Comedy Night in the Sunset Lounge at Field Hall

It's Comedy Night in the Sunset Lounge! Enjoy a taste of our seasonal food and drink menu as well as stunning views from the waterfront Sunset Lounge and a hilarious night of standup comedy.

Producer and host Drew Wilson-McGrath selected a couple of his favorite comics for this summer comedy night at Field Hall. Bring a friend and share a laugh with two PNW comedians; David Kildal and the one and only Kermit Apio! 

Food and drink served; choose between a $28 general admission ticket or share a VIP table for four for $125. This event is 21+ 

Headliner: Kermet Apio (Watch on YouTube)

Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kermet Apio enjoyed a childhood in paradise. He spent his time watching television, playing, and procrastinating everything else. To this day, he still does all three extensively.

After graduating from high school, Kermet moved to Seattle to attend the University of Washington. Seattle became home. In early 1989, Kermet did his first open mike night at the Comedy Underground in Seattle. Comedy was a fun hobby. In May of 1990, he quit his job, said good bye to health care and benefits, and took the leap to performing full time. It is still his only job skill.

He was the winner of the 2009 Great American Comedy Festival and has had numerous appearances on television and radio. He has showcased at comedy festivals in Aspen, Las Vegas, and Vancouver and has performed in 47 states and 3 Canadian provinces. He is a past winner of the Seattle Comedy Competition and was a semi-finalist in the San Francisco Comedy Competition. Also, in 1988 he was Dishwasher of the Month at the Sea-Tac Airport Denny’s.

Kermet is married and the proud father of two wonderful children. He enjoys his family, baseball, and pie. He does not enjoy opera, sitting in traffic, and writing about himself in the third person.

Feature: David Kildal (Watch on YouTube)

David is a Portland, OR-based standup comedian. A native of both Southern Oregon and Southern Ohio, he is well versed in making light of the unexciting. His style has been described as "chill, yet spicy, like a leftover chicken wing." - but the reality is that his dry, introspective sense of humor has been charming audiences for years. David is a regular at Helium Comedy Club in Portland, and hosts the Five Star Review podcast and the Hot Bits! Comedy showcase. You're going to love what he brings to the table!