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Nelson Addison
Nelson Addison has Cerebral Palsy. However, he's like no other disabled comedian you've ever seen. His style is surprisingly energetic, colorful and unpredictable. With an endearing quality, he examines the socio-political aspects of being disbaled, always puttin the audience's comfort level first and never preaching. Nelson puts it this way:
"As a disabled comic, I recognize my responsibility to educate the audience - I just don't do anything about it!"
Steve Adiletta
At 5"7 and a buck twenty-five Steve has felt discriminations bitter sting living as a scrawny-American in the worlds fattest country. Steve is a 23-year-old sarcastic little man with a give it to me straight attitude. Coming from a family with almost as many problems as he has, Steve has developed a point of view like none other; honest and cynical, yet oddly optimistic. Steve is always finding the wrong in everything that is right and the right in everything that is wrong, in this world and his twisted little life.
Steve's energetic, likable personality and charming vulnerability combined with his conversational style brings audiences into his world, allowing the ball-busting-wise-ass to do what he does best. With an arsenal of polished jokes, a subtle wit, and improvisational skills, Steve puts on a great show each time he tackles the stage.
Greg Aidala
Aidala has been performing stand up comedy since August 2001. He has performed from New York to Los Angeles with comedians such as Colin Quinn, Nick DiPaolo and Charlie Murphy. In 2005 he formed his own entertainment company, RADIAL GAGE ENTERTAINMENT and in that same year he was sponsored by BUD LIGHT. He produces and hosts a PROFESSIONAL monthly stand up comedy showcase, 'THE BREW HA-HA' in his hometown of Albany, New York. 'THE BREW HA-HA' (which just celebrated its ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY 1/27/07) features National comedians seen on NBC's 'Last Comic Standing', Comedy Central, Entertainment Tonight, HBO, VH1 and MTV.
Stand up comedian Jocko Alston is proof
positive that not only is the French language
and culture distinct in Canada but black
humor is too.
Born and raised in the true Canadian melting
pot of Montreal,Canada and being the
offspring of French Canadian and American
parents – has led to an extraordinary
viewpoint on both cultures.
Being able to extract great laughs from such a diverse background of
growing up a black
Anglo male in a white French society is a guaranteed blast! JOCKO tells it
like
it is pulls no punches and sets the record straight
Angry Bob
From parts unknown, Angry Bob has come onto the comedic
scene like a rogue tsunami crashing into a category 5 hurricane - he has
been likened to a combination of Faust and Falstaff on steroids and pizza;
wrenching the tired souls of his audiences from their dusty shells and
reanimating them with his apocalyptical rants reminiscent of the wide eyed
mania and firebrand sermonizing of Father Coughlin and the predatorily
steadfast assurance of Oliver Cromwell.
When a true genius appears in the world you may know him by this sign:
that all the dunces are in confederacy against him
Joseph Anthony
I grew up with five older sisters and no brothers - being heard is not a desire, it's a necessity! A troubled home life, leads you to personal issues or a productive outlet. I've harnessed my fair share of both - especially the latter. I care about my craft and I respect that people work hard for the money they spend, therefore my focus is to deliver on every engagement and in every medium.
Mark Anthony
Mark Anthony (yes..that's his real name) grew up Cleveland,
OH. As a kid he always wanted to perform as a singer in a rock band,
but never
had enough confidence in his own voice. So he went into his next love
...comedy.
As a kid he listened to Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor (when his Mom wasn't
around) and imitated the jokes he heard to his friends. As a heavy kid,
he learned humor was a good weapon to use to avoid being picked on in
school.
Mark gets his material from life, being overweight, being married, growing
up in the inner-city, and listening to rock and roll...
David Bancroft
Dave Bancroft grew up in your typical small rural town.
Early in his childhood he knew there was a great big world out there
just waiting to laugh at him. So armed with just a few ears of corn and
the personal pride that comes from living on the farm and not marrying
his sister, Dave set out to make the world laugh one Laundromat, Super
Market opening and Comedy club at a time. Dave shares his unique views
on marriage, family, adulthood and politics with audiences everywhere.
Dave has not been on The Late Show with David Letterman, the Tonight
Show with Jay Leno, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, with Richard Prior or
Rodney Dangerfield…but he is still trying…..Richard & Rodney
may need to come off the list…at least for a little while…
Kevin Bartini
Kevin is one of the fastest rising young comics in New York today. He can be seen nightly in New York City's top comedy clubs most frequently at The Improv, New York Comedy Club, and frequently at Governors on Long Island,as well as top clubs all over the country. He has studied Improv with the Upright Citizens Brigade. In 2004 Kevin was one of only two comics from NYC selected to appear at the Las Vegas Comedy Festival. In October o 2005 Kevin Appeared in the New YUork Underground Comedy Festival. Kevin gained valuable stage experience while toiling the boards with some of the top theaters in the country including Williamstown Theater Festival, and the Barrington Stage Company. Although his TV appearances are limited to guest spots on Saturday Night Live, Ricki Lake, and the Sally Jesse Raphael Show...
Linda Belt is a New Jersey native (a comedy routine in itself). She moved to CT in 1987 where she became a suburban pillar of the community attending PTO meetings and baseball games. Linda became very tired holding up that pillar and instead holds her own as a professional stand up comic. Her humor touches on the absurdities of modern life and explores marriage, sex, parenting and social mores, in other words: any subject she feels like discussing!
John Betz Jr.
John grew up in a small Ohio town. After years and years of school, he grabbed a job working for the Federal Government. It didn’t take long for him to wise up and switch to a much more interesting vocation – teaching high school Mathematics. His comedy comes from describing his fun life stories and experiences. Audiences find it very easy to relate.
Jay Black
In six short years, Jay Black has gone from being a high school teacher to one of America's most accomplished young headliners. In the past year alone, Jay has toured relentlessly, headlining at over 100 colleges as well as the top clubs in country. Jay's fierce stage presence has not gone unnoticed: Campus Activities magazine named Jay their "Reader's Choice for 2008's College Comedian of the Year." Jay made his television debut on Showtime and has followed that up with appearances on Fox Business Channel and A&E. As a writer, Jay has spent the last few years as one of Hollywood's most sought after screenwriters, working on several feature films.
Harris Bloom
Harris Bloom's wry observations about his personal life and the world
around him are quickly making him a favorite all over the tri-state area
(He doesn't have a car).
