October 23rd – 25th
Mark Curry
From Hanging with Mr. Cooper
Since his long running show “Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper”, which is still in syndication in 6 countries, ended he has continued his TV, film, and stand up career. He hosted several hit shows: “Coming to The Stage” (BET), “Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush” (Comedy Central), “Animal Tales” (PAX), and “Showtime at the Apollo”. He has had major roles in “Fat Actress” with Kirstie Alley (Showtime), “Def Comedy Jam” (HBO), along with numerous specials on HBO and Comedy Central. He recently appeared at the Las Vegas Comedy Festival where he was a headliner on the show taped for TBS. He continues to have a heavy stand-up schedule performing over 200 comedy clubs, university and corporate dates a year. He has also been touring the globe with shows in London, Australia just to name a few. His sold out tour of Africa was a history- making event. This show in Tanzania was the first comedy show ever in the country. It was also historical because free testing for AIDS was offered at the venue. Mark is a favorite of many Fortune 500 companies such as Delta, Coca Cola, and Sprint where he makes annual appearances at their corporate events. He’s also a spokesperson for the restaurant chain, Texas Roadhouse. Film credits include “Armageddon”, “Dogz”, “Panther”, and “Fumble Heads”. Mark has also added public speaking to his resume. He does commencement and motivational speaking at the university level. Critically important to Mark is using his talents to support causes around the world as well as in his own backyard. A native of Oakland, CA, he has given countless hours to rebuilding his community. He established Comedy Day at The Park, a free concert featuring over 30 comedians and free sickle cell anemia testing for underprivileged kids. He has worked with the East Oakland Youth Development Center for over 10 years, organizing many events and activities. Check out his youtube:Showtimes: Fri 8:00 & 10:15 Sat 7:00 & 9:15 Sun 7:00PM Tickets: $19 & $22
Added by personalpublicity on October 7, 2009