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Claude Stuart: Comedy Triple Threat

From sold-out shows around the world to national TV appearances on The Tonight Show, Last Comic Standing, and more — Claude Stuart brings high-energy, rapid-fire comedy that’s part stand-up, part spectacle. Known for his wild physical style and sharp crowd work, Claude’s act draws comparisons to legends like Steve Martin, Robin Williams, and Jim Carrey, with a twist of Don Rickles.

Raised in Mississippi by a lawyer dad and teacher mom, Claude was always the class clown — and often cross-examined for it. He turned that family dynamic into fuel for his comedy, mixing clever writing with a courtroom-style delivery that’s both smart and hilarious.

Claude got his start on morning radio before launching a thriving stand-up and TV career. You’ve seen him in national commercials (Honda, Heineken, Doritos), hit shows like That 70s Show, Scrubs, Will & Grace, and films including Starship Troopers and Road Hard. He’s also a regular on The Bob & Tom Show and Weather Gone Viral.

Currently, Claude stars in the acclaimed sketch series High Land Parking on Amazon Prime and writes for the hit game show Funny You Should Ask, with over 300 jokes aired.

Get ready — Claude Stuart is a full-throttle comedy experience you don’t want to miss!!!

Claude Stuart: Comedy Triple Threat

From sold-out shows around the world to national TV appearances on The Tonight Show, Last Comic Standing, and more — Claude Stuart brings high-energy, rapid-fire comedy that’s part stand-up, part spectacle. Known for his wild physical style and sharp crowd work, Claude’s act draws comparisons to legends like Steve Martin, Robin Williams, and Jim Carrey, with a twist of Don Rickles.

Raised in Mississippi by a lawyer dad and teacher mom, Claude was always the class clown — and often cross-examined for it. He turned that family dynamic into fuel for his comedy, mixing clever writing with a courtroom-style delivery that’s both smart and hilarious.

Claude got his start on morning radio before launching a thriving stand-up and TV career. You’ve seen him in national commercials (Honda, Heineken, Doritos), hit shows like That 70s Show, Scrubs, Will & Grace, and films including Starship Troopers and Road Hard. He’s also a regular on The Bob & Tom Show and Weather Gone Viral.

Currently, Claude stars in the acclaimed sketch series High Land Parking on Amazon Prime and writes for the hit game show Funny You Should Ask, with over 300 jokes aired.

Get ready — Claude Stuart is a full-throttle comedy experience you don’t want to miss!!!

Ongoing comedy classes held most Saturdays at 2PM. In this class one can expect to learn about stage presence, joke construction, joke formulas as well as in-depth comedy writing techniques and tips on how to get booked for comedy and acting gigs across the country. This class is designed for people wanting to learn stand-up comedy, people who just want to be funny at home, socially or at work and for current comedians looking to strengthen their acts. More info can be found on this website on the “CLASSES” tab.

Claude Stuart: Comedy Triple Threat

From sold-out shows around the world to national TV appearances on The Tonight Show, Last Comic Standing, and more — Claude Stuart brings high-energy, rapid-fire comedy that’s part stand-up, part spectacle. Known for his wild physical style and sharp crowd work, Claude’s act draws comparisons to legends like Steve Martin, Robin Williams, and Jim Carrey, with a twist of Don Rickles.

Raised in Mississippi by a lawyer dad and teacher mom, Claude was always the class clown — and often cross-examined for it. He turned that family dynamic into fuel for his comedy, mixing clever writing with a courtroom-style delivery that’s both smart and hilarious.

Claude got his start on morning radio before launching a thriving stand-up and TV career. You’ve seen him in national commercials (Honda, Heineken, Doritos), hit shows like That 70s Show, Scrubs, Will & Grace, and films including Starship Troopers and Road Hard. He’s also a regular on The Bob & Tom Show and Weather Gone Viral.

Currently, Claude stars in the acclaimed sketch series High Land Parking on Amazon Prime and writes for the hit game show Funny You Should Ask, with over 300 jokes aired.

Get ready — Claude Stuart is a full-throttle comedy experience you don’t want to miss!!!

Claude Stuart: Comedy Triple Threat

From sold-out shows around the world to national TV appearances on The Tonight Show, Last Comic Standing, and more — Claude Stuart brings high-energy, rapid-fire comedy that’s part stand-up, part spectacle. Known for his wild physical style and sharp crowd work, Claude’s act draws comparisons to legends like Steve Martin, Robin Williams, and Jim Carrey, with a twist of Don Rickles.

Raised in Mississippi by a lawyer dad and teacher mom, Claude was always the class clown — and often cross-examined for it. He turned that family dynamic into fuel for his comedy, mixing clever writing with a courtroom-style delivery that’s both smart and hilarious.

Claude got his start on morning radio before launching a thriving stand-up and TV career. You’ve seen him in national commercials (Honda, Heineken, Doritos), hit shows like That 70s Show, Scrubs, Will & Grace, and films including Starship Troopers and Road Hard. He’s also a regular on The Bob & Tom Show and Weather Gone Viral.

