Dairy Comedy in the Boe

George Delgado is a comic that got his start in comedy back in Texas and currently calls Denver home. Drawing inspiration from his unconventional home life, intrusive thoughts, and cultural identity crisis, George crafts sharp material that resonates with diverse audiences. Since relocating to Colorado, he’s become a regular in the local scene, performing at clubs, festivals, and showcases across the state. With a voice that’s both authentic and relatable, George continues to connect with crowds while carving out his place in stand-up.

Miriam Moreno will not be on the show Saturday, but replacing her is the very funny Andres Becerril, who is a union worker and a regular in the Denver comedy scene.

Houston native Julie Talbot is a queer stand-up comedian sent to save stand-up from its sins.

Priscilla Dann-Courtney is a psychologist and writer. She and her husband of 42 years raised three children. And she likes to say even though we are all growing older, the emphasis has to be on the growing and doing new things. So at 68, she started standup comedy to remember the importance of laughter and the challenge of making ourselves BIG and center stage. Her columns have appeared in numerous national publications, and her book, Room to Grow, Stories of Life and Family (Norlights Press, 2009) is a collection of her essays. She dreams of becoming a peach farmer, bringing sweetness and healing to a struggling world.

And your host, the founder of the Boulder Comedy Festival, Zoe Rogers.