When he isn't on a small stage speaking into a small microphone to amuse
small (and large) audiences, he is writing, either one of the books he
is in the middle of, or a magazine article.
He recently found out that he loves referring to himself in the third
person.
Chris Bolter
His humor has been compared to George Carlin and Dennis Miller. Dane Cook told him he was a bad a$$ magician. Steven Tyler from Aerosmith has seen him perform over eight times, and Steve Martin said he was extremely talented. He won over nineteen awards in magic and theater by the time he was twenty, more than almost any other magician around. Currently, Christopher is touring the world with his gut-wrenchingly hysterical Magic and Mind Reading show.
It has truly been a hectic journey for this talented young conjurer. Based out of Boston, Massachusetts Chris commutes back and forth from his home in Boston to his performances across the country.
Chris Blisset
Chris Blisset comes to us from New York City. "The Red Menace" as he is known, has worked as an actor, comedian and musician coast to coast. He has toured the states as actor and musical director of many musical theatre shows including the first national tour of The Tammy Wynette Story. From New York's Gotham Comedy Club to the Acme Theatre in L.A., Chris has done stand up all over the country. He was songwriter, musician and musical director for the rock album Great Mood for a Tuesday with Broadway singer Felicia Finley.
J. Jay Boyd
all aspects of comedy from writing to performing. I am a drum and bugle corps fan dating back to my days at Earl L Vandermuelen High School in Port Jefferson and the Royal Brigade. Although in the last few years I haven't been as anxious to go to shows and spend my money as the activity is changing in ways I dont much care for. Such is life: you can't stop change, but you don't have to blindly accept it either. I also oddly enough love Broadway. Yes even musicals. Live theatre just like live comedy is an experience you must have at some point in your life. To see a production live on broadway is just amazing.
John Briggs
Intelligent and funny."
Bob Smith, The Glens Falls
Chronicle.
"
As smart as Bill Maher. Only nicer." -
Susan L. Wolpin
John Briggs first took the stage on Dec. 18, 1986 in front of two drunk college students at a now defunct comedy club in Philadelphia. Since then, John has performed for thousands of drunk audiences at dozens of defunct clubs. And while that might deter some comics, John figures he wasn't always there on the nights they went closed up shop.
Comedian, Singer/Songwriter
From Tidewater, VA to the singer/songwriter scene of Austin, TX in
the mid 70's, back to the acoustic rooms of the east coast in the
80's, R. Bruce honed his unique, humorous songwriting style. A talented
singer and guitarist, he delighted audiences performing his insightfully
hilarious original songs.
In the early 90's, (after a continentally successful stint in rehab for alcohol addiction) he combined his musical, songwriting roots with his natural knack for humor and became a popular headliner on the national comedy club circuit. ...
Joe Bruno
In his 18 years as a comic Joe has performed in clubs from Canada to the Bahamas and Chicago to Cape Cod. Joe's act takes us on a wild ride through the trials and tribulations of peoplehood, bathroom humor to little kid stuff and a waitress with jelly. Joe has entertained all size groups and all ages of people. Joe has also appeared in numerous television commercials and one movie called "The Checkout".
"I absolutely love performing. It's my way of staying somewhat sane!"
Rich Carrucci
The "STEAMROLLER" has been Featuring Up and Down the East Coast for the last four years His quick wit and unique sense of humor make him a favorite in Comedy Clubs and Private Events from Buffalo to Flordia. When not on the road,Rich can be seen in the New York Comedy Circuit.
Bill Campbell
Bill Campbell is a veteran stand-up comedian whose universal family-oriented
humor has made him a sought after headline performer throughout the U.S.
and Canada.
Jeff Cerulli
After graduating Queens College in 2003, Jeff made the big jump from Long Island to New York City . He now resides and performs nightly at clubs all over Manhattan . Jeff is an extremely dedicated worker and it shows on stage. His quick wit and sarcasm are his best assets. Jeff's unique look at his life separates him from other comics. “You think he is going to take a joke one way, and then completely surprises you with the punch line. Jeff has been a favorite performing for the troops for years.” Bob Hope
CHADEO
ChadEO is a TV credited comic appearing on both national and network
stations. He has spread humor throughout all mediums, TV, radio, internet,
and published in joke books. There's no wonder why ChadEO is impressing
club owners and is becoming a household name in the east coast, as well
as Headlining at clubs and colleges throughout the country.
ChadEO connects with the audience through his energetic stage presence
and his contagious smile and laughter. He allows the audience to view
the world through his comically twisted mind.
ChadEO offers more than just observational humor. His comedy is based on real life situations exaggerated. He utilizes misdirection and has the unique ability to play off audience reactions.
Eddie Clark
In November of 1979 Eddie Clark and a friend walked into the Original Improvisation Comedy Club in New York City to audition for a regular spot at the club. Eddie got a chance to show the owner what he could do and despite his lack of experience, he thrilled everyone in the club that night…. Everyone except the owner. The club's policy was that if the owner liked you she would talk to you. If she didn’t, the performer was to just walk by her without saying a word. As Eddie left the stage the owner looked away. Eddie walked outside with his friend and then suddenly turned around walked back into the club and whispered in the startled owner's ear, “ Thanks for the opportunity to show the "PEOPLE" what I can do.” He has lived by that motto ever since. Eddie then left the club and never looked back. The New York Improv closed a few years later but Eddie is still going strong.
Judi Clements is the lady who takes a bow every time she opens up the refrigerator and sees the light go on. Judi brings boomer-comedy to a new height with her hilarious frustrations, strong opinions, and perpetual marital woes.
Joe Cumbo
Observational takes on life and how to take it. He offers a smooth repertoire of humor appealing to all ages with a twisted child like perspective. Through use of a wide variety of topics he keeps the audience enthralled.
Joe Currie
I was like any other twelve year old kid growing up on Long Island till the day my buddy played me his George Carlin and Cheech & Chong albums and that set the old wheels in motion. My first gig was making the girls laugh in Fifth grade doing Richard Nixon imatations. The act has evolved since then (thank god cause quite frankly Richard Nixon imatations are kinda hacky). Check out my up coming gig listings and come on out. When I am not onstage acting like a buffoon doing standup, check out one of my bands. "The Art of Topless"-myspace.com/theartofthetopless. If you love the Opie & Anthony and the Ron and Fez show you will love us we cover the paradies from the shows and the guys ....
