Missed The Window
Comedy Dynamics · 2019 · 26 min
A former software engineer brings dry, literal logic to clean comedy.
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Richard Sarvate approaches stage comedy with the methodical logic of someone who spent a decade writing software and never quite shook the habit. He treats daily humiliation as an engineering flaw, turning minor annoyances like meeting people with wet hands or facing a receding hairline into precise grievances. His best stretches work by taking mundane instructions too literally, whether he is reviewing the misleading promises of the elementary school D.A.R.E. program or arguing that oncologists should break bad news gently the way daters do. Taped at the Dry Bar Comedy club in Provo, Utah, the 25-minute set operates within the platform’s clean-comedy parameters, capturing Sarvate shortly after he left tech to co-found the San Francisco venue The Setup.
How it plays
- Tone
- Silly, observational
- On stage
- Silly, observational comic drawing on his background in tech
- About
- Silicon Valley and programming, Tech jobs, The digital age, Experience as a first-generation Indian immigrant
Backstory
First-generation Indian immigrant background; performed and released as Season 5, Episode 5 of Dry Bar Comedy
Details
- Released
- Runtime
- 26 min
- Where
- Comedy Dynamics
- Director
- Aaron Stephenson
- Topics
- After
- Bedroom Eyes (2025)
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