Nurses night out

Tickets: $20

• These shows are 18+. Valid ID is required.
• Seats only guaranteed until 15 minutes after showtime. Ticket price is more expensive at the door (if any remain).
• General Admission is first come, first serve for seating location.
• Shows generally last 75-90 minutes.
• We have a strict one warning and out for breaking rules in show room (heckling, cell phone usage, disrupting the show, etc).
• There are no paper tickets, please give name or show ticket on device at host booth for entry.
• Groups must arrive together in order to sit together. While we do what we can to seat groups together, we cannot guarantee that groups will be seated together. For the best chance of being seated together arrive early and arrive all together.
• Our tables seat 2-4 people, so purchasing 4 tickets is the only way to ensure a table to yourself.
• ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No refunds or exchanges. In the event of a cancellation for which there is no rescheduled date, a refund for this ticket may be issued at the option of the management.
• Please confirm you are purchasing tickets to the right date and showtime before making your purchase.

Show/Doors Times, Doors 45 minutes before show time below are some examples and not necessarily show times for event.

• 6:00 PM Show/5:15 PM Doors
• 7:00 PM Show/6:15 PM Doors
• 8:00 PM Show/7:15 PM Doors
• 9:30 PM Show/8:45 PM Doors

Greg “G” Williams is working diligently to be a breath of fresh air by taking a different path into the world of comedy. His comedic style arises from his day to day life as a male nurse. Born in Roanoke, Virginia and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina “G” joined the Army where he served for five years during Desert Storm. After leaving the Army “G” became a Registered Nurse, specializing with premature infants. After discovering life in a hospital can be hilariously entertaining, “G” developed his act in the comedy clubs of Atlanta.

An impressive article was written on “G” in The Atlanta Journal Constitution about his transition from nursing to comedy. The article caught the eye of several nursing organizations which contracted “G” as ice breaker comic to relieve stress and add an element of humor to nursing conferences.

After four years of successful exciting comedy ventures in Atlanta “G” sought new adventures and relocated to Northern California’s San Francisco Bay Area where he has hit the ground running in the comedy arena. He has his own show he produces at The San Jose Improv Called “Nurse’s Night Out” that always has a house packed with his fans and is sponsored by “Absolutely Uniforms” in San Jose Ca.

Greg has shared the stage with such greats like Bruce-Bruce, Rodney Perry, Brad Williams, Vir Das, Paul Orgata, Cowboy Bill Martin, Don Barnhart, Sammy Obied and Kabir Singh