BOOK 'EM benefit for King County Prison Jail Library at Comedy Underground-Seattle.
-
Peter headlined High Contrast Comedy night at Comedy Underground-Seattle,
-
Peter was the MC for the 7th Annual Giggles Laugh Off Semi-Finals and Finals and the 8th Annual Giggles Laugh Off Semi-Finals and helped produce the 9th Anual Giggles Laugh Off.
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Peter was the host of the 2003 Montreal Comedy Festival Northwest Auditions.
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Peter was a 2003 Issaquah Laugh-Off Finalist.
Clubs Performed At:
Comedy Underground, Seattle; Giggles Comedy Club, Seattle; Issaquah Highlands Performance Center, Issaquah; Rogue Brewpub, Issaquah; The Go! Club, Olympia; Jack-son's Sports Bar, Yakima; Sutton Place, Vancouver B.C.; Old Time Bakery & Deli, Issaquah; Thumper's Bar & Grill, Seattle; Laughs, Bellevue; ArtsWest, West Seattle; Guppy's, West Seattle; Palladium, Olympia, The Moonraker, Kent; Cloverleaf Sports Bar & Grill, Bremerton; Daman's Tavern, Redmond; Mars Bar, Seattle; Capitol Hill Arts Center Lower Level, Seattle; The Fairhaven Pub & Martini Bar, Bellingham; Bullwinkle's Comedy Club at Crazy Moose Casino, Pasco; P.W. Murphy's, Oak Harbor; Nine Pound Hammer, Seattle; The Mirabeau Room, Seattle; The Sunset Tavern, Ballard; The Green Room, San Francisco CA; Seattle University Hawk's Nest Bistro, Seattle; Comedy Underground, Tacoma; Washington Athletic Club, Seattle; The Metropolitan Performing Arts Center, Spokane; Mr. Spot's Chai House, Ballard; Winner's Lounge (Skagit Valley Casino,) Bow; GoodTymes, Spokane; Charlotte Martin Theatre, Seattle; Columbia Theatre, Longview; ACME Comedy Club, Minneapolis MN; Comedy Club on State, Madison WI; Elk's Club, Oak Harbor; Sultan's Grill, Glendale AZ; The Comedy Spot, Scottsdale AZ; Blondie's Restaurant, Lakebay; G Street Supper Club, Grants Pass OR; Tulalip Casino, Tulalip; Swinomish Northern Lights Casino, Anacortes; Seven Feathers Casino, Canyonville OR; Pegasus Pizza, Kirkland; Laughs Comedy Spot, Kirkland; Gordon's on the Green, Tukwila; Le Moulin Rouge, Stanwood; Warehouse 101 at Mill Casino, North Bend OR; Hart's Lounge, Grants Pass OR, Chadwicks at Rogue Regency, Medford OR; MJ Barleyhoppers, Lewiston ID; The Faire Gallery, Seattle; Mainstage Comedy & Music Club, Seattle; After Dark, Vancouver WA; The Vera Project, Seattle; Victor Steinbrueck Park at Pike Place Market, Seattle; Tam O Shanter Country Club, Bellevue; Loons on LaCrosse, La Crosse WI; The Buck, Menomonie WI; Bonkerz at Potowatomi Casino, Milwaukee WI; Nitwits Comedy Club, Sioux Falls SD; Admiral Theater, Bremerton; The Diamond Lounge, Bonney Lake; Olympia Performance Arts Center, Olympia; Silverdale Beach Hotel, Silverdale; Joker's, Richland; Chop Suey, Seattle; Historic University Theater, Seattle; New Everett Theater, Everett; Old Town Bistro, Silverdale; Paradise Bowl, Parkland; The Waterfront, Chandler, AZ; Bar of the Gods, Portland OR; Mt. Tabor Theater Main Stage, Portland OR; FOE Aerie, Portland OR; Slip 45, Port Orchard; Gepetto's Pizza & Sports Bar, Montesano; Admiral Theater, West Seattle; Owl & Thistle, Seattle; Pagliacci Pizza, Seattle; Purple Onion, San Francisco CA; Person Theater at Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park CA; Golden State Theater, Monterey CA; El Campanil Theater, Antioch