Brendan Kennedy, Sean Quinn, Alex Pearlman, and Neill Carroll.
Just thought you’d like to know. Continues tomorrow night at Raven Lounge.
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From Paul Goodman:
Well. There it is.
The premiere of Face Time with Chip Chantry is tomorrow night at Helium Comedy Club. A spin on the traditional late night talk show format, it’ll feature performances by Aaron Hertzog, headliner and Philly native Mike Vecchione, and possibly the final performance of Meg & Rob. [Facebook Event] Comedian Jason Hazelwood has recently completed his mission of writing a short poem a day for a year and posting them all on YouTube. Including , “I Like Pigtails”, and “I Like the Bengals.” [YouTube Channel] Speaking of Meg & Rob, Ryan Carey just featured them in an interview for his City Paper column “LOL With It.” [LOL With It] Luke Giordano updated Everything You Like Is Stupid this morning with a timely humor piece making fun of Jersey Shore‘s The Situation. [EYLIS] Audition slots for Philly Improv Theater‘s new house improv teams are filling up. The new teams are set to be directed by Kristen Schier and Matt Holmes. Auditions will take place on Sunday, March 27th. [Facebook Event] The comedians moving on to the next round from last night at the Raven Lounge: Steve Miller-Miller The second round begins Sunday night at the Famous International Variety Show at Connie’s Ric Rac, with four comedians advancing from each night. Here’s an update from contest organizer Paul Goodman:
The competition’s first round continues Thursday night at 9 at the Raven Lounge. The organizers of several of the city’s stand-up open mics (The Famous International Variety Show, Comedy X-Change, Rittenhouse Comedy, and Center City Comedy) have put together a seventy comedian tournament-style stand-up comedy competition to coincide with college basketball’s March Madness this month. Across four nights each week, the first seventy will be narrowed down to 40 the first week, to 16 the second, then to eventually to the Elite 8 on the third week, who will compete in the finals — taking place at the end of the month at Mad River in Manayunk. The first round began this week, with eighteen competitors being narrowed down to ten on each night at The Famous International Variety Show Sunday and Comedy X-Change on Monday. Here are the results from Sunday night: Ian Fidance And from Monday night: Jon Delcollo |
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The March Madness Comedy Competition is heating up. The first night of round two took place at Connie’s Ric Rac Last Night and the comedians who advanced to round three were Ian Fidance, Jamil B, Tommy Pancrazio, and Dan Knabb. Tonight, the Madness continues at Comedy X-Change. [