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September 9th-11th After spending several years as a 7th grade public school teacher, Al Jackson decided he was ready to pursue his dream of performing comedy. Jackson delivers his edgy, hard-nosed comedy with a laid-back swagger and a giant smile. Jackson has appeared in numerous competitions and festivals, having won The Maxim Magazine Real Men of Comedy contest, as well as reaching the finals of the 2007 Boston Comedy Festival. He went on to receive rave reviews for his 2006 performance at the HBO Las Vegas Comedy Festival and in 2009 appeared at the prestigious Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, Canada where he was recognized as being one of the best of the festival and recognized for his performance in The Hollywood Reporter. Jackson currently headlines clubs across the country where his brand of comedy has booker’s and fans calling for his return time and time again. |
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September 16th-18th Patrick Garrity is comedic composer who has orchestrated symphonies of laughter with a versatility on stage that makes him an easy fit for any audience. Starting Comedy at an early age, Patrick has developed into a veteran of the road. His comedy has earned him a reputation as a talented comic with a bright future from club owners and audiences alike. |
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September 23rd-25th Based out of Orlando, Florida, Pedro brings you his comedic perspective in a low key, sarcastic style. Pedro takes the audience on his overwhelming journey of marriage, kids, growing up Hispanic and anything that might pop into his head at that moments notice. Whether it’s a small crowd or a crowded theater, he is sure to leave the audience laughing and remembering the 6’4” Rican Gorilla. Pedro has performed for the “National Lampoons Comedy Night School” TV Show, selected as a finalist in a nationwide search by NBC's Stand Up For Diversity and has toured internationally with “The Big Men of Comedy Tour. |
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September 30th - October 2nd Tyler Boeh began his stand-up career in Portland, Oregon shortly after graduating from the University of Oregon in 2003. In college his interest in theatre turned him into an award winning improv comedian, performing for four years in over 100 improv shows for thousands of people from Alaska to California. He proved himself as a young but formidable comedian by taking 2nd place in the Portland Comedy Competition and winning the Oregon International Comedy Competition just a few short months after stepping onto the comedy scene in 2004. In 2006 Tyler competed in the month long Seattle International Comedy Competition, where he was a finalist. Shortly following the competition, Tyler was featured in an article in Horizon Air Magazine about how comedians don’t have to move away from the NW to have a successful career in comedy. Tyler recently moved away from the NW in hopes to have a successful career in comedy. He now lives in Boston, MA, but continues to work at venues across the country. In September of 2008 Tyler participated in the prestigious San Francisco International Comedy Competition where and took 3rd place. With a background in improv and a love for writing, Tyler’s act is fast paced with a shotgun delivery. His comedy can be described as high energy, intelligent, physical, and silly. He uses his quick wit and celebrated talent at “beatboxing” to bring audiences into a hysterical frenzy. |
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