CA; Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society, Half Moon Bay CA; Crow's Nest, Santa Cruz CA; ReBar, Seattle; Quil Ceda Casino, Marysville; Kitsap Golf Course & Country Club, Bremerton; Triple Door, Seattle; Kirkland Performance Center, Kirkland; Seven Nightclub, Bend OR; Baltazar's, Bend OR; The Moore Theater, Seattle; Hawthorne Theater Balcony Bar, Portland OR; Knitting Factory, Spokane; JD's Sports Pub, Grants Pass OR; Harvey's Comedy Club, Portland OR; Inn on Broadway, Missoula MT; Rubicon, Pocatello ID; Peppertree, Idaho Falls ID; Billings Hotel, Billings MT; Wiseguys Trolley Square, Salt Lake City UT; Backwaters, Quincy IL; Bogey's, Willoughby Hills OH; The Comedy Club, Webster NY; Great Scott, Allston MA; Sally O'Briens, Somerville MA; Mottley's Comedy Club, Boston MA; Clementine, Harrisonburg VA; Schuba's, Chicago IL, The Joke Joint, Bloomington MN; Mead Auditorium, Wisconsin Rapids WI; Mick Finsters, Edmonds WA; Savoy Theater, Port Orford OR; Bear Creek Country Club, Woodinville WA; Tanker, Portland OR; Appaloosa Lodge, Warm Springs OR; Wildfire Saloon, Pendleton OR; Cattleman's Comedy Garage, Ellensburg WA; The Comic Strip, Edmonton AB; The Laugh Shop, Sherwood Park AB; Black Dog, Edmonton AB; The Druid, Edmonton AB; Parlor-Live, Bellevue; Comedy Quarter, Neenah WI; Dakota Lounge, Dickinson ND; J.Dubbs, Williston ND; Fat Daddy's, Sioux Falls SD; Rum Runners, St. Cloud MN; Copper Gate, Butte MT; Thurst, Seattle; The Crescent, Seattle; Jai Thai, Seattle; Scrubs, Everett WA; Mt. Tabor Theatre Lounge, Portland; Johnny Mac's, Rock Springs, WY; Wiseguys, Ogden UT; The Grand Theater, Salt Lake City UT; Wiseguys Valley Square, Salt Lake City UT; Vermillion, Seattle; Winners Casino, Winnemuca NV; Legends, Klamath Falls, OR; Vino Bella, Issaquah; Helium Comedy Club, Portland OR; The Portage Grill, The Dalles OR; Annex Theatre, Seattle; The Underground Nightclub, Bellingham; The Upstage Bistro, Port Townsend; Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, Langley; Edmonds Center for the Arts, Edmonds; Washington Center for the Performing Arts, Olympia; Kelso Theatre Pub, Kelso; Theatre on the Square, Tacoma; Vashon Theatre, Vashon; Mt Baker Theatre, Bellingham; Grand Cru Mixologie Lounge, Bellevue; Tacoma Comedy Club, Tacoma; JBL Theatre at the Experience Music Project, Seattle; Grit City Comedy, Tacoma; Northern Lights Cinema Grill, Nampa ID; Northern Lighs Cinema Grill, Salem OR; Town Hall, Seattle; Joke Joint Comedy Club, Lilydale MN; River Jacks, La Crosse WI; Galaxie Sports Bar, Barnesville MN; Max Dales, Mt. Vernon WA; The Rec Room, Yakima; The Libertine, Calgary AB; Boulder Creek Country Club, Langdon AB; Stephen Street, Calgary AB; John Dutton Theatre, Calgary AB; SIFF Uptown, Seattle; McCormick Woods Golf Course, Port Orchard WA; 3 Monkeys Pub, Balham UK; Etno Klub Zlati Zob, Ljubljana Slovenia; Blow Up Bar, Belgrade Serbia; Kriterion, Sarajevo Bosnia & Herzegovina; Studio Smejiha, Zagreb Croatia; The Old Crowne Inn, Bookham UK; 7 Cedars Casino, Blyn WA; Aftershock Lounge, Klamath Falls OR; Club 360 at Cadillac Island Casino, Longview WA; House of Comedy, Bloomington, MN; Black River Bar & Grill, La Crosse, WI; Prime Comedy Club, Fargo, ND
Comics Performed With:
