SketchFest Seattle and Infinity Live Productions
present
The Pajama Men

The Skinny
Thursdays - Saturdays, Dec. 4-20  8:00pm
Annex Theatre, 1100 E. Pike St. (at 11th Ave.)
$12 Thursdays, $18 Fridays & Saturdays 
For more information: www.infinityliveproductions.com
Advance tickets available through Brown Paper Tickets.

The Pajama Men: ‘Versus Vs. Versus’
Internationally acclaimed comedy theatre duo storms Seattle

The most common term used to describe the unparalleled spectacle that is a Pajama Men show is ‘indescribable.’ Mark Chavez and Shenoah Allen are renowned for swapping and changing characters in a split second, weaving together multiple story lines, and engaging in some of the most unique and hilarious physical comedy you will ever see.

Over the past seven years, the Pajama Men have received numerous comedy awards, critical acclaim, and uproarious audience response across North America and the UK. They are the first and only independent act represented by Chicago’s Second City and have been produced in such esteemed venues as Second City and Steppenwolf in Chicago and The Samuel Becket Theatre in Dublin. 

“This is an hour of fantastic comedy invention… these terrific performers are not only phenomenal physical comedians, but also write creative, clever dialogue which they drive at breakneck speed, cornering on two wheels.”~ The Scotsman, EDINBURGH  

“A surreal comic odyssey…seamless” ~ The National Press 

“A bizarre tour-de-force…Chavez and Allen are energetic, bubbly and talented with a wonderful onstage presence that’s a pleasure to watch” ~ Backstage West, LA

"Whip smart and able to turn on the thinnest of dimes, Allen and Chavez are improvisers' improvisers. Actors' actors. Comedians' comedians." ~The Chicago Tribune

“One of the most dazzling displays of comedy theatre I've ever seen. It’s weird. And it's wonderful.” ~The London Times

“Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez virtually paralyze the audience with laughter. Folks could be dying out there, unable to breath between sobs of hilarity, and they would just keep going.” ~Globe and Mail