The 29th Annual Kung Pao Kosher Comedy: Jewish Comedy on Christmas in a (virtual, this year) Chinese Restaurant

Now in its 29th year, Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, which answers the age-old question, "What are Jews supposed to do on Christmas?" is a take off on the tradition of Jews going to a Chinese restaurant and a movie on Christmas. The brainchild of San Francisco-based Jewish comedian, Lisa Geduldig, is one of San Francisco's longest running comedy shows, has been featured in the NY Times, LA Times, Chicago Tribune... and was the country's first Jewish comedy on Christmas in a Chinese restaurant show. The show has been consistently catering to over 2000 people each December (including last year in Cyberspace), with some people having attended every year.

This annual Jewish Christmas tradition spans three days, December 24-26, and will feature Jewish comedians Ophira Eisenberg, Jessica Kirson, Arline Geduldig (Lisa's 90 year old mother), and Lisa Geduldig.

"Feeding the soul as well as the stomach." -NY Times
"A San Francisco institution." -SF Examiner

Partial proceeds benefit: San Francisco-Marin Food Bank AND Shalom Bayit: Ending Domestic Violence in Jewish Homes

Tickets ($25-$50, whatever you want to pay): CityBoxOffice.com/KungPao