Chris Alpine, Fahim Anwar, Kermet Apio, Bob Bailey III, Richard Bain, Mike Baldwin, Blake Bard, Arj Barker, Ty Barnett, Jan Barrett, Drew Barth, Yoram Bauman, Greg Behrendt, Owen Benjamin, Doug Benson, Danny Bevins, Matt Billon, Mike Birbiglia, Tyler Boeh, Tony Boswell, Kevin Bozeman, Brad Brake, Nathan Brannon, Rene Bray, Geoff Brousseau, Seth Buchwald, Lars Callieou, Derrick Cameron, Daniel Carroll, Jesse Case, Kyle Cease, Stan Chen, Graham Clark, Gab Cody, Troy Conrad, Alycia Cooper, David Cope, Bryan Cork, David Crowe, Dan Cummins, Mike Cummings, Paul Currington, Chris Curtis, Mike Dambra, Tony Daniel, Billy Wayne Davis, Rick D'Elia, Dave Dennison, Sean Devlin, Jerry Diner, Jimmy Dore, Jason Downs, Robert Dubac, Jeff Dye, Graham Ellwood, Dean Evans, Chris Fairbanks, Ron Feingold, Lamont Ferguson, Vince Fluke, Dave Foley, Nathan Scott Ford, Louie Foxx, Don Friesen, Sadiki Fuller, Jim Gaffigan, Patrick Garrity, Craig Gass, Dennis Gaxiola, Steve Gillespie, Greg Giraldo, Nikki Glaser, Todd Glass, Brendon T. Gleason, Duane Goad, Matt Golightly, Harrold Gomez, Josh Gondelman, Mimi Gonzalez, Jeremy Greenberg, Erik Griffin, Roy Haber, Eric Haines, Brett Hamil, Ryan Hamilton, Kyle Harbert, Cory Harding, Tim Harmston, Jarrod Harris, Robert Hawkins, Andy Haynes, John Heffron, James Heneghen, Mario Hillman, Joel Hodgson, Nick Hoff, Kermit Holiday, Pete Holmes, Meghan Hounshell, Kevin Hyder, James Inman, Matt Iseman, Anderw Iwanyk, Al Jackson, Jay Jennings, Jake Johannsen, Todd Johnson, Dax Jordan, Cory Kahaney, Myq Kaplan, Ian Karmel, Moshe Kasher, Jackie Kashian, Kristin Key, Laurie Kilmartin, Kyle Kinane, Spencer King, Jen Kober, Hari Kondabolu, Art Krug, Rick Kunkler, Dave Landau, Joe Larson, Nigel Larson, CR Larsen, Sean Lecomber, Susanna Lee, Darryl Lenox, Richard Lett, Cash Levy, Bradley Lewis, Jon Lincoln, Todd Link, Rodger Lizaola, Rod Long, Cain Lopez, Geoff Lott, Frank Lucero, Camy Lyn, Tracey MacDonald, D.C. Malone, Dylan Mandlsohn, Teina Manu, Marcus, Jack Marion, Marc Maron, Monique Marvez, Chris Mata, Shane Mauss, Elliott Maxx, Steve Mazan, Moody McCarthy, Justin McClure, Darrin Meyer, Jim Meyer, Scott Meyer, Cory Michaelis, TJ Miller, Chris Mollineaux, Emmett Montgomery, Dan Moore, Brian Moote, Scott Moran, Dave Mordal, Bryan Morris, Mike Moto, Collin Moulton, Morgan Murphy, Paul Myrehaug, Jason Nash, Tig Notaro, Andre Paradise, Sean Patton, Tammy Pescatelli, Shannan Paul, Andy Peters, Dat Phan, Floyd J. Phillips, Peggy Platt, Rob Pue, Benny Quash, Rich Ragains, Jonah Ray, Red, Blaine Reeder, Brad Reeder, Jason Resler, Dylan Rhymer, Susan Rice, Derek Richards, Kevin Richards, April Richardson, Joan Rivers, Dan Rock, Joni Rodgers, Sean Rouse, Gabriel Rutledge, Mark Saltveit, Tony Sam, Jose Sarduy, Tommy Savitt, Mike Schmidt, Sterling Scott, Rory Scovel, Mark Serritella, Rodney Sherwood, Shock G, Jim Short, Erica Sigurdson, Tom Simmons, Travis Simmons, Leif Skyving, Andrew Sleighter, Auggie Smith, Law Smith, Carrie Snow, Cathy Sorbo, Bill Squire, Johnny Steele, Brody Stevens, Arlo Stone, Dan St. Paul, Kelly Taylor, Aubrey Tennant, David Testroet, Shannon Thompson, Nick Thune, Daniel Tosh, Rosie Tran, Damonde Tschritter, Tracy Tuffs, David Tveite, Brad Upton, Vince Valenzuela, Mary Van Note, Joe Vespaziani, Brenden Walsh, Mike Wally Walter, Bengt Washburn, Reggie Watts, Brent Weinbach, Matt Weinhold, Jeremy Whitman, Charlie Wiener, Jim Wiggins, John Wiggins, Kortney Shane Williams, The Greg Wilson, Drake Witham, Isaac Witty, Alysia Wood, Glenn Wool, Justin Worsham, Mark Yaffe, Bob Zany.