Mike Dambra
If you're a comedy fan, and you haven't seen Mike Dambra, you're in for a treat. Mike has been involved in the comedy scene for over thirteen years now. In 1987 and 1997 he claimed the "Funniest Person In Rochester" title. That, in turn earned him two television news stories in 1988, and more in 1989, 1995, & 1996. Next thing he knew, he was traveling all over the U.S. and Canada making people laugh. He has opened for the likes of Rosie O'Donnell and Adam Sandler and earns rave reviews across the continent.
moreLarry DeFelice
has performed his unique brand of comedy for clubs, pubs, restaurants, fundraiser's, theaters, corporate and organizational events. His clean, high-energy act has been enjoyed by hundreds of audiences in venues ranging from traditional comedy clubs to church basements to banquet halls. He has been seen in a national television commercial for Circuit City Electronic Stores, as well as sketch work on NBC's Late Night with Conan O'Brien show. Impressions of TV and movie characters fill his act, ...
New England's Number 1 Choice
For A Comedy Stage Hypnotist!
Jo DeVito
Master Hypnotist Joe DeVito has been reviewed time and time again as one of the best hypnotic stage entertainers in the entertainment industry. He has hypnotized and mesmerized audiences and patrons from all corners of the globe and takes pride in providing the highest quality hypnotic and magical entertainment.
Joe has performed
thousands of times for clientele across the country and he represents
top notch high quality entertainment. His R-Rated Comedy Stage Hypnosis
is not to be missed! You’ll be astounded as ordinary people join
him on stage to perform extraordinary feats of the unimaginable, from
eating fire and dancing the ballet to a jungle encounter with a live
8’ snake! See why critics and fans alike say “ Don’t
just SEE the show…BE the Show!!
Rated R
Mary Dimino
If Mary Dimino looks familiar to you chances are you've come across her luminous smile on television. As well as appearing on Comedy Central, New York Undercover and various sketches on Letterman and the Conan O'Brien show, Mary has become one of the hottest young talents in the TV commercial arena. Although Mary takes pleasure and pride in urging viewers to taste yet another Dunkin' Donut or perhaps aiding in the campaign against smoking by suggesting Nicorette Gum, her own true first love is stand-up comedy.
Pat Duffy
He’s Irish, he’s funny, He’s Pat Duffy. His tag line has been left along with rip roaring laughter in comedy clubs across the country. " Never have I seen a comic take control of a room like this man ". Although that has never been said by anyone about Pat Duffy, he seems to be doing alright for himself. Pat has been featured at clubs and colleges across the United States and Canada, and has been turning heads in the process. He may be a young man, but what he lacks in age, he makes up for in being a totally obnoxious. Using his quick wit, and high energy, Pat puts together a show like no other. It truly must be seen to be appreciated. It's always a good time when you check out Pat Duffy.
It's not ordinarily funny when the police stop your car and give you a ticket. But Mike Eagan is no ordinary comedian. He perceptively speed through this and other everyday experiences with radar-gun precision and hilarious results. Mike's television appearances include Caroline's Comedy Hour (A&E) and Evening At The Improv (A&E.) He has performed at many of the nation's best venues such as New York City's Comic Strip and Dangerfield's. Eagan has opened for the musical group Jay and the America's (This Magic Moment.)
Joe Fico
Joe Fico was blessed with the ability to make people laugh the first time he stepped on stage. In fact, in 2003, just a few months in the business Joe won the prestigious"Kings and Queens" comedy search held at the Comix Cafe' in Rochester New York. This competition involved over 100 participants and Joe was determined the UNANIMOUS winner by judges and fellow comedians as well. Since then Joe's career has soared. He has become a regular at many of the top clubs across the US and Canada. Whether it's a nightclub crowd, college campus or corporate even, Joe knows what the audience is looking for and how to deliver.
Mike Fine
There’s nothing more in the world I love to do than make a roomful of people laugh. In the 10 years I’ve been doing comedy I’ve been blessed to perform on the same stage with some great comics, and even more some great people. Such as: Robert, Klein,Lisa, Lampineli, Chris Rock, Dave Attel, Jim Norton, Thea Vidale, Freddy Roman, Michael Winslow, Dustin Diamond, and many more. I even got the pleasure to meet my idol Shecky Greene. Comics and bookers tell me I remind them a lot of Mitch Hedberg meets Steven Wright. Which is a tremendous compliment because they are 2 of my idols. Working clean and my unique deadpan delivery has gotten me constant work in 3 countries, 11 states, and over 150 venues. Ranging from country clubs, colleges, VFW’s, Elk’s Clubs, Firehouses, PBA functions, singles events, Synagogues, corporate, etc...I’ve performed at all the major clubs in New York City including, Carolines, Stand Up NY, Gotham Comedy Club, Laugh Factory, Broadway Comedy Club, New York Comedy Club, etc... I’m currently producing and co-hosting a sketch comedy television show with legendary former Saturday Night Live writer Ferris Butler, on "The Ferris Butler Program" which is televised on TimeWarner cable in Manhattan on Sunday Nights .
Myka Fox
At her best she is an intellectual investigator and provocateur, at her worst she will take a dump in your trash can. When she manages to overcome her severe social anxiety you can see Myka Fox performing for i-banker douche bags who will re-tell her jokes to drunk chicks before slipping them drugs.
Tiny Glover
1963 - 2008
Born and raised in Rochester, New York, Kenneth “Tiny” Glover got his professional comedic calling thirteen years ago and the world hasn’t been the same since. Glover believes in doing “clean comedy” - and he practices what he preaches. His mentors include George Carlin, Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, Bob Newhart, Richard Pryor and the late Flip Wilson.
Always a crowd-pleaser, Tiny’s show is not about tired routines or rehearsed spontaneity, it’s about audience driven, interactive, high-energy entertainment...
Matty Goldberg
One would find that I'm a simple man closely knit to my family. I was born in Woodstock, New York to hippies who provided me a loving warm home, Bob Dylan records, and the words of Lenny Bruce. They became powerful role models for me. In fact, if I hadn't written a thesis on the anti-authority views of Lenny Bruce, I would have failed high school English.
But, my life took a sudden turn after High School. My hand would go numb, and I discovered that I had a brain tumor. The process of recovery was painful and difficult, but I pulled through, resolving to be a strong human being and later a hard-working comedian..
