Cinnabar Theater continues its Intimate Evenings series with…
Comics Stripped 2
More than a typical stand-up comedy show, and featuring three of the area’s best!
Saturday, November
1st at 7:30 pm
Review:
Argus Courier, Thursday, Oct 30, 2008,
By Cheyenne Kent
Laughter returns to CinnabarComedian Dave Porkorny and friends present ‘Comics Stripped 2,’ a funny-bone-tickling event on Saturday, Nov. 1 designed to raise funds for Cinnabar Theater. Read more...
 Michael
Meehan will be bringing his off-the-wall brand
of humor to Petaluma. Meehan was a Semi-finalist on the hit NBC show “Last Comic Standing” and was recently featured on “The
Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.”
 Clark Taylor, a comic storyteller who has not only
been making ‘em laugh for over two decades, but is trying to make a
difference as well. He is the writer/producer of the upcoming environmental
documentary “Deep Green”, which is slated to hit film
festivals later this year with a release date in early 2009. Taylor is
also an award-winning author of the children’s book, “The House
That Crack Built.”
 Dave Pokorny, who made his living as a stand-up, was approached by board members of Cinnabar
Theater after they saw an excerpt of his solo play, “Based on a True
Story”, and asked if he’d like to do something in Petaluma.
He jumped at the chance to bring some humor to town and came up with, “Comics Stripped.”
Musical
Guest…
 Tyler Allen and the Chicken Lovers
“Stripped is more of a theater piece than a
stand-up show.” Pokorny said, “I like to think of it as
kind of an homage to the NPR program ‘This American Life.’
Perhaps, This American Stand-up Life, where we have a theme for
the evening and the comics tell stories based on that theme.” What Drives You? is the theme
of this Intimate Evening, which is also a fundraiser for Cinnabar a non-profit
theater that has been bringing quality live entertainment to Petaluma for over
30 years. “With the success of the first, ‘Comics
Stripped’ back in May we hope to raise a lot of money for the theater and
it’s children’s program,” Pokorny added.
Tickets
are on sale now for $35.00
at
Cinnabar Theater
3333 Petaluma Blvd. N.
Petaluma, CA 94952
or
CALL (707) 763-8920 |
