Aila Slisco is one of Seattle's most excitingly boring comedians. Originally from Alaska, she lived in the Seattle area for many years before wandering around the country for the better part of a decade, only to return to the area in 2015 with a huge chip on her shoulder. Her comedy is often dark and usually absurd, typically focusing on obscure pop culture, forgotten history, current events, LGBTQ issues, and the perils of being human in a world that wants us dead. In 2017 she has staged her first solo show, “You're A Great Pumpkin, Aila Slisco,” performed comedy storytelling at Seattle's Bumbershoot festival, and produced and hosted the first-ever comedy show at the Women's Rights National Historical park in Seneca Falls, NY.
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