Dave Goldstein
You may recognize comedian and actor Dave Goldstein from one of his 12 appearances on NBC..s Late Night with Conan O'Brien, including a particularly memorable role as a naked cop directing traffic in front of the Metropolitan Museum of Art on 5th Avenue in New York City. His stage act, which has been praised by The New York Post, is a blend of original, intelligent writing and inspired, live riffs. He has performed stand up comedy on The Comedy Network, XM Satellite Radio, The National Lampoon Radio Network, and Comedy.net.
Joey Grant
Joey Grant hits the stage with pure energy that commands the audience's attention immediately. His quick and up beat humor, and sometimes just plain goofiness makes audiences of all types crack up with laughter. His material covers a wide variety of subjects filled with characters, dialects and impressions
Deric Harrington
"Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Deric
Harrington... now he
performs stand-up comedy.
In his words: "Now I perform stand up comedy"And the crowds
are laughing. In 2003, Deric became the 2003 Funniest Person in Glens
Falls, NY. In 2005 and 2006, he was published in five
joke books, including The Comedy Thesaurus. He continues to entertain
audiences wherever he goes with his unique stage persona and point-of-view.
When forced at knife point to describe himself, he said, "Please
take that knife out of my spleen." Later he said, "I'd say
I'm influenced by the great character comics-- Mitch Hedberg, Emo Phillips,
Steven Wright, and the Amazing Johnathan."
Jon Hausman
Jon Hausman is not only a stand-up comic, he is a practicing Nuclear
Engineer. He received a B.S. in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering
from Penn State, and has spent the last 20 years in the totally hilarious
field of Nuclear Power. Keeping in mind that the best defense is a good
offense, Jon wants to state up front that if Syracuse NY blows up, it's "probably
totally not my fault, perhaps".
He has been doing clean stand-up material for the last 3 years, and often
emcees at The Funny Farm. If "blue" comedy is defined as being
that which is profusely laced with four-letter words, Jon's clean comedy
is some other color; possibly orange. .....
Marcy Hausman
Marcy is usually characterized as a "nice" lady, keeping in mind that "nice" is a four-letter word. Years of work experience with child daycares and social service organizations, as well as 25 years of marriage to member of a previously-unknown evolutionary branch, have left her with a gritty view of the world which shocks most audience members and even many incarcerated homicide practitioners.
Calise Hawkins
Calise has been featured on comedycentral.com's "The Root of All Evil" and BETJ "My Two Cents." She was a finalist in NBC's Stand Up For Diversity Competition, a semi-finalist in the NY Comedy Festival's "Funniest Comedian in New York", and was a finalist on NY Showcase of "Last Comic Standing." She was also featured "My Brother," and playing the part of an aspiring comic comes natural to this up-and-comer.
Phil Hogan
Originally from North Carolina, now living in Virginia, Phil has been in the entertainment business for over twenty years. He started out playing bass and singing in bands locally and then throughout the eastern United States during the late 70's and 80's.
In 1990, after a couple of years of open mics, Phil took to the stage
as a professional comedian, drawing on his years of experience in front
of an audience. His show is a Southern flavored blend of original comedy
songs, straight stand-up, and a few impressions and parodies. Whether
you look for a clean show or something with a little more edge, Phil
always makes you laugh.
Chris Iacono
Chris is a greasy, balding Italian from Bensonhurst who looks like
a Jew. When he's not getting high in his grandmother's basement or
making
fun of underprivileged children, you can see him performing in comedy
clubs all over New York City.
Christina Irene
For your night out, when you leave the kids at home and come out to relax, suddenly Christina Irene shows up, and there’s a kid onstage! Don’t let her looks fool you. Christina is a grown-up woman who’s had some grown-up experiences, from coming to terms with her fear of Santa Claus to getting a divorce before she could legally drink (not that she didn’t deserve a drink). She comes to have some fun, and with her wordplay, wit, and originality, you’re guaranteed to have lots of fun as well!
Mike Irwin
1961-2008
Mike Irwin has a disturbing mind trapped in the body of a Chamber of Commerce representative from Ohio. Unafraid to look through a warped magnifying glass at his own life, Mike also offers hilariously unsettling opinions on lawyers, gay marriage, phony Christians, and the evil Atkins Diet.
A comedy veteran (circa 1980), Mike has made dozens of television appearances including stints on FOX, CBS, Comedy Central, A&E, Showtime, and even ESPN. He has headlined at clubs, colleges and private events in 46 states, and has appeared as a regular at the top Los Angeles and New York clubs including The Improvisation (NY & LA), Catch A Rising Star, Laff Factory, Comedy Cellar, Carolines, Igby’s, and many more.
Also known in “The Biz” as a top flight writer, Mike has
penned jokes for Jay Leno’s Tonight Show, Bill Maher’s Politically
Incorrect, The Chevy Chase Show, and top comics such as George Wallace
Erick James
Innocent yet devilish, naive yet ironic, shy yet forthright - Erick
James is a study in contrasts.? Funny contrasts. And that's what makes
him engaging, entertaining, and hilarious. A comedian, actor, magician,
and improv artist, this former college hockey player and engineer approaches?
comedy from both an analytical and childlike point of view.? Erick?s
amusement over life, people, and himself makes others happy when he takes
the stage.? He sees the human condition for what it is ? ironic juxtaposition
? and delivers jokes that are simultaneously innocent and mischievous.
Erick features at clubs across the East coast as well as working colleges
and corporate functions.? He?s opened for nationally touring comedians
like Dave Attell (Insomniac Tour) and Colin Quinn and has worked several
times ...
Graham Kay
"I hung out with Chris Rock at Eddie Murphy’s house and it takes me a lot to laugh that hard" (Dave Chappelle speaking on stage about Graham Kay’s set) True story! Graham Kay has worked in comedy clubs all over Canada and in New York City, recently appearing onstage alongside Dave Chappelle. He began his comedic odyssey back when he was growing up in Ottawa Canada at Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Cabaret. Since then he has appeared in many venues in New York, including, The New York Comedy Club, Comedy Cellar, and the Comedy Village. You can currently see him every weekend at the Comedy Corner in Greenwich Village NYC. Graham has also appeared in various small films as well as television appearances for VBS.TV. And when he is not busy proving his elementary teachers wrong, that you can in fact work as a class clown, you can find him at the local bar practicing how to drink a beer. -Tennessee Williams
Dave Kanyan
Dave Kanyan is a funny guy originally from Brooklyn NY. He has spent the last 30 years living life and working at his craft of stand-up comedy. He always hoped that one day he would be famous enough to have his picture posted on a website for a comedy club with a small bit of information next to it, describing a bit about him. This information would appear witty, make people laugh or at least smile. It would be intriguing enough for people to say "Hey maybe we should go see this guy". At the very least he does not want to waste the space or anyone's time with info that was not relevant to him or his soon to be fans. As soon as he figures out what that info will be, he will have it posted right next to that pic of him. Stay tuned!
