GIRL GOD is back and better than ever, fresh off of last spring’s nationwide tour. You’ve seen them on Just For Laughs’ Moontower Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs Vancouver, New York Comedy Fest, Netflix Is a Joke Fest, and more. You’ve heard their hit podcast “The Girl God Experience." Eric Andre called them his “new favorite thing in comedy.” GLAAD called them “a threat to the queer community.” This summer and fall, see them raw and unfiltered in a city near you.

Botterocket Says

They've been called The Most Famous Trans Comedy Duo Of All Time, and you've probably seen one of their (many) viral sketches or their SOLD OUT show with us last year! Now they are bringing their surreal, frenetic show to Bottlerocket. Their comedy is dark, Eric Andre-esque, and very very fucking funny!

APRIL CLARK is a writer, comedian and member of the popular trans comedy duo Girl God with Grace Freud. Most recently she was a staff writer on S2 of the Broadway Video podcast Hot White Heist. Her sketches have been viewed millions of times across platforms. She skipped high school, graduated college at 18, and later left her Ph.D. program to perform in Girl God in sold out shows across the country. She lives in Los Angeles at (redacted) and her SSN is (redacted).

GRACE FREUD is a writer and comedian based on Earth. She's currently an executive story editor on the upcoming Mike Judge/Greg Daniels animated series Bad Crimes for Netflix. She was a story editor on the upcoming Adult Swim series XV-LIV and prior to that was a staff-writer on Rick and Morty. She has also consulted on The Eric Andre Show. She is a member of the popular trans comedy duo Girl God with April Clark. Her first comic book, Rick and Morty Presents: Jerryboree, was published this year and she is working on her second graphic novel. Prior to writing for Television, Grace wrote for all of your favorite comedy websites, including ClickHole, The Onion and Funny or Die. Grace has performed stand-up all over the country including festivals like SF SketchFest and Chicago’s TNK Fest. She would put more about her life here, but she’s saving those details for her memoirs.