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

Catch Last Comic Standing's Felipe Esparza's first non-bootlegged audiocast ever – Rebound Material – recorded in 2009 at the Ice House in Pasadena.

Dwayne delivers his first hour-long special with a smooth, incredibly likable style and charisma that draws you in. His comedy has tapped in to the harsh truth, and you will immediately understand why the world should...take note!

Doug Stanhope performs live in his hometown of Bisbee, Arizona, tackling an assortment of hard-hitting issues, from caring for the mentally ill, to Vietnam vets, being locked up abroad and why everyone should kick like they kick. Watch him battle ISIS for the disenfranchised, angry youth.

Space Ranger is the magnum opus of the alien-obsessed, puppet-wielding train buff, David Liebe Hart. Featuring guests like fellow spaceman, Kool Keith, and Tim & Eric costar Tennessee Luke, Space Ranger is a weird, hilarious, and wildly eclectic roller-coaster ride.

Uncooked is the newest comedic effort from David Dyer. “Effort” makes it sounds like he’s really trying this time...and he is. Recorded on the Saturday after Thanksgiving at Dr. Grins in Grand Rapids, MI, Dyer takes advantage of a crowd saturated with tryptophan and whiskey to create a festive and grateful environment. Topics spanning from game shows to lawn care are covered carte blanche. It’s an intimate recording where all of the nuances that make a show in a comedy club so engaging and rich are left in. It’s funny, smart, and raw…it’s Uncooked.

A versatile performer, Dave prides himself on his ability to reach a wide range of audiences, transcending age, race, gender, height, and weight via his real-life experiences of growing up in Atlanta and living out of a van in L.A.

Dan Levy works his way from a zebra to a lion in his new special. From his personal trainer texting him at 4 a.m., to watching the movie Frozen with his kids at 6 a.m., to even getting mugged in Beverly Hills, Dan is not afraid to talk about his exhausting life. He also shares his crippling HGTV addiction and what it's like raising a tiny Matthew McConaughey. Bonus: he'll also teach you how to cheat the massage parlor system.

Raw and brutally honest is a good way to describe the stand-up comedy of Damon Millard. From his humble roots in the trailer park, to the insanity of living in New York City, Shame, Pain, and Love hits all the stops on the roller coaster of his life.

Cocoa Brown assails her craft with such passion and soul-searching veracity that when she claims a stage, the ensuing act is nothing short of a force of a nature. Cocoa draws from painful reminiscences and hard-knock lessons, weaving humorous tales that uplift, upend, and upgrade what you thought you knew about comedy. What drives the comic who female fans have nicknamed “The Truth”? The sheer will of a woman who survived the worst life had to offer and is still standing.

Since making a splash as a new face at the prestigious Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in 2011, Chris’s edgy stand-up has earned him a following in New York’s alternative comedy scene.

On his debut comedy album The Shallow End, Chris Franjola relives his experiences on the road with tales of blood-smeared hotels and the world’s most unusual strip club.

Brooks Wheelan was a cast member on Saturday Night Live and performed on Conan, Adam Devine’s House Party, and at the New York Comedy Festival as a part of Comedy Central’s top 10 comics to watch. He was also a breakout performer at both the Just for Laughs Festival and the Comedy Central South Beach Comedy Festival. He is known for his unique stand-up, addressing his sharp and sometimes dark observations of American life.

Comedian, actor, screenwriter, improviser, and engineer Bobby Comedia represents his hometown of Venezuela on his debut album.

Ben Rosenfeld creates smarter comedy for smarter people. The Russian Optimist blends his family’s experience as Russian Jewish immigrants in America with his philosophical beliefs, political observations, and unique characters.

With April Macie's irreverent brand of overtly sexual humor, she attempts to break down troubling double standards and lend her voice to women everywhere. She travels the world collecting stories and experiences, which she then translates into humorous, relatable tales in front of audiences worldwide. And she hopes to change the world by empowering women “one dick joke at a time”.

Storyteller Adam Wade has won the Moth's GrandSLAM a staggering 20 times, so you know he can tell a good story. He spit his best of the best when he recorded his debut storytelling/comedy album, The Human Comedy, at the Bell House in Brooklyn.

Adam Sank, one of the most recognized and accomplished openly gay stand-up comics in the country, is coming to you "Live from the Stonewall Inn" with his debut album, full of his thoughts on straight guys' balls, Grindr, and more.

In his debut album, OK, Yedoye Travis solves racism for about an hour through his passion for anime and general incongruity. He walks the audience through life as a young, black man in America, exploring things like famous doppelgangers, conspiracy theories, sexual tourism, and his love for his grandma Cecilia. OK was recorded at Relapse Theatre in Atlanta, GA.

Comic veteran Willie Barcena lays the truth down in his new special, “The Truth Hurts". Filmed live in El Paso, Willie requests you question everything in life. From God & dating to ladies with big feet, he tells it like it is.

Wajatta, as the name suggests (a mash-up of Watts and Tejada), represents the collaboration of Reggie Watts and John Tejada’s inherent musical abilities. Having grown up with similar musical influences, the two draw from their love of urban electronic music. Best described as electronic dance, the new music has roots in Detroit techno, Chicago house, '70s funk and New York hip hop. Tejada’s deep and melodic productions make a perfect backing for Watt's wide vocal-range and live looping skills.