Pete Kuempel
Recognized for his cool, dry delivery, Pete enjoys engaging audiences with his sarcastic personal observations and his sometimes brutally honest outlook on life. He captivates crowds with his sardonic voice and uniquely laid back, deliberate style. Brought up within an ethnically mixed family (his mother is Mexican and his father is Irish) on Chicago's South side, much of Pete's comedy is drawn from life and he attributes a great deal of his wry, street smart disposition to his experiences growing up in the city.
Pete has always had a knack for finding the absurdity in life’s
frustrations and giving them an amusing twist. In doing so, he has developed
a sense of ironic detachment that people find genuinely appealing. Plus,
he’s pretty damn funny, and people usually seem to appreciate that.
His peculiar perspective and leisurely, yet sharp delivery style have
entertained audiences throughout Chicago as well as the Midwest, and
now Pete can be found on a regular basis working comedy clubs all over
the east coast
Donna Laforest
I grew up in Jersey City NJ where I was the 10th 0f 14 children. T’ was a tough experience that filled me with piss, vinegar , wit and a tremendous imagination. The imagination and wit I use in my shows. The piss & vinegar I use in salads for people I don’t like …..just kidding. I attended Jersey City State College aka Vaseline U. (because you slide right through.) The doodling I perfected there allowed me to attend The school of Visual Arts in NYC where I trained as a Cartoonist /Illustrator.
When I started comedy I set out to do something different . I hit the open mic circuits and other performance spaces that allowed me to experiment - and to take beatings . The result is a show that has been described as GOUNDBREAKING, and WILDLY ENTERTAINING. LETTERMAN booker Eddie Brill has called it BRILLIANT.
I incorporate storytelling ,standup, performance
art ,even poetry ! It’s a celebration of wit that has the audience laughing like a
series of controlled explosions. ( You never thought I’d compare
my show to the internal combustion engine, apologies to Henry Ford.)
In fact, one day soon I’m going to replace my car engine with an
audience , hopefully I’ll get better mileage.
Jim Lauletta
Not only is Boston-born comedian/actor Jim Lauletta one of the most popular headlining college and club in acts in New England, he's a regular performer in Las Vegas and Atlantic City! Jim's national television credits include: HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival's Best of the Fest, NBC, Comedy Central and Comcast's Comedy Spotlight. After being featured on Comedy Central's "Shorties Watchin' Shorties", Jim was invited to Denis Leary's Comics Come Home XI in 2005 and wowed a crowd 6,000 and his demand has soared ever since. With a role ( I'll be the "blur" in the end zone holding a camera in a pivotal scene..
Jason Laurans
Ottawa’s Jason Laurans fires out material at a machine gun pace leaving audiences happily riddled with laughter. Using razor-sharp wit, bang-on sound effects and audience participation, Jason’s energy is impossible to resist. Not only a top headliner on the Canadian comedy club circuit, Jason is also a successful club owner having opened Ottawa’s “Absolut Comedy Club” in 2004 which has since become one of the capital city’s hottest night spots thanks in large part to Jason’s regular standout performances there. Don’t miss Canada’s capital city comic who is funny with a capital “F”, without having to resort to other words that begin with that letter
Gregg Lausch
At the tender age of 21, disillusioned with college, 'regular life,'
and doing things the way he always thought they were 'supposed' to
be done,
Greg decided to follow a long-held dream and hop on a comedy stage
to see what would happen. What happened changed his life forever.
That was the beginning. Greg never looked back after that first night.
Working two lousy jobs to keep afloat, he got on any comedy stage he
could find for three years, working to build an act that would take
him on the
road...
Anthony Liberati
Tony Liberati is a comic who audiences enjoy getting to know He’s the gut you grew up with who had the same toys as you, watched the same shows, and thought the same thoughts. He can make anything funny without trying, just by reminding you what it was like to be there. He’s funny, quick as hell, and a treat to watch.
Originally from upstate New York, now based out of Connecticut, Tony’s become a favorite by honing his act in front of the likes of Jim Norton, Lisa Lampanelli, Bob Nelson and Rich Vos. He has also appeared nationally on ABC’s America’s Funniest People and his writing has been published in the Complete Idiot’s Guide to Jokes.
Dan Liberto
Dan Liberto is a fast paced, high energy performer with an outstanding ability to work with an audience. He enjoyed tremendous popularity on the college circuit and has performed and toured for corporations and renowned comedy clubs across the United States and Canada. Danny has appeared alongside Tommy Chong, Gilbert Gottfried, Denis Leary, Kevin Meaney, Larry Miller, Chris Rock, and Adam Sandler.
Danny Lobell
Danny Lobell, a native New Yorker has been reforming Stand-Up Comedy since the age of 16. He has been featured in many Comedy Festivals including the Boston and Edinburgh Comedy Festivals. Danny recently made his TV debut taping a special this June for Comedy Net (a new Comedy channel which Launches this Summer). Danny can also be heard every Monday and Friday on 87.9FM in New York City also available on ComicalRadio.com
Nick Marra
Mark Matusof
Ma-tu-sof (ma-tu-sof) n. 1. A comedian based in Washington D.C. who has been described in the press as: "funny without being vulgar or nasty" and "going the smarter, hipper direction to the joke".
2. Natural habitat: Clubs, colleges, corporate events, country clubs, and cruise ships. Sightings include: "Night Shift", CNBC's America's Talking Network, XM Satellite Radio and ...
Brian McGuiness
Born and raised in Massapequa, New York, ChuckleDumper Co-Founder and stand-up comic Brian McGuinness has had comedy in his blood since birth. While most ordinary fathers were playing catch or building tree forts with their sons, Brian's dad would prop him in front of a television and make him watch old episodes of The Little Rascals and The Three Stooges. Marx Brothers movies were a weekly ritual.
