Just before the finale of Last Comic Standing, Punchline Magazine’s Matthew Gill had a great chat with comedian Mike DeStefano, who landed in the final five of the NBC competition show. But honestly, his appearances on the show had nothing to do with us wanting to meet up with the man.
We’ve been quietly following his [...]
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Aug
25
2010
Margaret Cho: the Punchline Magazine interviewPosted by: funny-comedians in Comedy NewsWhen Eddie Murphy first crooned of a lady fair whose primary ambitions lay within the realm of “partying all the time,” he may just as well have been speaking of Margaret Cho. Already raucous, fun, and thrill-seeking, there seems to be no territory left to be unturned by the formidable stand-up star. Print this page out to get $5 off admission to Veronica Mosey’s headlining show at Carolines on Aug. 24. Get more ticket info here. We’ve been following the bubbling rise of Whitney Cummings’ career for the last few years. An East Coast transplant living in Hollywood, she’s made a name for herself writing for the ultra popular Comedy Central roasts and then getting in front of the cameras for the first time at a roast last year, where she [...] In a new installment of our interview series A Tight Five, we sit down with LA-based comedian Chris Fairbanks in the green room of the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, CO, where he performed earlier this summer, part of the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival. Print this page out to get $5 off admission to Harrison Greenbaum’s headlining show at Carolines on Aug. 17. Get more ticket info here.
Aug
25
2010
Video interview: Last Comic Standing winner Felipe EsparzaPosted by: funny-comedians in Comedy NewsJust days after comedian Felipe Esparza took first place in NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Punchline Magazine’s Matthew Gill sat down with the winner in East LA to chat about Felipe’s $250,000 check, how young comics should handle the craft and much more. Check it out. And to get a taste of Felipe’s comedy, check out his [...] How does one relatively unknown comedian rise above the pack? And what does his story of struggle have to do with the rest of the stand-up comedy world? Salty Language, Peppered Morals, the little comedy documentary that could, tries to get some answers. Print this page out to get $5 off admission to Ryan Hamilton’s headlining show at Carolines on Aug. 10. Get more ticket info here.
Aug
10
2010
Comedy Matters with John Leguizamo, Bill Burr, morePosted by: funny-comedians in Comedy NewsSynchronicity in Montreal |
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