About
“Church Night conveniently straddles the line between satire and sacrilege. And every show is meticulously planned, beautifully written, and irresistibly funny.” - Brightest Young Things
“When this pilot airs on Comedy Central in about five years, don’t be too surprised.” -Washington City Paper
Church Night is an eccentric, fake church service that updates the “famed Church Lady Saturday Night Live sketch for the Tim & Eric generation.” The live show, formatted like a church service, stars hot dog loving Reverend Bidet, criminal mastermind in shoulder pads - youth minister Kathy, and mute altered boy Randy. A variety show at its core, Church Night features sketch comedy, musical comedy, guest stand up comics, and video. The show is something of a cult classic around Washington, DC. In 2016, Church Night expanded to NYC and has since performed regularly at The Gutter Bar in Brooklyn. Church Night has performed at the New York Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and at Tig Notaro’s comedy festival, The Bentzen Ball.
In 2015, the group released Church Night TV, a web-series spoofing low-budget, religious television programming. The series won multiple awards including Best Web Series at Indie Capitol Awards and Best Comedy Series at LA Webfest and Dublin Webfest. To further the growth of their online audience, Church Night launched a new podcast, Devoted to Faith (DTF) in Spring 2017 and is currently recording a comedy musical album featuring original and parody hymns, raps, heavy metals, and slow jamz.
Church Night is written, produced, and performed by Linsay Deming, Landon Letzkus, and Jeremy Frank.
Booking inquires may be sent to info@churchnight.org.
“The buzz surrounding this alternative church service... is biblical.” - The Washington Post
“Give us your lame, your poor, your drunk, your fat, and your cats”
- Snuffleupagus 4:32