Dan Alten (Good Stand Up Comedy) & Friends at the Vue

Doors open 6pm | Show 7pm

Tickets $20 Advance | $25 Door | BYOB

Dan Alten is a charming goofball from Kentucky who has been traveling the country for the past decade doing about 200 shows a year bringing his intelligently surreal bebop nonsense everywhere from theaters to punk basements to art galleries to beloved comedy clubs with a knack for making audiences feel like they're on a good psychedelic trip without the drugs. Like if the Ramones were one guy with a mustache and good jokes. Iggy Pop with puns. Clever chaos. Like Jimi Hendrix lighting fire to a Tik Tok reel live on stage. He has opened for Kyle Kinane, Bobcat, Sam Tallent, Rory Scovel, Sarah Sherman from SNL, Johnny Pemberton, Hari Kondabolu, rapper Open Mike Eagle, DJ Doug Pound & David Leibe Hart from Tim & Eric, various punk bands with silly names, and a guy at an open mic who tried to throw his father’s ashes into the crowd. He has recorded 2 albums, written a zine, and filmed a pilot for an Amazon Prime stand up show that was lost to history. But most importantly he’s very funny and unique. You will enjoy him. And if not you can mud wrestle him after the show. 

Emily Barrett is a Minneapolis-based stand-up comedian and improviser. She was a two-time finalist in the Funniest Person Contest at the Mall of America House of Comedy and regularly performs at Stevie Ray’s Comedy Cabaret at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. Other highlights include using her dark and whimsical style of humor in equal measures when parenting her two lovely children, and working as a therapist during the day.

Corey Wade is a budding stand-up comedian and hometown legend in the making, bringing a lifetime of lived experience to the stage. Recently debuting at The V’ue, Corey has quickly begun carving out a name on the local comedy scene with a style that feels as real as it is funny.

Known for his genuine, relatable humor, Corey draws from everyday life—relationships, small-town moments, and the kind of truths most people think but don’t say out loud. His delivery is unfiltered yet approachable, making audiences feel like they’re laughing with an old friend.

With momentum building and a voice that resonates, Corey Wade is one to watch as he turns local buzz into something much bigger.