Hosted by Rach Angard and Jared McBain, Flea Market is a platform for artists to push boundaries and redefine comedy.For veterans of the Denver comedy community hungry for something challenging and new, there’s a haven for the unconventional, the daring and the downright weird. It’s called, Flea Market is not just a show; it’s a celebration of the extraordinary, an exploration of the bizarre and a platform for artists to push boundaries and redefine comedy.
"Ever since I returned home from Chicago, I feel like things have shifted for me artistically," McBain says."I felt like I had done the big improv route, and now I'm interested in getting into the scene by creating things that are so specifically myself, which is pretty off-beat and improvisational."
"We realized that we needed to carve out our own space where we could perform something wild, like a set about a bag of wigs," explains McBain."I can’t exactly do 'Bag of Wigs' on the Comedy Works stage right now — although I would love to someday!" "We've actually reached out to his team to try to book him for the show," McBain jokes."Every time you see those videos where Mitch McConnell goes silent, that's him receiving our email."