Bonkerz Comedy comes to Chrome Showroom!

• Doors 7:00 PM
• Show 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM
• No Cover
• Must be 21 or older to attend

July 11  Frankie Pace from The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Sopranos, Saturday Night Live and much more, with Keith Lyle from The Hangover, CSI and more, and MC Warren Durso from Esquire Magazine

Frankie Pace is a veteran stand‑up comedian whose sharp wit, inventive characters, and fearless stage presence have made him a beloved figure in American comedy. Emerging from New York’s vibrant club scene, Frankie quickly became a regular at iconic venues like Catch a Rising Star and The Comic Strip, earning a reputation for his high‑energy performances and unpredictable comedic style. His talent led him to national television, including appearances on Saturday Night Live, The Joan Rivers Show, Comedy Tonight, The Tonight with Jimmy Fallon, where his mix of observational humor and off‑the‑wall physicality won over audiences across the country. Over the years, Frankie has continued to evolve—writing, performing, podcasting, and bringing his unmistakable comedic voice to new generations of fans. Whether he’s on stage, on camera, or behind a microphone, Frankie Pace remains a true original: a comic who sees the world sideways and invites everyone else to enjoy the view.

Keith Lyle was born and raised on the mean streets of Chicago. Well… It was the suburbs, but it was still tough. His house was filled with the loud, loving tirades of his family. Having been immersed in a two parent home, the yelling never stopped. Because of this, he had a difficult time fitting in at school. Realizing that making people laugh is truly a gift that keeps on giving, Keith began to develop his strong sense of humor. Keith’s quick wit and topical material take you from the front page to inside his head, and the depth of his family’s dysfunctions. Keith has appeared in several commercials and TV shows, and films including “The Hangover”, “CSI”, and the film “Don’t Suck” staring Jamie Kennedy, Matt Rife and Russell Peters. He is very proud to have entertained our troops in Kuwait, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Jordan, Spain, Portugal and Greece.

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.