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Cl-Thomas Dale from Adam Devines House Party
Starring: Thomas Dale
CHELSEA LATELY, CRAIG FERGUSON SHOW, ADAM DEVINE HOUSE PARTY
January 31st, 2016 at 7:00PM
Additional Show Dates :
Flappers Comedy Club Claremont
532 W First Street , Claremont, CA 91711
TICKETS: $15.00
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Born to Brooklyn parents, Thomas Dale was raised on the south shore of Long Island. From a young age Thomas knew he’d make an impact on society with his ability to bring people together. Thomas realized that his talents on stage as a comedian would be the best way to do it. Thomas has been known to tackle the most complicated social issues while using his own experiences and upbringing on stage. Edgy, direct, and most of all Truthful. Speaking from his heart and without filter has never been a problem for Thomas. Bridging the gap in mainstream society is his main goal in comedy. You must see him live to see what that means.
National Touring Comedians and LA's best talent come together to present a funny, engaging, and dynamic comedy showcase!
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Also Starring:
Host/MC Reggie Jr
ON STAGE W/DAVE CHAPPELLE, NACA SOUTH 09, NACA MID ATLANTIC 09, PARTNERS IN CRIME 2006, HOLLYWOOD IMPROV
At a young age Reggie realized his gift as an entertainer and started pursuing his dream as a stand up comedian. Pound for pound, there are not too many other comedians that come with the energy passion and intensity he possesses. In 2001, he developed his act through the open mic circuit and began hosting at The Punchline comedy club regularly. In 2004, Reggie joined the United States Army; in the Spring of 2005 while still serving in the Army he received his first big break in the Comedy Carnival Cruise Contest at the Punchline comedy club in which he placed 3rd. Summer of 2006, Reggie appeared in Robert Townsends Partners in Crime the Next Generation. Reggie�s latest success is being among the chosen picked to showcase in a NACA regional conference! Reggie can also be seen performing at various venues throughout Southern California and soon at a campus near you!!
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got my start out of college directing comedy shorts, my most successful film, Big Breakin’, screened at Best of Fest at Outfest 2012. I’ve written and directed shorts and web series for ABC Studios, the BBC, as well as for several independent live-action and animation production companies. I’ve been performing stand-up comedy in L.A. for the last two years and have gotten to play all over town, including The Comedy Store, Flappers, and the Super Secret Comedy Show at the Lyric Theatre. I also co-produce a monthly stand-up show called BASH alongside comedian Ellen Etten and writer/story-producer Jessica Lee Williamson.
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Feature Tommy Lefler
FLAPPERS, THE ICE HOUSE , BURBANK COMEDY FESTIVAL
As a lifelong male, Tommy has a lot of explaining to do. But I don’t see what that has to do with anything. When not doing comedy, Tommy enjoys taking people’s pulse for no apparent reason. Tommy has two great passions in his life, neither of which is any of your business. Now as we begin our descent, please return your seat to its upright position; your wife will sit down onto the cold porcelain, her scream will freak out Alexa and a good time will be had by all. Amen.
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Feature Brian Hoehn
FLAPPERS COMEDY CLUB, LAUGH LOCAL , IMPROV COMEDY CLUB
Straight from a middle school classroom to the stage, it’s Brian Hoehn. His humor is rooted in the sarcastic angst of growing up with strict Korean parents, and the ridiculousness he sees in his classroom everyday as a middle school math teacher. To the chagrin of his family he’s still not a doctor, dentist, or lawyer, but he's making his Asian mother proud. Brian looks at the world around him and to find the absurd all around us, then asks the tough questions about the stupid he sees. Ever wonder what a teacher would say if he could get behind a microphone? Come out and see.
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Originally from the small town of Tigard, OR. Ryan watched 8 comedy shows a week for 7 months from the sound booth before deciding he needed to get onstage to fully appreciate what he was watching.
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I purge my dysfunction and call it comedy.
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