Currently, Claude stars in the acclaimed sketch series High Land Parking on Amazon Prime and writes for the hit game show Funny You Should Ask, with over 300 jokes aired.

Get ready — Claude Stuart is a full-throttle comedy experience you don’t want to miss!!!

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Joe Bartnick is a stand-up comic, writer, and actor hailing from Pittsburgh — the "City of Champions." He cut his teeth in the San Francisco comedy scene, rising from gigs in coffee shops and laundromats to performing at top venues like The Punchline, Warfield, Nokia Theatre LA Live, the Benedum Center, and even the Grand Ole Opry.

As a writer, Joe was head writer for Lisa Lampanelli — the Grammy-nominated "Queen of Mean" — crafting material for her Comedy Central and Howard Stern roasts, The Tonight Show, and her “Ask Lisa” column. He’s also written for The Ian Bagg Show, The Bob & Tom Show, Comedy Time, and Snoop Dogg’s Dogg After Dark (where he served as supervising producer).

As an actor, Joe has appeared in National Lampoon's Dirty Movie, What Dreams May Come, The Last Hurrah, and more — often channeling his natural tough-guy persona.

A die-hard sports fan, Joe is a regular guest on sports radio across the country. His comedy, described by Bill Burr as "mellow and loud," delivers sharp, morally twisted humor with a laid-back delivery.

You’ve seen and heard him on the Discovery Channel, Comedy Central Live Tour, Dave Attell's Insomniac Tour, Playboy TV, National Lampoon Radio, and KLAS FM Los Angeles, as well as comedy festivals in San Francisco and LA.

You might know this comedian from…

Joe Bartnick is a stand-up comic, writer, and actor hailing from Pittsburgh — the "City of Champions." He cut his teeth in the San Francisco comedy scene, rising from gigs in coffee shops and laundromats to performing at top venues like The Punchline, Warfield, Nokia Theatre LA Live, the Benedum Center, and even the Grand Ole Opry.

As a writer, Joe was head writer for Lisa Lampanelli — the Grammy-nominated "Queen of Mean" — crafting material for her Comedy Central and Howard Stern roasts, The Tonight Show, and her “Ask Lisa” column. He’s also written for The Ian Bagg Show, The Bob & Tom Show, Comedy Time, and Snoop Dogg’s Dogg After Dark (where he served as supervising producer).

As an actor, Joe has appeared in National Lampoon's Dirty Movie, What Dreams May Come, The Last Hurrah, and more — often channeling his natural tough-guy persona.

A die-hard sports fan, Joe is a regular guest on sports radio across the country. His comedy, described by Bill Burr as "mellow and loud," delivers sharp, morally twisted humor with a laid-back delivery.

You’ve seen and heard him on the Discovery Channel, Comedy Central Live Tour, Dave Attell's Insomniac Tour, Playboy TV, National Lampoon Radio, and KLAS FM Los Angeles, as well as comedy festivals in San Francisco and LA.

You might know this comedian from…

Joe Bartnick is a stand-up comic, writer, and actor hailing from Pittsburgh — the "City of Champions." He cut his teeth in the San Francisco comedy scene, rising from gigs in coffee shops and laundromats to performing at top venues like The Punchline, Warfield, Nokia Theatre LA Live, the Benedum Center, and even the Grand Ole Opry.

As a writer, Joe was head writer for Lisa Lampanelli — the Grammy-nominated "Queen of Mean" — crafting material for her Comedy Central and Howard Stern roasts, The Tonight Show, and her “Ask Lisa” column. He’s also written for The Ian Bagg Show, The Bob & Tom Show, Comedy Time, and Snoop Dogg’s Dogg After Dark (where he served as supervising producer).

As an actor, Joe has appeared in National Lampoon's Dirty Movie, What Dreams May Come, The Last Hurrah, and more — often channeling his natural tough-guy persona.

A die-hard sports fan, Joe is a regular guest on sports radio across the country. His comedy, described by Bill Burr as "mellow and loud," delivers sharp, morally twisted humor with a laid-back delivery.

You’ve seen and heard him on the Discovery Channel, Comedy Central Live Tour, Dave Attell's Insomniac Tour, Playboy TV, National Lampoon Radio, and KLAS FM Los Angeles, as well as comedy festivals in San Francisco and LA.

You might know this comedian from…

Joe Bartnick is a stand-up comic, writer, and actor hailing from Pittsburgh — the "City of Champions." He cut his teeth in the San Francisco comedy scene, rising from gigs in coffee shops and laundromats to performing at top venues like The Punchline, Warfield, Nokia Theatre LA Live, the Benedum Center, and even the Grand Ole Opry.

As a writer, Joe was head writer for Lisa Lampanelli — the Grammy-nominated "Queen of Mean" — crafting material for her Comedy Central and Howard Stern roasts, The Tonight Show, and her “Ask Lisa” column. He’s also written for The Ian Bagg Show, The Bob & Tom Show, Comedy Time, and Snoop Dogg’s Dogg After Dark (where he served as supervising producer).

