Too Funny Thursdays Starring: Bobbie Oliver THE NASHVILLE NETWORK, HOLLYWOOD HAHA FEST, NPR, LAS VEGAS RIVIERA , ICE HOUSE COMEDY CLUB January 17th, 2013 at 8:00PM
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Bobbie Oliver is one of Los Angeles´ funniest comics, but she had to come a long way to get here. Born Barbara "Bobbie" Evans in Covington, GA, a small town outside Atlanta whose chief claim to fame was being used for location shooting for The Dukes of Hazard TV series, Bobbie grew up in a two-bedroom, one-bathroom trailer inhabited by a family of seven. Bobbie found escape in staying up late with her father to watch The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, which became an inspiration to her. In 1987, while at LaGrange College on a Theatre scholarship, Bobbie began doing standup. She was hooked! After graduating in 1990, she went on the road for 8 years based out of Athens, GA. Bobbie then moved to Los Angeles in 1998 with her writer husband Chris, and still performs in comedy clubs and colleges all over the country.
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Kezia Norton has been in the acting business for many years. She grew up in Buffalo, NY where she was a competitive figure skater. She graduated from Wells College, with a BA in Theatre/Dance and moved to New York City to start her acting career. She is a Stand Up Comic and has performed all over NYC and LA. Kezia has a strong background in theater and film. BOOK
Comedian Jimmy Shaw FLAPPER'S, ICE HOUSE, COMEDY STORE, JON LOVITZ COMEDY CLUB,
Jimmy's unique blend of storytelling, characters, ranting, and observations makes each show an entertaining surprise. WEBSITE | | BOOK
Comedian Peter Marr THE ICEHOUSE, THE COMEDY STORE, THE IMPROV, MY CELEBRITY HOME, KITCHEN ACCOMPLISHED
Peter is a stand-up comedian, actor, host and producer in Los Angeles. He grew up in Nebraska but wasn't a big fan of corn, so he moved to Texas as soon as he could. There he started living the dream as a construction worker, and acted on the side. Having a few commercials and movies under his (tool!) belt, he decided to move to LA. That is where we find him today. Fun fact: Not only does he play one on TV, he actually is a general contractor. WEBSITE | | BOOK
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