Showing results by publisher "Comedy Dynamics" in Stand-up Shows

In his debut comedy album, Clark Jones lays down his full story from teaching in the inner city to using trap music as a form of therapy in his ever changing world of dating, politics, and cheesecake.

On the morning of June 20, 1993, Bill Hicks received the final diagnosis from his doctor that he had pancreatic cancer. That same evening at an open mic night this show was recorded in West Palm Beach, Florida. ​It's unreal he had the energy and frame of mind to put on such an amazing show after such devastating news. He always said he felt most comfortable when he was on stage. Please enjoy the show!

In his debut album, Gordon covers every topic from police brutality, to his personal love life, to reasons why he loves Kanye haters. He grabs hold of the crowd from the very beginning and coaxes them to join him on this obscure journey, no matter the topic. The album was recorded in Baker-Bone’s home state of New Jersey.

Una Superestrella de la Comedia is a performance of one-liners and musical numbers in the form of Luis Álvaro’s fast-paced mental reflections on the absurdities of life. The Spanish comedian’s plays on words and absurd characterizations of the world around him are like watching Steven Wright on fast-forward, but with the addition of piano, guitar, and the artist’s signature stuttering style. Luis Álvaro can and will ruminate on anything, which makes pinpointing a single joke from Una Superestrella de la Comedia almost impossible.

Scott Thompson’s Not A Fan is the debut stand up album from comedy veteran Scott Thompson. In this raw presentation, Thompson lets us into his hilarious life from his struggles growing up as a racially confused white child to his misadventures in Hollywood, his battle with cancer, and the forces of toxic femininity. The album was recorded at the The Drake Hotel in Toronto, Canada.

Jimmie Walker (known for his role on the hit show, Good Times) and Michael Winslow (known for his role in all the Police Academy films) perform in this hilarious special featuring stories, jokes, and all the bleeps and bloops you can handle.

Comedian Liz Stewart tackles ghosts, drugs, and motherhood in her debut comedy special, filmed while she was eight and a half months pregnant.

Andy Sandford is one of New York’s most sought after comedians. In his first hour special, he tackles important issues such as burrito privacy, farting on airplanes, and how a mixup at McDonalds can lead to the greatest day of your life.

This is the last special Bill Hicks ever taped in 1992 and features him the height of his genius. Recorded at the Dominion Theatre in London, Bill Hicks opens our eyes and minds to the hypocrisy and ludicrousness of the world around us.

Comedienne Shawn Pelofsky stirs things up with her tales of growing up Jewish in Oklahoma, traveling to war zones, and sailing on gay male cruises.

Michael Magid: It’s Not What it Looks Like is a a mix of self deprecating “misunderstandings” and biographical accounts of an upbringing in a mixed cultured environment. Magid discusses never really accepting an identity, eventually coming to grips that being mixed (and feeling out of place) is okay.

Wicked one-liners and soul-baring confessions converge in this uniquely intimate stand-up special from Chappelle's Show co-creator Neal Brennan.

In his new special, Tom Arnold reflects on his experiences in the meatpacking industry, fulfilling his dreams of moving to Hollywood, and working with his idols Arnold Schwarzenegger and Robin Williams. Whether discussing his obnoxious Roseanne tattoo or taking sketchy pills from friends, Tom Arnold keeps the audience laughing the whole way through.

Famed comedian, Rita Rudner, is back for her latest special. As witty, insightful and cutting as ever, she explores life as a 60-something in today’s America, her 30 years of marriage & what it’s like to raise a singer/songwriter teenager.

Just in time for Cinco de Mayo, veteran comedian Paul Rodriguez hits the stage to give you his perspectives on life. From being peer pressured into believing in God to claiming to be the village idiot, Paul will make you sit back and laugh!

Wajatta (pronounced wa-Ha-ta), as the name suggests, is a mash-up of the artist’s last names. Having grown up with similar musical influences, Austrian-born Tejada and German-born Watts draw from their love of urban, electronic music. Exploring the intersection between influences and innovation, the two describe Wajatta's music as “electronic dance music with its roots in Detroit techno, Chicago house, '70s funk and New York hip hop.” Tejada's deep, melodic production makes the perfect backing for Watt's wide vocal range and live looping skills.

In his new special, Louie reflects on his experiences traveling across the country and his journey to a healthier lifestyle. Whether discussing what to do with his massive collection of big underwear or looking back on the hilarious details of his parents’ idiosyncrasies, Louie keeps his audience in an uproar. The special was taped on November 12, 2017 at the Palace Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

In her debut album, Soy Mujer y Hago Show, Catalina describes herself as the guru of failed romances, always ending up with the crazies, weirdos and mama’s boys. Catalina also discusses society’s pressure for women to look perfect, which is probably why women torture themselves with things like uncomfortable underwear. As Guzmán reveals, a man can either have a beautiful woman or a calm and collected one, but never both. Soy Mujer y Hago Show was recorded live in Bogotá, Colombia for a crowd of over 500.

Laura House’s Mouth Punch is a refreshing, fun mix of energy, stories, and one-liners. She discusses everything including her thoughts on the American south, her experiences dating, and the time she met Oprah. There’s even a bonus track where she teaches the entire audience to meditate. The album was recorded at the Curious Comedy Theater in Portland.

No one is off-limits in Ian Bagg’s special, shot at the Irvine Improv. The master of crowd work gets to know audience members, creating hilarious interactions that leave his audience in stitches. Join Ian as he discusses everything from the pitfalls of yoga pants to 50-year-olds on dating websites and much more. The special was produced by Paul Miller and RickMill Productions.