
Upcoming Headliners


Beth Stelling
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.


GaS 30 Min with Kim Congdon & Sam Tripoli
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
GaS Digital 30 Minute Special Tapings
With Kim Congdon & Sam Tripoli


GaS 30 Min with Zac Amico and Tim Butterly
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
GaS Digital 30 Min with Zac Amico and Tim Butterly


Rosebud Baker
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Rosebud Baker is a New York based comedian, actor, and Emmy Award-winning writer. Named one of Variety’s "Top 10 Comics to Watch" and Vulture’s "Comedians You Should and Will Know," Rosebud is currently a writer for Saturday Night Live. She wrote and performed on two WGA Award-nominated sketch series: That Damn Michael Che and Inside Amy Schumer.
Rosebud has performed stand-up on That’s My Time with David Letterman (Netflix), Bill Burr’s The Ringers (Comedy Central), and her debut stand-up special, Whiskey Fists, premiered in 2021 on Comedy Central’s YouTube channel, produced by Bill Burr & All Things Comedy. This year, she released her first Netflix special, The Mother Lode.
Her acting work can be seen in Life & Beth (Hulu) and the upcoming horror-comedy feature film Hell of A Summer, directed by Finn Wolfhard & Billy Bryk.


Kate Berlant
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Kate Berlant is an Emmy nominated comedian, actress and writer. Most recently, she was praised for her emotional and captivating surprise cameo in episode five of the fourth season of The Bear. Kate’s one-woman play KATE, ‘the New York City Show to See’ (Vulture) was a breakout success in both New York and Los Angeles, where it played to sold out crowds.
Kate’s comedy special Cinnamon in the Wind (directed by Bo Burnham) has garnered stellar reviews, as has her A24/Peacock sketch comedy special Would It Kill You to Laugh? which she created and stars in with her frequent collaborator John Early. Kate’s film credits include Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling, Kristoffer Borgli's Dream Scenario, Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You. She can be seen on the Amazon series A League of Their Own, starring alongside Abbi Jacobsen and Nick Offerman; her additional television credits include Nobody Wants This, Search Party, Easy, Transparent, and I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, as well as her celebrated episode of Netflix’s The Characters. She was named a Just for Laughs "New Face of Comedy" and a Variety "Ten to Watch.”


Ray Lau
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Ray Lau is a Cantonese American standup comedian. His style has been praised by audiences for being unique, relatable, lighthearted, and playful. Ray’s hilarious stand-up and sketches have been seen millions of times online. He has recently released a set for the digital platform Don't Tell Comedy. You can often see him performing live across Southern California on the stages of Don’t Tell Comedy, The Hollywood Improv, and many more as he tours across the country. Most recently Ray Lau was selected for Netflix’s Introducing series.


Scott Thompson
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Well known to fans as a member of the sketch comedy troupe, The Kids in the Hall, Scott Thompson is anything but your average comedic talent. After Lorne Michaels discovered them in the late eighties, The Kids in the Hall became a groundbreaking television series which ran from 1989 to 1995 on the CBC in Canada and on HBO and CBS in the United States. After the Kids left television in 1995, Scott and the boys went on to write and star in their own feature film, the cult favorite Brain Candy. In 2020, Amazon announced they would be bringing back an eight-episode order of the critically-acclaimed cult sketch series which made its premiere in May 2022. Scott was also a series regular on the cult-favorite HANNIBAL on NBC and played Brian, Hank Kingley’s assistant, on THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW. Recently, Scott recurred in the Arnold Schwarzenegger series for Netflix FUBAR for two seasons and the CBC hit series SORT OF. Other TV and film credits include SHORESY, THE SIMPSONS, AMERICAN GODS, RUN RUNNIE RUN, THE PACIFIER, MICKEY BLUE EYES, RENO 911!, TIM AND ERIC AWESOME SHOW and MAN SEEKING WOMAN. Scott has also had numerous guest appearances on various talk shows such as Politically Incorrect, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers and was a regular fixture on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Next up, Scott will be starring in the new Jared Keeso project I KILL THE BEAR.


James Adomian
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
James Adomian is a comedian from California who has performed at festivals and dive bars worldwide. As a voiceover artist he has appeared on a hundred cartoons and a thousand podcasts. As an on-camera (i.e. "real") actor, he has enjoyed a few amusing appearances across television, cinema and the world wide web, including Jimmy Kimmel Live, Last Comic Standing, Conan, Rick and Morty, and Anthony Bourdain: Explore Parts Unknown. He has been to Armenia twice but still can't seem to convince anyone that he is Armenian. James is a proud Aquarius, and he is very, very Aquarian to the point where you would think he's doing a bit when you meet him.


Liza Treyger
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Liza Treyger is a stand up comic who most recently was seen in the Judd Apatow movie King of Staten Island and HBO’s Pause w/Sam Jay. She has Netflix and Comedy Central half hour specials and has appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Chelsea Lately, @midnight, Lights Out with David Spade, This is Not Happening and many more fun things and in Horace and Pete. She is the co host of the podcast That’s Messed Up an SVU podcast and host of her own podcast Enemies. What makes her most proud is she regularly performs at The Comedy Cellar and The Comedy Store.


Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa
Unsupervised is a stand-up comedy showcase with some of Austin's best comics. Brand new lineups every Wednesday at 10 pm always ensure a fun and fresh show. The inmates are running the asylum and you’re not gonna wanna miss it.
Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa is a Sri Lankan comedian, writer, & director. His self-directed & self-written comedy specials include Monsoon Season (2022), French Kiss Tunnel (2024), & his most recent special Woodapple Jam (2024). His dead-pan style puts audiences at ease while challenging conventional wisdom with a unique tone that is often irreverent, at times poignant, and always hysterical.
Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa returns with Paradise Gothic, a sharp, darkly funny new hour exploring immigration, anarchism, “radical” buddhism, and the absurdities of attempting to build a life within late-stage capitalism. With his trademark deadpan delivery and postcolonial wit, Vidura takes on corporate tech culture, spiritual burnout, and the strange comedy of trying to stay human in a world running by numbers. Smart, subversive, and quietly explosive; this is Vidura at his most fearless.