In November of 2004, Brian burst onto the stand-up comedy scene with a spellbinding performance at Rascals Comedy Club in Montclair, New Jersey. After honing his trade for just a year, Brian was named Long Island's Funniest Person by the official comedy ranking board at McGuire's Comedy Club in Bohemia. Along with fellow comedian Dewey Banks, Brian co-produces and performs at La Boca (held monthly at Gotham Comedy Club). La Boca has some of NY's and the nations's best comics every show. Most recently, Brian was a co-founder of the comedy website, ChuckleDumper.com and ChuckleDumper Radio.
Paul Murphy
Paul Murphy approaches comedy in simple terms: Make people laugh. With an array of stories and a slew of take home “classic” jokes, you won’t be disappointed. When you watch Paul perform, you’ll either think he’s the voice of reason for the over-40 generation or a mad man looking at life through the reflection in his cereal spoon. Paul is a 20-year veteran of the national comedy scene. Over the years, he has performed at some of America’s best clubs. He’s also opened for The Oak Ridge Boys and Tim Allen.
Clay Miles
Allot of energy with a down home feel, Clay has a way of making the whole audience feel like he's talking to you.
The kind of guy your mother told you to stay away from in high school.
Steve Natarelli
A Navy Submarine veteran, volunteer fireman, writer and former member of Toastmasters International, Steve is a storyteller as well as a stand up comedian.
A comedy veteran since 2002, Steve is now causing nuclear holocausts of laughter as Steve The Nuclear Guy.
His trademark wit and sardonic take on romance, dating and relationships is joined with a humorous look back at his Italian heritage, Catholic school education, military and volunteer fire service, pets and of course, pointed references to his career in Nuclear Energy.
Steve's also appeared on stage as a member of the
comedy duo Take Two, with Eileen Loveman. Partners in life as well as
on stage, Steve
and Eileen present a humorous give-and-take look at modern relationships.
Tom Nemic
Comedy Central, National Radio and television, Film: Green Point Tavern)
Tom Nemic is a comic ringmaster who takes his audience through a hilarious
dysfunctional family circus. His mother is a contortionist twisting
all Tom’s hopes into brief cynical statements, treating everything
in life as cautiously as a tightrope walker and decrying others faults
with the zeal of a sideshow barker. His father juggles heavy drinking,
family and daytime job with the finesse of a seasoned performer.
Tom, their product, strips himself bare before his audience to reveal
the
truth in all of us about love laughter, life and families that remind
us that we are no better than the next guy. Who knew dysfunction
could be so much fun!
Jay Nog
After the devastation of 9/11, Jay Nog chose to save the
world through comedy. The healing powers of animal voiced ejaculates,
awkward bedtime
explorations, and unearthing moments from his time as an elementary science
teacher in Brooklyn are some medicinal cures Nog explores. Still, you
can’t knock Jay Nog for trying. In all seriousness, Jay Nog is
like sketchy General Tso Chicken, sweet and nasty. His mother has been
known to pop up in club audiences, but that does little than to expose
another target for Nog’s witty analysis with a twist of raunch. .....
Pat Oats
Comedians will go on and on with what they do, where they're from, etc. Pat Oates is funny. Nuff said. His high energy and lightening quick observations make him a crowd favorite wherever he goes. And no 2 of his shows are alike, cause no 2 audiences are alike. Pat talks about the only thing he knows..himself. Pat's an Irish guy by look and name ( look at his name closely, its potatoes..) Pats goal at every show is the same..have the audience leaving laughing and saying, "That potatoes guy is alright!"
Scott Paparcuri
Scott Paparcuri is funny! It's what he does. Scott Paparcuri has been performing stand-up comedy for over 20 years. He hasn't had a day job in 16 years. Scott's act revolves around his favorite subject: Himself. "The only regret I have about doing stand-up comedy is that I am not able to watch me" Scott says. You may have seen Scott on HBO, MTV or heard him on "The Howard Stern Show." What makes scott so funny is his life. Scott is 40 years old and has never been married. He has no children. "Kids would take the focus off of me." Scott reasons. Scott looks at life this way: "How does this affect me?" Scott on recent events: The Stock market crash: 'I don't have a penny invested in the market. It has no effect on me. My weekly stock is the New York Giants" The Presidential Election" I am voting for which party will give me the most comedy material." The Economy: "It's about my economy. If I have money then the economy is strong." What makes Scott so funny and compelling is how many topics he can joke about. Scott is an entertaining and exciting performer who bonds with his audience. Scott is the common man off stage and the "Daddy" on stage. Don't miss a chance to see this incredible performer.
Carol Pennington
From the icy cold glaciers of Alaska - to the steamy hot beaches of
Florida, Carol Pennington is a hilarious lesson in contrast. Carol
has an untamed
and outspoken nature with a soft and elegant appearance. She can
tell you to "go to hell" in such a way that you are looking forward
to the trip! The Cleveland Plain Dealer says Carol is "Slim, blonde,
and brash...she is clever, unpredictable, and outrageously funny." Carol's
biting viewpoint of men, women, relationships, sports, and politics
are scandalously funny and wonderfully entertaining.
Ray Pennetti has worked at colleges, comedy clubs and corporate functions all over the US. He has opened for Richard Lewis, Pat Cooper, The Temptations, Tim Allen, Chris Rock, Steven Wright and many others!
Joe Pontillo
Born in Rockville Centre, New York and raised since the tender age of nothing on the mean streets of Valley Stream, New York.
Joe Pontillo has had aspirations of greatness in the field of entertainment since he was a young child. As he grew up Joe followed the careers of Jim Carrey, Howard Stern, and Jerry Seinfeld closely as he attempted to begin his quest. When he was 19 and attending Hofstra University Joe took his first stab at stand up comedy. It went horribly and is not even acknowledged except at family parties.
On February 25, 2004, Joe took the stage at Governor's
in Levittown and that would be the start of his career. Of
course that show was dreadful as well. But the next show went well and
despite a lack of health insurance and several restraining orders Joe
has continued doing comedy and has begun to make a name for himself on
the scene in New York City as well as various parts of the east coast.
Today you can see Joe performing his craft almost every night of the
week in front drunks, haters, fans, and people who genuinely like him.
Ed Pudup
Ed Pudup is a young, energetic comedian that uses observations mixed
with his own off-beat imagination to create a blend of comedy that has
been entertaining audiences in the clubs of New York City and on the
road in the Tri-State area.
