Keith Graber is a writer, comedian, chef, artist, producer, host and performer, extraordinaire. Self-described as a comedy Swiss Army knife (or maybe an everything bagel), Keith loves every bit of the industry. From standup to sketch to improv to roast battling, comedy is in his blood (and detectable on his breath). Keith produces several comedy shows in the Los Angeles area. During the pandemic, Keith was the co-founder and co-producer of LIAR Comedy, a standup comedy production team, and network of comedians. LIAR Comedy was a home for comedians to perform virtually together while live comedy was temporarily banished. They produced hundreds of open mics and shows including standup comedy showcases and niche productions like: Locked In A Dungeon, the live comedian role-playing adventure. Roasted In A Room, the LIAR Comedy roast of several comedians, and even the roast of 2020 itself! LIAR Comedy Game Night, where comedians compete in various JackBox games live on Twitch. The ShitShow with Keith Graber, a comedy panel show free-for-all with multiple rounds of discussions, joke slinging, improv scenes and the beloved photo roasts! Plus, Pants On Fire, a collaborated spin-off show streaming international comedians live on Twitch. Also during the pandemic Keith developed the (acquired) taste for podcasting and launched his own comedian interview show, Everybody’s A Comedian. And he was a founding member of Sick Folks Of Cinema, a horror movie review podcast with comedians reviewing their most loved, and hated horror movies. Keith also worked as the co-host of Isolated/Liberated Confusion, a comedy podcast and word salad shooter that can be best described as psychedelic improv. “But can I get him on a t-shirt?” Why, yes, actually. Keith is also the creator of Yesterday’s Sushi, a comedy inspired line of merch designs ready for immediate consumption (plus shipping). Imagine a Spencer’s without all of the class… or a Not-So-Hot Topic. From inappropriate bathmats to t-shirts that should have their sleeves cut off, it’s a one-stop-shop for your bad taste needs. Yesterday’s Sushi… Nearly Fresh, Always Raw! He also dabbles in sketch comedy. After writing and developing a veritable superabundance of concepts and scripts with the sketch team, Poor Man Toe, Keith started producing some of his own sketch comedy, includng Haircut-In-A-Box, and Diet Oatmeal, the drink that bros love! He is forever writing and conceptualizing new projects and ideas, and loves to collaborate. And before you ask, yes, he would love to be in your sketch. Keith can be currently found wandering the streets of Los Angeles, producing several themed shows, which are all some form of natural, step or adopted brainchildren of his. There’s Fudge Factor, the improvised standup comedy game show, where comedians are forced to riff on the topics provided by the audience for prizes. He also produces Ethnically Ambiguous, the show where 11 comedians with various combinations of races and ethnicities attempt to answer the question, “So what ARE you, anyway?” And of course, there’s Repeat Offenders, the show that nobody asked for where comedians get down and dirty so you don’t have to. Did we also mention he’s a roast battler?! Keith considers roasting to be his love language (condolences to his wife). Roasting is in his DNA. And he loves spewing that DNA on Roast Battle stages all over L.A., including The Comedy Store, The HaHa Comedy Club, and various incidents at supermarkets and street corners. But wait there’s more! He’s not just an entrepreneur, he’s also a DJ (overheard in L.A. anyone?). Finding himself longing for the glory days of music from the 1900s, in a simpler time before auto-tuning and face tattoos, Keith developed the persona of DJ-Dial-Up as a way to reconnect with the music of the semi-recent past. Rock, old-school, funk, disco, new wave, freestyle… it’s all gold. And DJ-Dial-Up can be found spinning these retro gems at parties, live events, and comedy shows all over Los Angeles. The point is that Keith Graber is all over the L.A. comedy scene, embracing the craft, and thoroughly enjoying the lifestyle. Go to any comedy club in the city, throw a rock, and you’ll hit him. You might hit two of him.