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APRIL MACIE - MAY 1 - 3
With her irreverent brand of overtly sexual humor, April attempts to break down
double-standards and lend her voice to sexually dissatisfied women everywhere.
April would like to add that she doesn't really know what irreverent means, but she's
heard a lot of other comics use it and thought it sounded kinda' cool. "Her comedy is searingly honest," said this guy she knows from working at Hooter's who came to see
her show one time.
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JOHN DiCROSTA - MAY 8 - 10
In his stage appearances DiCrosta is anything but boring. Dozens of voices,
off beat impressions, topical humor, sight gags, a few props, and sometimes
even ventriloquism are among the tricks this comedian has up his sleeve. His
sharp wit and knack for playfully causing trouble with practical jokes, has
helped to spread his name across the United States and Canada. |
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GREG VACCARELLO - MAY 15 - 17
Years of observing other people, combined with his acting ability, have helped Greg
craft a unique show. During his performance, you are introduced to a variety of characters.
You’ll encounter Uncle Jack Mahoney, the obnoxious cop, and his drunk, kilt wearing cousin. You’ll laugh hysterically as you watch Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci audition for the Flintstones. The chuckles continue as Greg gets held up by a lisping gunman, and he shows us how his friends try to “dance.” |
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TOMMY BLAZE - MAY 22 - 24
A veteran of the comedy stage, Blaze has appeared around the country. In addition,
Tommy was a series regular on the nightly comedy series “The Newz,” appeared in
the hit show “Friends” and has starred in the movies “Rumpelstiltskin” and “Viewer
Discretion Advised.” His comedy is opinionated, thoughtful, controversial and admittedly
one sided. If you are married, single, divorced, parents, confused, young, desperate,
misguided, lost or easily offended then you need Tommy to straighten you out.
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DALE JONES - MAY 29 - 31
For almost 15 years Dale has been perfecting his craft and is becoming one of
the wildest, energetic comics in the country. His zany on-stage character sends
club patrons to the exits with no disappointments. His machine gun style of delivery
and animated facial contortions combined with quick improvisations and non-stop
physical comedy leaves the audience wishing they had his energy and wanting
to give him a dose of Ritalin. Forget 'high energy'-- this is frantic! |
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Acts at Dr.Grins may feature adult or "blue" oriented material and language.
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