Joel McHale The former host of E!


Entertainment’s The Soup brings his acerbic tongue to Cobb’s. Listen for hilarious attacks on pop culture, notes on the surreal sphere of celebrity worship and (surprisingly) tender accounts of his family life in McHale’s new routine. à Cobb’s Comedy Club, 915 Columbus Ave (415-928-4320, cobbscomedy.com). Aug 18, 19 at various times; $65.


SEPTEMBER


Jim Gaffigan The comedian’s new show,


Noble Ape, delves into many of his favorite topics: family life, Catholicism and battles with food (Hot Pockets beware!). à Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View (mountainviewamphitheater.com). Sept 17 at 7:30pm; $20.


Marlon Wayans Fresh off a tour with his


three famous brothers, Wayans hits the road solo with slick routines about drinking, hip- hop and being a celebrity in the 21st century. à Cobb’s Comedy Club, 915 Columbus Ave (415-928-4320, cobbscomedy.com). Aug 4, 5 at various times; $60.


OCTOBER


John Mulaney An air of vulnerability


and self-deprecation are the hallmarks of Mulaney’s routines, which veer from lighthearted, youthful asides about hangovers and barhopping to much deeper stories concerning alcoholism and career mishaps. à Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave (sfsymphony.org). Oct 4 at 7pm; $135.


Wayne’s World The legendary comedy


starring Dana Carvey and Mike Myers turns 25 years old this year. Revisit Wayne and Garth as they try to promote their public-access cable show during this one- night-only film screening. à Cobb’s Comedy Club, 915 Columbus Ave (415-928-4320, cobbscomedy.com). Aug 14 at 8pm; free.


DISCOVER!


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July 26–October 10, 2017 Time Out San Francisco


PHOTOGRAPHS (FROM TOP): ROB LATOUR/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK; PARAMOUNT/COURTESY EVERETT COLLECTION


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