The road is a comfortable place for him as he drove cross country from San Francisco
to pursue his dream of stand-up comedy in the Mecca that is NYC. It wasn't much
of an adjustment moving back to the east coast as this is where he was born and
raised. Within his first two years he was already a stand-out in New York as
the Winner of the 2005 Sierra Mist Search for the Next Great Comedian. He voiced
some of his material for the legendary morning show on Z100. Ed was also the
winner of the New Jersey Comedy Crisis Competition V5.0 in 2007, proving that
whether in the city or out he is a force to be reckoned with.
Mike Raive
Michael Raive, is a hot new comic from Albany, NY that is starting to break into the NYC comedy scene. He's also currently working on a pilot to pitch to Spike TV that will change the entertainment industry forever.(at least he thinks so) Michael Raive, provides raw & unfiltered side splitting views and opinions on topics like women, single life, relationships, kids, music, pop culture, and minor details on everyday life, like only a person as twisted as he can. He can be seen most frequently at the place where he got his start, Gotham Comedy Club NYC. Keep checking in for updated shows and tour dates, and to keep track as Michael pursues his dream of becoming the best stand up act in the country, as well as, to have an HBO special like no one has ever seen before. And, Maybe just maybe, one day buy a used car from 50 Cent!
Ryan Reiss
Ryan Reiss is a stand up comedian, writer and actor based in New York
City. Ryan began his career as a
comedian while attending college at NYU, and quickly became a favorite
act on the scene.
Ryan's quick wit, instant like ability and unique way of engaging any
audience have made him one of the
most sought after M.C.'s at the New York Clubs, and a favorite Audience
Warm up performer for the
Mike & Juliet show on FOX television. Ryan can be seen daily entertaining
Fox studio audiences.
Rob Riebhold
20 years and counting
For over twenty years, Rob Reibold has been bringing his brand of high
energy comedy to the masses. Part rock star, part evangelist, and part
time bomb, Rob explodes on stage from the moment he steps on it. His
philosophy is simple. “If you’re the loudest, most animated
person in the room, you’ll get the most attention. Some people
try to ignite a spark with their audience. I use a flamethrower.
His act is relatively clean and clever, So if you are interested
in clean, original, high-energy entertainment, Rob's Your man.
Chris Rich
"Chris' shows on the MSC Italian Cruise line went
so well, they have invited her back for their New Years' Cruise December
28-January
8th! Chris (and her happy husband!) will be sailing for the Caribbean
thanks to the lovely audiences that attended the shows on her first cruise,
Dec. 4th-11th this year, on the beautiful ship, the MV "Opera".
A gorgeous place to work, and, so far, no Phantom! Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to All!"
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Matt Rohr
Matt Rohr earned a degree in mechanical engineering but felt there was more job security telling jokes to drunk people. After being named the funniest person in Buffalo in 2005 & 2007 he's earned the chance to perform for some of the finest Bowling Alleys & Fire Halls in Western New York. Matt is currently touring the Northeast and opening for a guy who opened for a guy who opened for Jerry Seinfeld.
He is the producer of downtown Rochester's stand-up comedy showcase the Comedy Block Party and the emcee for Nuts & Bolts Comedy Improv. ..
Davin Rosenblatt
New York based comedian Davin has been entertaining audiences throughout the country for several years. His likeable, yet confident, style leaves audiences wanting more of his unique perspective of being Jewish in our society. “He is not your stereotypical mild-mannered Jewish comic. He is bold, full of confidence, and in complete control of the audience and the stage,” raved one prominent New York comedy club manager. Being Jewish is just a part of this comic’s routine as he has experienced many things that his audiences have and a few that nobody should ever experience. ...
Andrew Schultz
You know what, I wrote a really cool bio and someone who has way too much time on their hands hacked into (i forgot to log out) my myspace account and deleted it. I’m not going to go through that effort again so now anyone who wants to know anything about me will either have to ask me questions or come watch my stand up. I usually don’t get annoyed at pranks like this, but The bio I had before was quite long, and witty I might add. The person that deleted it is now featured in my bio. I’m sure it was some obsessed fan who wants a part of my life. Well little buddy, you did it you are now featured in my myspace blog for all the world to see. Big Kiss.
Ken Schultz
Several years ago, Ken Schultz was born. He now gets paid to say weird things into a microphone. People seem to be OK with this.
Phil Sherman
Phil Sherman is a bright young comedy talent who in the last four years has burst onto the standup scene. Phil can be heard from time to time on Rochester, NY's number-one-rated morning radio talk show, RADIO FREE WEASE and is now ready to take his stand-up act on the road. Phil uses hilarious facial expressions, goofy body language and DEAD-ON celebrity impressions to tell tales of his struggles with dating, lousy after school jobs, difficulties playing sports, and his dislike for current pop music. Phil Sherman presents a highly versatile, energetic, musical performance that is sure to leave audiences wanting more.
Phil Selman
Phil Selman is the comedian that comedians come to see on their night off! Phil has played the national and international comedy club circuit. He's been seen in four major motion pictures, including the soon-to-be released horror-comedy film Blood Night and appeared on over twenty television shows, including the Showtime original series Californication. Phil has also made guest appearances on Comedy Central and MTV and been heard on over one-hundred radio shows across the country.
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Farm's Favorite Teacher
Mike Spears
Mike Speirs is a tremendously funny comedian whose likeability and quick wit always keeps the crowd engaged and highly entertained. At 29, Mike's life is in a transition phase. This former party boy now finds his hell raising days to be more and more of a distant memory while he deals with the increasing realities and demands of being a full fledged grown up. Mike's act takes a fresh and honest look at who he is, what he was and what he hopes to become. Whether he is talking about the joy and pain of being a public school teacher, surviving open heart surgery, or just reminiscing about striking out with women while bar-hopping in his former life, one thing is certain...every time Mike takes the stage audiences are sure to be alive, energized and clamoring for more
Mike Speenberg
Conceived in the back of a ’69 Firebird and raised on hush puppies and fried bologna, comic Mike Speenberg has taken his own unique brand of “Generational Comedy” all over the country, sharing the stage with other comedic greats like Mitch Hedberg, Lewis Black, Dave Attell, and Bob Saget. Fueled by stories of home and family, love of country, and being drunk in public, Mike Speenberg is the new American comic.
