www.eddieclark.com/

www.myspace.com/theeddieclark

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. Old enough to remember the sixties yet young enough to enjoy the new millennium, Eddie Clark is still one of the hardest working comics on the circuit today. Eddie was born in Jamaica… QUEENS, NY and raised in the city of Mount Vernon, NY, where he developed his ability to induce laughter from total strangers. Eddie’s humor is a blend of personal experiences and everyday life. Eddie’s stand up has made him a favorite on morning radio shows around the country and has opened opportunities for him to help raise money and awareness for the Susan G. Komen Foundation for the cure.Eddie appeared on Law & Order S.V.U. , the films "Camp" ( I.F.C.), "Salted Nuts" ( shown at the 2006 "Sundance Film Festival" ) and the Law & Order made for TV movie “Exiled” as well as several commercials & promo’s including, TV Land, The Washington Post, OPTIMUM ONLINE, Major League Baseball, New York Presbyterian Hospital, Comcast Cable, Monster.Com, Nick jr. , National Geographic Channel, care one credit, Quicken Loans, A&E "Cold Case Files," Gothic Cabinet Craft, Red Lobster, Cablevision, Fox Sports and WCBS (New York channel 2). In 2003 Eddie appeared nationally on ESPN 2’s "Cold Pizza" and hosted two online shows at the U.S. Tennis Open for the U.S.T.A. and America Online. In 2004 Eddie Appeared on C.M.T. ( Country Music Television). The show (40 Greatest Done Me Wrong Songs) was one of the Top 5 Highest Rated Specials for C.M.T. in 2004! Eddie then went on to do two more specials for the network in 2005.  Eddie has recently completed working in the feature films, "Blood Night" & " The Flying Scissors." and can also be seen on "TV Land Prime Movies" Friday Nights @ 10pm! When describing Eddie’s style of entertainment one can only come to this conclusion.... Its just Eddie being Eddie....




Dec 9, 10 & 11...Bob DiBuono /$9

www.bobdibuono.com
www.myspace.com/bobdibuono

Bob DiBuono's comedic perspective finds the fodder and silliness in ourselves and our existence through the vibrant characters and voices he illustrates for his audience. His unique ability to embody abstract personas along with his child-like playfulness provide a landscape for great comedy leaving an audience feeling connected to his world.

Bob's honesty and self awareness into his own shortcomings and life's challenges makes him accessible to all of us. Growing up in a family with anxiety disorders and addiction, bob has used the stage as a vehicle to parody these events and the world around him.

Bob was born in Cleveland, Ohio and grew up in Danbury, CT with his mom, dad and sister. Bob attributes his sense of humor to his mother, and his hard work ethic and discipline to his dad. 

Bob DiBuono has provided his voices, impressions and characters to MTV Europe, E! Entertainment, "Good Day New York", Galavicion's "Comedy Picante", Pax Television and WNEW's "Opie and Anthony" Show. Bob is currently working touring clubs across the USA.
 

Dec 16, 17 & 18...Marc Unger/$9

Marc Unger brings fresh insight and a dark edge to his work as comedian, writer, filmmaker and actor. As a standup comic, Marc has headlined at the top comedy clubs in the country and has worked all the major venues in NYC and Los Angeles including Carolines, The Comic Strip, The L.A Improv and The Comedy Store. With topics ranging from parenting to on-line porn, his strong stage presence and “healthy cynicism” have led to appearances on Comedy Central, Friday Night Videos and the hit NBC television shows “Friends” and “Dateline”. Marc’s writing credits include a stint as contributing writer for “Politically Incorrect”. He’s also written and performed two one-man shows, “Ranting and Ruminations from Room 219” and “Mindblanking” as well as a series of performance monologues “Nocturnal Emissions”.