Joe Starr
Joe Starr
Joe Starr is a favorite Stand-up act in scores of theaters and casinos across the United States, Canada and Europe. He began Stand-up right out of High School, and was fortunate to be quickly taken under the wing of comedy giants like Alan King, Soupy Sales and Pat Cooper. Joe's 'old school' delivery and amazing story-telling abilities made him a favorite opening act for a wide array of Comedy and Musical luminaries such as, Father Guido Sarducci, Marilyn McCoo, Richie Havens, Jay Leno and Jeff Dunham. Joe is also a favorite of The Montreal Comedy Festival; having performed there 3 years in a row. Acting is Joe Starr's other passion, and he has Guest Starred on many of television's biggest shows like BLUE BLOODS, GOTHAM, BULL, and KEVIN CAN WAIT - in which he played ENZO for two seasons. He has also appeared in the films DATE NIGHT, THE BRONX IS BURNING, and the Steven Spielberg directed film THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN: SECRET OF THE UNICORN. Standup remains Joe's first love and his deep knowledge about the history and development of Comedy, both in theater and in Standup, led none other than Comedy legend, Jerry Lewis, to give Joe Starr the title of 'The youngest old man in Showbusiness."
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- Doors open at 6:00pm nightly with a full bar and grill available.
- Check-in is available any time after that and we request that you are here no later than 45 minutes before showtime.
- All events (with the exception of shows that are listed as "family friendly") are 18 and over (15-17 are ok with a parent/legal guardian.)
- The preferred seating option gets you a seat in the first four rows around the stage. General admission seats are typically fifth row and back.
- Seating is pre-assigned based on order of reservations and type of seating selected. Please write any seating requests, including the need for handicap accessible seating in the customer notes section when purchasing tickets.
- If you would like to sit with a group of other guests, the only way we can guarantee seating together is to purchase tickets altogether as one order.
- There is a two item minimum purchase per person in our showroom. This can include food or drink and does not have to include alcohol. The showroom is sat 30 minutes before showtime.
- Please keep in mind that ticket prices may increase on the day of the show.
- We do not offer any refunds or exchanges. All sales are final upon the completion of the transaction. Coupons are not valid for online ticket purchases. Verify transaction price as well as date and showtime before completing purchase.
- Loud talking and/or heckling of the performers is extremely disruptive to the show and impacts your fellow guests’ experience. In order to create a welcoming environment for all guests, customers who cannot comply will be removed from the venue and will not be issued a refund of their ticket purchase.
- Guests who are visibly intoxicated will not be permitted to enter.
Joe Starr is a favorite Stand-up act in scores of theaters and casinos across the United States, Canada and Europe. He began Stand-up right out of High School, and was fortunate to be quickly taken under the wing of comedy giants like Alan King, Soupy Sales and Pat Cooper. Joe's 'old school' delivery and amazing story-telling abilities made him a favorite opening act for a wide array of Comedy and Musical luminaries such as, Father Guido Sarducci, Marilyn McCoo, Richie Havens, Jay Leno and Jeff Dunham. Joe is also a favorite of The Montreal Comedy Festival; having performed there 3 years in a row. Acting is Joe Starr's other passion, and he has Guest Starred on many of television's biggest shows like BLUE BLOODS, GOTHAM, BULL, and KEVIN CAN WAIT - in which he played ENZO for two seasons. He has also appeared in the films DATE NIGHT, THE BRONX IS BURNING, and the Steven Spielberg directed film THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN: SECRET OF THE UNICORN. Standup remains Joe's first love and his deep knowledge about the history and development of Comedy, both in theater and in Standup, led none other than Comedy legend, Jerry Lewis, to give Joe Starr the title of 'The youngest old man in Showbusiness."