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Dinner and Comedy on the Farm w/ That's What She Said
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Join a night of comedy on the farm with the hilarious Portland-based That’s What She Said Feminist Comedy Collective. TWSS has been doing fundraiser shows and offering queer-centered comedy for 10 years. Come see these baddies and get a plate full of locally grown bias as they take over the cutest little queer-owned farm at Side Yard. You won’t want to miss this one.
Chef Kenzie has been with Side Yard for 8+ years. She will be cooking up wood-fired late-summer shish kabobs with farm chutneys and flatbread. For dessert, chef Kenzie will be making peach crumble with buttermilk whip. Local beer, wine and chicha morada available.
*Both dinner and dessert can be made V and GF.
Jenna Britann and Quinne Salameh have been slingin’ jokes and serving great lineups for 5 summers — and this one is proving to be the hottest summer yet. Come let these power-bottoms treat you right for an evening of hilarious comedy with some of Portland’s best and brightest while you feast on delicious food before the movie starts. You can also catch these two co-hosting the queer comedy showcase “Bechdel Set” at Haymaker every second Tuesday of the month.
This month’s Lineup with That’s What She Said:
Brooks brings her Philly roots and Menopausal shenanigans to every set.
Samhita Reddy is a non-profit fundraiser who displays car-avoidant behaviors. She’s a PDX native who spent most of her adulthood in New York before landing back in Portland again; thankfully, this makes it easy for her to make fun of people who take themselves too seriously on either coast.
Sarah B is back. A true gem, she’ll make the most relatable moments in life shine with sass and hilarity every time.
Shannon Sales is Portland’s Premier Cat Whisperer, a founding member of That’s What She Said, and a local forlorn Goth. She has over 35 clown paintings in her house, but no TV credits.