Steven Pearl is a well-respected comedian whose been compared to a tornado on amphetamines. His high-energy comedy act is both outrageous and hysterically original. Born in Far Rockaway, NY, and raised on Long Island, Steven has been performing stand-up comedy professionally since 1979. In the highly competitive world of the 1980s L.A. comedy scene, he held his own and continued to grow both as a writer and performer.  In the late 1980s he began appearing on numerous TV shows, including “An Evening at the Improv”, and Caroline’s Comedy Hour. During this same period, he began touring extensively clubs, colleges, and festivals all across the U.S. and around the world. Some of Steven’s many credits include writing for and working with such comedic legends as Sam Kinison, Jim Carrey, Robin Williams and Rodney Dangerfield. A true journeyman comic, Steven Pearl continues to push the envelope of both good taste and sanity.

Warren Durso started his entertainment career playing drums. In the early 90’s, Warren met comedian Ron Bennington, from the Ron and Ron Radio Network, where he played a character called “The Curtain Boy” on the syndicated radio show. He became a regular favorite at Ron Bennington’s Comedy Scene & toured with Sam Kinison’s “Outlaws of Comedy”. Warren has performed stand-up comedy all around the world, and has performed with Jeff Dunham & Peanut, Academy Award Winner Jamie Foxx, Billy Gardell, Larry The Cable Guy and SNL cast members Jim Breuer, Darrell Hammond, Victoria Jackson and Norm McDonald to name a few. He has acted in 2 feature films titled, “Cutoff” & “Even Money”. Warren has performed internationally entertaining for the United States Military on USO tours in Asia and in the Middle East where he entertained the troops for “Operation Enduring Freedom”. Warren was also featured in an eight-page article titled “UGLY” in the May 2012 issue of Esquire Magazine.

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• Show 7:00 PM
• No Cover
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