Heckle's Comedy Show Presents Kane Holloway & Kelsey Cook

Kane Holloway is a Seattle favorite who has performed everywhere from bars and concert halls, to comedy clubs and casinos. Kane got his start in comedy at age 17 at a Borders Books open mic, where he was not welcomed back. At age 21 Kane gave it another shot at Giggles Comedy Club infamous Sunday open mic. Four years later Kane is now a touring comic and a Northwest house hold name. Kane has been featured on the "Just Another Hangover Tour," and the "Keeping Our Day Jobs College Tour."
Kane is a… Show more lefty, who lets the crowd know his fear of being a 25 year old balding divorced man that loves movies but hates dumb girls. You get the feeling that Kane is having a conversation with the crowd, rather than reciting an act. In 2011 Kane won the "Mt. Rainier Comedy Cage Match," and has since recorded his first CD at Tacoma Comedy Club entitled; "Kane Holloway: Testing Your Faith." Kane has opened for Owen Smith from "Everybody Hates Chris," David Allen Grear from "In Living Color," and Bobby Slayton from "Family Guy."
Kelsey Cook has a dazzling charm that's sprinkled with filth. She's been described as "Louis C.K. meets a tiny white girl."
The young up-and-coming comedian was raised by an International Yo-Yo Champion and a Professional Foosball player. "That's not a joke" says Cook, "but I wish it was."
Cook enrolled in Washington State University with aspirations of becoming a high school math teacher. She later switched to a Broadcast Production major and began doing improv and stand up. She produced a comedy show that she headlined weekly in addition to hosting and writing her own late-night television show on KWSU-8. She's won Washington State University's "Last Coug Standing" competition, the Renton Comedy Competition, the Key Peninsula Comedy Competition, and was runner up in the Hollywood Comedy Competition. Cook was also selected to perform in the She-Devil Comedy Festival in New York City, where she entertained crowds at several "Best of the Fest" shows. You can see why she's been called "the next Chelsea Handler" by her mother.
After graduation in 2012, she relocated to Seattle where she continues to impress by winning competitions and touring the country.

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