Sabrina Matthews is an openly lesbian comic who relates the absurd in everyday life in a witty anecdotal style.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Grocery Store	2:13
2		Bad TV	3:25
3		Curing Homosexuality	3:24
4		Irony	2:12
5		Fear of Flying	5:20
6		Exercise	3:55
7		Dressing Like a Girl	4:23
8		Kitty Confusion	2:42
9		Friends and Drugs	5:01
10		Cinese Food	1:19
11		Cultural Fads	6:00
12		Gay Rodeo	4:34
13		Talking to Girls	4:09
14		Vocabulary and Road Trips	3:31
15		Bridemaid	8:36

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Recorded live at Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco, 'Now, What Was I Saying?' is a full hour of terrific stand up from Sabrina Matthews. Rock out to great hits like "Rice Cakes" and "Irony". Ride the hysteria of "Fear of Flying" and the "Rollerblading" bit. Enjoy the hilarious anecdotal stylings of the world famous "Bridesmaid" routine, as seen on Comedy Central's Out There in Hollywood.

What people have said about 'Now What Was I Saying?':

"...we can't stop cracking up."
"I almost drove off the road!"
"Oh, you've got a cd now. That's nice."

Playland Magazine says Sabrina "is instantly likeable and charms both gay and straight audiences", and according to Willamette Week, "she wowed viewers of Comedy Central's "Out There in Hollywood". She has also appeared on "Premium Blend", had her own hilarious half-hour comedy special, "Comedy Central Presents Sabrina Matthews", and made her television acting debut in "America's Most Wanted". Yes, really.

Sabrina began her comedy career in 1991 in the San Francisco Bay Area, and now appears regularly at mainstream clubs, colleges, and festivals around the world, and her tour can be followed at www.sabrinamatthews.com. On the rare days that she is in her home, amidst the doughnut shops and dude-speak of Los Angeles, Sabrina spends her days engaging in her favorite game, Point and Laugh, riding her motorcycle, scuba diving, and generally doing anything else to avoid rifling through the heap of letters from the IRS teetering on her desk in search of tiny, hastily scribbled comedy notes. All in comfortable shoes.