As an actor, Joe has appeared in National Lampoon's Dirty Movie, What Dreams May Come, The Last Hurrah, and more — often channeling his natural tough-guy persona.

A die-hard sports fan, Joe is a regular guest on sports radio across the country. His comedy, described by Bill Burr as "mellow and loud," delivers sharp, morally twisted humor with a laid-back delivery.

You’ve seen and heard him on the Discovery Channel, Comedy Central Live Tour, Dave Attell's Insomniac Tour, Playboy TV, National Lampoon Radio, and KLAS FM Los Angeles, as well as comedy festivals in San Francisco and LA.

Get ready for a wild night of laughter, connection, and comedy that gives back!

Join The Linda Marcus Smith & Comedy Friends Tour — a one-of-a-kind adult comedy show hitting your city to entertain and uplift our brave Military, First Responders, and their families!

🎙️ Created by Army Veteran Linda Marcus Smith (’73–’76), this show brings together a lineup of mostly military comedians who know what it means to serve — and more importantly, how to bring the funny to those who do!

✅ Veteran & First Responder-focused humor
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✅ BONUS: Personalized jokes written just for YOU — in person or by email after the show!

Linda has taken this show nationwide over the last 11 years, performing everywhere from hospitals and Veteran Stand Downs to top comedy clubs, even being featured on ABC News! She's produced over 56 Veteran-focused comedy shows — many funded out of her own pocket — and made them available free on YouTube 24/7.

It’s a mission to help our heroes laugh, heal, and connect — one punchline at a time.

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Let’s laugh loud, laugh hard, and laugh together.

Daniel Eachus is a rising star in comedy, known for his sharp wit and veteran-level stage presence. Hailing from Fresno, CA, he left raisin country behind to pursue comedy in Long Beach—quickly becoming the youngest finalist ever in the Funniest Comic in Los Angeles contest.

Daniel’s been featured on Comedy Central, FOX, Hulu’s Laughs, and his stand-up albums play on Sirius XM, Spotify, and Pandora. His Dry Bar Comedy special A Mild and Skinny Guy has racked up over a million views.

Beyond stand-up, Daniel co-wrote Kevin Hart’s Dead House and authored a sci-fi comedy book, A Day at the Zoo in 2062. You’ve probably seen him in commercials for ESPN, Dollar Shave Club, or Oscar Mayer—and he recently appeared in the Paramount+ film Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.

Funny, versatile, and just a pretty nice guy.

Daniel Eachus is a rising star in comedy, known for his sharp wit and veteran-level stage presence. Hailing from Fresno, CA, he left raisin country behind to pursue comedy in Long Beach—quickly becoming the youngest finalist ever in the Funniest Comic in Los Angeles contest.

Daniel’s been featured on Comedy Central, FOX, Hulu’s Laughs, and his stand-up albums play on Sirius XM, Spotify, and Pandora. His Dry Bar Comedy special A Mild and Skinny Guy has racked up over a million views.

Beyond stand-up, Daniel co-wrote Kevin Hart’s Dead House and authored a sci-fi comedy book, A Day at the Zoo in 2062. You’ve probably seen him in commercials for ESPN, Dollar Shave Club, or Oscar Mayer—and he recently appeared in the Paramount+ film Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.

Funny, versatile, and just a pretty nice guy.

Daniel Eachus is a rising star in comedy, known for his sharp wit and veteran-level stage presence. Hailing from Fresno, CA, he left raisin country behind to pursue comedy in Long Beach—quickly becoming the youngest finalist ever in the Funniest Comic in Los Angeles contest.

Daniel’s been featured on Comedy Central, FOX, Hulu’s Laughs, and his stand-up albums play on Sirius XM, Spotify, and Pandora. His Dry Bar Comedy special A Mild and Skinny Guy has racked up over a million views.

Beyond stand-up, Daniel co-wrote Kevin Hart’s Dead House and authored a sci-fi comedy book, A Day at the Zoo in 2062. You’ve probably seen him in commercials for ESPN, Dollar Shave Club, or Oscar Mayer—and he recently appeared in the Paramount+ film Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.

Funny, versatile, and just a pretty nice guy.

Daniel Eachus is a rising star in comedy, known for his sharp wit and veteran-level stage presence. Hailing from Fresno, CA, he left raisin country behind to pursue comedy in Long Beach—quickly becoming the youngest finalist ever in the Funniest Comic in Los Angeles contest.

Daniel’s been featured on Comedy Central, FOX, Hulu’s Laughs, and his stand-up albums play on Sirius XM, Spotify, and Pandora. His Dry Bar Comedy special A Mild and Skinny Guy has racked up over a million views.

Beyond stand-up, Daniel co-wrote Kevin Hart’s Dead House and authored a sci-fi comedy book, A Day at the Zoo in 2062. You’ve probably seen him in commercials for ESPN, Dollar Shave Club, or Oscar Mayer—and he recently appeared in the Paramount+ film Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.

Funny, versatile, and just a pretty nice guy.