Comedian Blake Wexler On Why You Should See His Show at the Tin Roof and Not Rory Scovel’s

On Thursday, December 20th, comedian Blake Wexler will perform at Tin Roof in West Ashley. His friend and fellow comedian Rory Scovel is headlining the 2019 Charleston Comedy Festival in January, and he’s definitely not jealous at all.

Wexler started doing stand-up at the age of 15 in Philadelphia, then moved to Boston in 2007 to pursue his comedy career and attend Emerson College.

While at Emerson Blake was named as one of the funniest college students in the country at The Rooftop Aspen Comedy Festival two years in a row, and after graduating with degrees in journalism and political science he moved to Los Angeles. 

Since moving to LA, Blake has written for and appeared on Comedy Central, was the first comedian/writer to appear on the ABC show “Watch Party: The Bachelor”, and can be regularly heard on The Cracked Podcast & The Todd Glass Show. He has also performed alongside Todd Glass, John Mulaney, Marc Maron, Nick Kroll, Sarah Silverman, Hannibal Burress, Chelsea Peretti Bob Odenkirk, Pete Holmes, and many more.

Blake’s critically acclaimed stand-up comedy recordings The Blake Album (2016) and Stuffed Boy (2018) debuted near the top of the iTunes charts, and his recent album 12 Years of Voicemails from Todd Glass to Blake Wexler was #1 on iTunes & Amazon. He currently resides in Los Angeles.

Still not convinced that you should see his show? Wexler spoke to Holy City Sinner about why you should see attend his performance instead of Scovel’s headlining appearance at the 2019 Charleston Comedy Festival. Here are comedian Blake Wexler’s “5 Reasons as to why you should see Blake Wexler on December 20th instead of Rory Scovel on January 18th”: