Improv suggestions, anyone?

[zephed56]

Hey, I received 2 tickets (me + gf) to the Improv comedy club as a gift, and want to use them.

Can anyone recommend a comic on their schedules? Anything in the next couple of months is fine.

I've seen Jay Mohr before, so I guess you can leave that out.

Hollywood Improv (http://www.symfonee.com/improv/hollywood/attractions/index.aspx)

Irvine Improv (http://www.symfonee.com/Improv/Irvine/attractions/index.aspx)

Brea Improv (http://www.symfonee.com/improv/brea/attractions/index.aspx)

[Rick Diesel]

If you are a sports fan, then without a doubt you have to see Frank Caliendo. He does mostly impressions, but they are absolutely hilarious. I took the wife and she loved it too. His John Madden is [censored] awesome.

[willie]

frank caliendo/ colin quinn


if you can wait till august then i DEFINITELY recommend brian regan. funny funny dude, and a completely clean act (not necessarily a plus, but he just gets the job done without vulgarity)

[zephed56]

Thanks guys, I may take your advice.

[PhatTBoll]

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If you are a sports fan, then without a doubt you have to see Frank Caliendo. He does mostly impressions, but they are absolutely hilarious. I took the wife and she loved it too. His John Madden is [censored] awesome.

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I could spend an hour listening to him just doing Jim Rome.

[csuf_gambler]

my middle school TA is now a regular at the improv, his mostly at the irvine specturm. kristin vallee is his name. crazy huh?

[trying2learn]

I saw Frank Caliendo open for Jay Mohr at the Paris here in Vegas a couple years ago and during Jay's set he brought Frank back out and they did about a 15 min bit on John Madden, Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, and Adam Sandler walking through a casino...it was about the funniest thing I've ever f'n seen.