Camille Roberts: Sounds Like Something I'd Do

A Comedy Hour about learning what AI is, so that Art and Humanity can survive it.

Sounds Like Something I'd Do is an intersecting coming-of-age story: a comedian with nine years of experience, and a robot designed by an engineer who graduated a decade ago with zero practical experience. Both are Camille Roberts.

Over the course of the show, Camille walks through the results of training a small interactive model on more than 600 pages of her own transcripts, jokes, and ideas, interspersed with the life stories that have dominated her own neural updates along the way.

It can feel like everything right now is "AI this and AI that,” but in this show, Camille uses it to explore what she believes is still deeply human: humor. She hopes the show leaves you feeling a little more connected, and a little less alone, in this weird timeline we're all living through.

Silver Spring Black Box Theatre

January 9 7:30pm

8641 Colesville Road, Silver Spring, MD

Tickets at improbablecomedy.com

This show is for adults (recommended for 16+). The Black Box Theatre is open seating.

• General Admission seats are first come, first serve.
• VIP Tickets are reserved, best seats in the house.

Doors open at 6:30pm. Light snacks and wine/beer and soft drinks will be sold before the show and can be brought into the theater.

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Camille Roberts is a New York based comedian and producer (TikTok: @camillerobertsverified) who has been featured on the DC Underground Comedy Fest, Charm City Comedy Festival, The District Queer Comedy Festival, and more. She has performed on stages across the country and abroad (DC Improv, the FunnyBone, Flappers, and the Queer Comedy Club in London). Most recently, she toured with her show "Little Tea," which explored the intersections of gender and sexuality with OCD and attention seeking (sounds hilarious, right?). Camille has sold out her hour at the D.C. Drafthouse, Coalition Theatre, Capital Laughs, and her first run at Caveat.

Improbable Comedy is a locally based production company focused on stand up comedy. Founded in 2011 by social worker-by-day, comedy impresario-by-night Kim Levone, Improbable Comedy has produced hundreds of shows in venues around the Montgomery County area, including a series of free public shows in partnership with the Parks Department and the SPRUNG! Comedy Festival, now in its fifth year. Improbable Comedy is highly invested in the community and is known for presenting underrepresented groups and talent. Check out their quirky vibe and diverse, themed lineups in shows like the MOTHER of All Comedy Shows, The Originals: All Native Comedy, G.I. Jokes, and Comedy as a Second Language.