A regular at comedy clubs like The Punch line, The Comedy Zone...
The Master of the Boston Props
Comedian/Actor/Songwriter
Comedy's Total Package ...Freddie Stone has successfully combined stand up,musical and prop comedy, to form one of the most funny and entertaining acts in the country. He's politically incorrect and proud of it! There's high energy, sound effects,and physical comedy at it's best. With Freddie Stone you get political commentary, as well as twisted social observations.
Jeff Sussman
A Philly-born, Long Island-educated, Queens-inhabiting, hairy NYC stand-up comic with a heart of gold.
Ralph Tetta
got started in stand-up comedy in the Spring of 1988, conveniently beginning just after the comedy boom had passed and any chance of earning any real money or recognition in the industry had safely passed. After dabbling in radio comedy, writing bits for a morning and afternoon drive program on WCMF 96.5 FM in Rochester, and improvisational comedy, hosting a night of improv at the now defunct Rochester Yuk Yuk's, and writing comedy ...
Brad Todd
A top-flight writer with a knack to think on his feet, Brad Todd has been making people smile, laugh, snort and applaud for years. His ability to take the many things that happen in everyday life, and see the funny in them leaves audiences saying things like Its funny because its true. He's really not all there, but its true.
His skills were first honed while performing in the trenches as the teacher in a second grade classroom. After years of teaching in the beautiful Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, and with no money for therapy, his next profession was obvious, standup comedy.
Always unconventional, while many of America's comics started out performing in comedy clubs, Brad would go to Karaoke nights, poetry slams, music open mics and crash the party. After the initial brief surprise, audiences came to know Brad and look forward to his comedy as a welcome break.
Artie Treffiletti
I was a regular performer at The Improv and appeared on Evening at
The Improv. both in New York City and Los Angeles. I am a regular performer
at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles.
I have been opening act for Diana Ross, Chicago, The Temptations and Four Tops
along with various other National Acts. Appeared with Jack Nicholson and Myrle
Streep in The Movie Ironweed!
Cal Verduchi
Armed with impressions and caffeine, Cal Verduchi has been taking his high energy act to comedy clubs all over the country. Every since he was a small child he was making people laugh by doing impressions. Now Cal combines hilarious dead-on impressions with edgy high energy antics to make audiences everywhere cry laughing. From Ozzy Ozbourne to Chris Farley-- he does it all, not to mention making people laugh the moment he sets foot on stage. Frenetic? You bet. Cal's the reason Valium was invented! Cal has just released a comedy CD entitled, "What's Wrong With Me???" He's been seen on Comedy Central's "The Graham Norton Effect."
Paul Virzi
Paul was first attracted to stand-up comedy at a very young age. He was only nine years old when he witnessed Eddie Murphy’s RAW in 1987. Although he couldn’t understand all the jokes, and probably should not have been listening to explicit language, he became instantly intrigued by the idea of speaking into a microphone and making a crowd of people happy. Also, in the mid-eighties, his father took him to see Rodney Dangerfield live at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. By the end of the show, he was sleeping on his father’s lap but the seed was planted. Growing up, Paul was always making people laugh, something that he continues to do today. Paul makes waves and raises eyebrows every time he touches a microphone...
Will Vought
Aaron Ward
Comedian Aaron David Ward who's "Odd and Funny" takes audiences for a trip deep inside his mind with a funny, honest and twisted look at his concerns, disappointments, doubts, fears, and worries. Look closely and you'll see the tug of war between the emotional and intellectual brains!
After getting the boot from a job on May 31, 2002, he began his comedy career as the house emcee in a comedy club and restaurant housed inside a barn called "The Funny Farm" in upstate New York.
Mike Wormack
Coined as one of the funniest comedians to come out of
Pittsburgh in years, Mike Wormack a Gulf War veteran uses his unique
take on life
to make people
laugh. He has performed at the Funny Bone, Improv and has generated a large
fan base doing private parties and events. Mike is now poised to perform
on a national level.
Mike brings a lot of energy with his performance, his
topics are broad and diverse, he brings laughter with his take on Relationships
or when
he explains how life would be different if women were bigger than men.
Mike began comedy two years ago and quickly won favor when competing
in a national online standup competition. Mike also is a writer ...
Ronnie Wilkerson
Ronnie Wilkerson got his start in Comedy as a teenager and has been
a regular of the New York club scene ever since. He's experienced a variety
of life's up and downs that have formed his poignant and thought provoking
comments on society, politics, and what ever else he feels like saying.
Ronnie Wilkerson has worked with Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, been seen on MTV
and co-starred with Rick Shapiro in The Ghosts of Times Square. Yet, Ronnie has
remained what many refer to as New York City's best kept secret. But, with Ronnie's
astute perspectives on life, and no regard for calling it like it is, this secret
won't keep for long.
Dee Watson
A comedienne you could take your family to see.
Comedy is the last thing she ever thought she would be doing, but Dee went out on a limb and gave comedy a try in 2001 and she's been doing it ever since, between raising kids and abusing her husband. Dee has an interesting look at the most mundane things, you'll never see thong underwear the same again.
Class & Comedy
If you didn't think those two words could go together, then get to know
Johnny Watson. Very few times do the terms professional, funny, and comedian
all go together. And Johnny Watson is all of things things and more!
You'll see that he is a refreshing comedian you won't want to miss!
The Bergenite says:
" It was a pleasure to see such a funny person with a clean act! Very, funny!"
This young, good-looking comedian with his natural energy and charming innocence. Is refreshing in this day of "in your face" manifested edginess. With boyish vulnerability you can't help but love him.
You may have also seen Johnny Watson on SATURDAY NIGHT
LIVE
and GOOD MORNING AMERICA!!!
Dave Yubruh
Dave Yubruh's comedy slogan is"Funny Words, Funny
Music" because he can talk funny jokes and stories or sing them
while playing an ultramodern ukulele.
Dave Yubruh (his last name rhymes with "rub ya") has made people
from the Northeast to Florida laugh about love and sex, schools and jobs,
kids and parents, religion and sports, youth and age, and other apparent
necessities.
After one of his shows a new fan said, When I first saw you,I didn't
think you were going to be funny. But then you were!?
Thanks,he said, but that's a little long for a comedy slogan.And that's why he settled on Dave Yubruh Funny Words, Funny Music.
Some Comedy MAY be offensive to Some People, 17 years orolder for comedy please
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