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    Hot Seat ft: Kam Patterson, Dan Soder, Mike Finoia, Erin Depke

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    Monday, August 10, 2026

    9:15 PM

    New York Comedy Club - East Village

    85 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    At New York Comedy Club - East Village, Hot Seat hosts a four-comedian lineup: Kam Patterson, Dan Soder, Mike Finoia and Erin Depke. Soder brings a résumé across stand-up, acting (Mafee on Billions) and podcasting (co‑host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM); Patterson arrives from Kill Tony roots and an SNL season 51 credit, and Finoia is noted for sets at the Comedy Cellar.

    About Hot Seat

    Hot Seat is an American game show which aired on ABC from July 12 to October 22, 1976. The series was created by Merrill Heatter and Robert Quigley, who were known at this point for their hit game shows Gambit and The Hollywood Squares among others.

    About the Artists

    Kam Patterson

    Kam Patterson is a stand-up comedian and actor whose profile rose through taped sets and podcast appearances, including spots on the *Kill Tony* circuit. He joined the cast of *Saturday Night Live* for its 51st season, bringing that stage-time discipline to a wider audience.

    Dan Soder

    Dan Soder

    comedy

    Dan Soder is a stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster whose work moves between club stages and screen roles. He became widely known through his part as Mafee on *Billions* and for years behind a microphone as a radio and podcast presence.

    Mike Finoia

    Mike Finoia is a stand-up comedian known for his performances in various comedy venues, including the Comedy Cellar.

    Erin Depke

    Erin Depke

    Erin Depke is a New York City stand-up comic who appears at New York Comedy Club’s East Village room, including the rotating showcase “Hot Seat.” She has shared lineups with comics such as Kam Patterson, Dan Soder, and Mike Finoia, working in the same club circuit that shapes much of the city’s nightly comedy.