Marc is becoming a popular face on the TV. Currently Marc can be seen weekly hosting the new Outdoor Channel hit Mudslingers. New episodes air throughout fall 2011 and season one reruns through the end of 2011. The Outdoor Channel has a subscriber base of 35 million. You can also see Marc right now regularly on 24 episodes of season one of HDnet’s Drinking Made Easy.
Other credits include, CMT’s “Greatest Redneck Moments” Spike TV’s Three Sheets and Rodney Carrington’s music video “If You’re The Only One”. Marc has performed Stand Up on the comedy special for TBS entitled, “Pit Stop Comedy” and CBS’ Star Search. Comedy Central spotlighted Marc as one of the Best of the Improv on their web site. Marc appeared at the 2005 Montreal Comedy Festival. In 2001 Marc was on the hit CW sit-com The Parkers.
Marc’s frequent appearances on syndicated radio shows like Bob and Tom and John Boy and Billy expose him to millions of listeners across the country.
Also Apperaing: Big Ed Caylor & Cooter Douglas
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Greg Warren, most recently seen on “Comedy Central Presents”, “The Late Late Show” and “Last Comic Standing”, has been building a strong fan base around the country with his act inspired by stories from his Midwestern upbringing. His newly released CD “One Star Wonder” (Comedy Central Records) hit the ground running as #6 in iTunes TOP Comedy Albums (June 2009) and together with Greg’s colorful perspective and amazing characters, is destined to be a favorite. Greg attracts a diverse audience spectrum, performing on networks such as BET (as a finalist on “Coming to the Stage”)Country Music Television’s “Comedy Stage”. and Greg is also a favorite on the nationally syndicated “Bob and Tom” radio show, which led him to tour theatres across the country with the “Friends of Bob and Tom Comedy Tour”. In addition to his television and festival appearances, Greg can currently be seen on Comedy Central Presents, heard on Sirius/XM Comedy. Greg’s background recently resulted in a gig doing color commentary on college wrestling for Fox Sports Midwest. Greg’s Midwestern upbringing and his ability to provide humorous social commentary gives him a wealth of material that continues to gain him fans throughout the country.
Also Appearing: Cooter Douglas
Pete Lee is a total momma’s boy. He is about as tough as fire on a floating candle. If Pete were your best friend, you would never stop making fun of him for being a total sally. Pete mixes cutting punchlines with an underdog perspective to absolutely roast himself on stage. His likable style and self-deprecating humor have made him one of the hottest acts today. He made his television debut on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. Since then, he has been a standout at the Montreal Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. His comedy CD Gasmoney plays in regular rotation on XM and Sirius Satellite Radio. He is a regular on the Bob and Tom radio show. This year, he was selected as a semi-finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and he films is own Comedy Central Presents Special in August. If you haven’t heard of him yet, prepare to tell other people!
As a stand-up comedian for 30 years, Joey Kola has performed for hundreds of thousands of people throughout his career in the US, Canada and England. His high energy, spot on punch lines, and fast delivery assault an audience like a comedic freight train. Joey’s topical and timeless material combine to always make his audiences laugh hard. Joey has worked at countless comedy clubs, colleges, casinos, theatres, cruise ships and corporate functions. Kola’s also proud of the success he’s had in raising great amounts of money for the many different charities he currently supports. Joey Kola’s TV credits include, “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, The Late Show with David Letterman”, “The King of Queens” with Kevin James, “The Martha Stewart Show”, “Comedy Central Presents Joey Kola”, “The Rosie O’Donnell Show”, and Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend”. Joey has been voted Best TV Warm-up Comic 5 years in a row by Time Out NY magazine. He has warmed up many shows, such as “The Rosie O’Donnell Show”, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” with Meredith Viera, “The Late Show With David Letterman”, “The Apprentice” and “Survivor” Finales, “The Jane Pauley Show” and CBS’s “Wake-Up with Ali and Jack”. He currently can be seen everyday on the “Martha Stewart Show” as her ‘warm-up artiste’ and ‘lovable side kick’.
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Unpredictability and liveliness are to be expected of any showcase headlined by Steve White. Steve’s loud voice and vibrant personality assail crowds and dare them to keep up with his up-tempo style. Listed among his numerous movie credits are roles in “Coming to America”, “Harlem Nights”, “Clockers”, “Do the Right Thing”, “Jungle Fever”, and “Mo-Better Blues.” He’s also surfaced on several Comedy Central productions, HBO, BET, and Fox television.
Steve White has appeared in such Spike Lee films as Clockers, Malcolm X and Mo’ Better Blues as well as Panther, Open Season, Other People’s Money, Harlem Nights, Coming to America and The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.
White’s television credits include Martin, Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper, Living Single, Caroline’s Comedy Hour, Def Comedy Jam, Comic Strip Live, Showtime At The Apollo and Yo! MTV Raps. White has performed his stand-up comedy routines at clubs all over the country.
Also Appearing: Cooter Douglas
Bobby Collins[1] is an American stand-up comedian and film actor and has released six comedy albums: I’m on the Boat, Women and Children First, On the Inside, I Wanna Go Home, You’re Not Coming With Us, Mr. New York and Out of Bounds.
He has opened for such showbiz stars as Frank Sinatra, Cher, Julio Iglesias, Tony Bennett and Dolly Parton and was Rosie O’Donnell‘s predecessor in hosting “VH-1’s Standup Spotlight.”[2] He has also appeared in numerous television shows and movies, and is regularly featured on XM Satellite Radio.
Collins was nominated for a CableACE Award as well as for the American Comedy Awards 1997 “Stand-up Comic of the Year.” His second CD, “Out of Bounds,” was submitted for Grammy consideration. Described as a “perfect fusion of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis” by the New York Post, Collins is known for his live stage performances, cable TV specials, numerous talk show appearances, feature film roles and comedy CDs.
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The Funniest Man You’ve Never Heard Of, KEN ROGERSON started his comedy career working the Chicago club circuit and at the famed Second City. After touring with the improvisational troupe The Comedy Rangers, Ken moved east and became a central part of the now famous and infamous exploding Boston comedy scene of the 1980′s as documented in the film “When Standup Stood Out”. There he honed his standup act to a fine edge “…sharp enough to cut the head off a rabbit at thirty yards.” Fresh off the Rescue Me Comedy Tour and recently completing taping the Billy Gardell Showtime Special you may also have seen him as “Kevin the Biker Fireman” on F/X’s hit show “Rescue Me” starring Denis Leary or as “Pat the Cop” on ABC’s “It’s All Relative” with Lenny Clarke. He has also made numerous other television appearances on such shows as NBC’s , “Late night with Conan O’Brien”, “The Late Show with David Letterman”, “Comics Come Home” for Comedy Central and Showtime’s “A Pair of Jokes” just to name a few. Of the time he spends working in Los Angeles, Rogerson says “Being in L.A. is weird for me, because I grew up on Earth.” A national headliner, Ken has performed all over the world. A favorite at Festivals, he appeared at The Boston Comedy Festival with Lewis Black and Friends and the TBS Comedy Festival in Las Vegas. The Boston Herald says “He makes the absurd seem logical” Las Vegas Magazine wrote, “As far as pure stand-up goes, it doesn’t get any better than Rogerson.” Others have written “He is fall down on the floor funny! Why doesn’t this guy have his own show?” and “He’s as funny a comic as Boston has produced.” A writer, sketch player, actor and comedian, Ken wrote and starred in comedy film pieces on Fox Television Network’s “Sunday Comics” and has made film appearances in “Fever Pitch” and “There’s Something About Mary.”
Also Appearing: Cooter Douglas
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