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By 1985, Pete George had already made a name for himself as one of Cleveland’s top lead guitarists when he was invited to join the original alternative rock band Separate Checks. At the height of the MTV era, the band released two original songs and a music video—while also spearheading the petition drive that helped bring the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Cleveland.

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At the same time, Pete’s quick wit and onstage banter led to calls for him to try stand-up comedy. He took the challenge—and in his first three comedy competitions, his unique blend of musicianship and humor won him the top spot over more seasoned comedians.

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By the 1990s, Pete expanded into acting, performing in theater and numerous TV commercials. His first film role was in The Shawshank Redemption, where he worked alongside Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins. Soon after, he hit the road full-time as a comedian, developing his signature mix of stand-up and comedy music, which earned him a devoted national following. In 2000, Pete relocated to Los Angeles.

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Now, with more than 10,000 shows under his belt, Pete has headlined the Tropicana and Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, the House of Blues, and the Hard Rock Casino in Cleveland. He’s entertained at countless comedy clubs, corporate events, colleges, and military shows nationwide, and even hosted the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp at Hollywood’s legendary Whisky a Go Go.

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Currently, Pete can be seen as the lead in an international Audi commercial, guest-starring in Blood Relatives and The Incredible Life of Darrell (Warner Bros.), and yes… starring as a drag queen in the film A Social Distance.

By 1985, Pete George had already made a name for himself as one of Cleveland’s top lead guitarists when he was invited to join the original alternative rock band Separate Checks. At the height of the MTV era, the band released two original songs and a music video—while also spearheading the petition drive that helped bring the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Cleveland.

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At the same time, Pete’s quick wit and onstage banter led to calls for him to try stand-up comedy. He took the challenge—and in his first three comedy competitions, his unique blend of musicianship and humor won him the top spot over more seasoned comedians.

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By the 1990s, Pete expanded into acting, performing in theater and numerous TV commercials. His first film role was in The Shawshank Redemption, where he worked alongside Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins. Soon after, he hit the road full-time as a comedian, developing his signature mix of stand-up and comedy music, which earned him a devoted national following. In 2000, Pete relocated to Los Angeles.

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Now, with more than 10,000 shows under his belt, Pete has headlined the Tropicana and Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, the House of Blues, and the Hard Rock Casino in Cleveland. He’s entertained at countless comedy clubs, corporate events, colleges, and military shows nationwide, and even hosted the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp at Hollywood’s legendary Whisky a Go Go.

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Currently, Pete can be seen as the lead in an international Audi commercial, guest-starring in Blood Relatives and The Incredible Life of Darrell (Warner Bros.), and yes… starring as a drag queen in the film A Social Distance.

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.

By 1985, Pete George had already made a name for himself as one of Cleveland’s top lead guitarists when he was invited to join the original alternative rock band Separate Checks. At the height of the MTV era, the band released two original songs and a music video—while also spearheading the petition drive that helped bring the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Cleveland.

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At the same time, Pete’s quick wit and onstage banter led to calls for him to try stand-up comedy. He took the challenge—and in his first three comedy competitions, his unique blend of musicianship and humor won him the top spot over more seasoned comedians.

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By the 1990s, Pete expanded into acting, performing in theater and numerous TV commercials. His first film role was in The Shawshank Redemption, where he worked alongside Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins. Soon after, he hit the road full-time as a comedian, developing his signature mix of stand-up and comedy music, which earned him a devoted national following. In 2000, Pete relocated to Los Angeles.

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Now, with more than 10,000 shows under his belt, Pete has headlined the Tropicana and Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, the House of Blues, and the Hard Rock Casino in Cleveland. He’s entertained at countless comedy clubs, corporate events, colleges, and military shows nationwide, and even hosted the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp at Hollywood’s legendary Whisky a Go Go.

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Currently, Pete can be seen as the lead in an international Audi commercial, guest-starring in Blood Relatives and The Incredible Life of Darrell (Warner Bros.), and yes… starring as a drag queen in the film A Social Distance.

By 1985, Pete George had already made a name for himself as one of Cleveland’s top lead guitarists when he was invited to join the original alternative rock band Separate Checks. At the height of the MTV era, the band released two original songs and a music video—while also spearheading the petition drive that helped bring the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Cleveland.

​

At the same time, Pete’s quick wit and onstage banter led to calls for him to try stand-up comedy. He took the challenge—and in his first three comedy competitions, his unique blend of musicianship and humor won him the top spot over more seasoned comedians.

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By the 1990s, Pete expanded into acting, performing in theater and numerous TV commercials. His first film role was in The Shawshank Redemption, where he worked alongside Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins. Soon after, he hit the road full-time as a comedian, developing his signature mix of stand-up and comedy music, which earned him a devoted national following. In 2000, Pete relocated to Los Angeles.

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Now, with more than 10,000 shows under his belt, Pete has headlined the Tropicana and Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, the House of Blues, and the Hard Rock Casino in Cleveland. He’s entertained at countless comedy clubs, corporate events, colleges, and military shows nationwide, and even hosted the Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp at Hollywood’s legendary Whisky a Go Go.

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Currently, Pete can be seen as the lead in an international Audi commercial, guest-starring in Blood Relatives and The Incredible Life of Darrell (Warner Bros.), and yes… starring as a drag queen in the film A Social Distance.

Tyler is a nationally touring comedian who expertly weaves relatable anecdotes about marriages, kids and jobs - none of which he has - to create a show you won't want to miss.

His debut album Friends With 401(k) Benefits premiered #1 on iTunes and Top 10 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was followed by a 30 minute special with Drybar Comedy titled Little Spoon. Based in Chicago Tyler can be seen regularly at The Laugh Factory and Zanies Comedy Clubs.

Tyler is a nationally touring comedian who expertly weaves relatable anecdotes about marriages, kids and jobs - none of which he has - to create a show you won't want to miss.

His debut album Friends With 401(k) Benefits premiered #1 on iTunes and Top 10 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was followed by a 30 minute special with Drybar Comedy titled Little Spoon. Based in Chicago Tyler can be seen regularly at The Laugh Factory and Zanies Comedy Clubs.

Tyler is a nationally touring comedian who expertly weaves relatable anecdotes about marriages, kids and jobs - none of which he has - to create a show you won't want to miss.

His debut album Friends With 401(k) Benefits premiered #1 on iTunes and Top 10 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was followed by a 30 minute special with Drybar Comedy titled Little Spoon. Based in Chicago Tyler can be seen regularly at The Laugh Factory and Zanies Comedy Clubs.

Tyler is a nationally touring comedian who expertly weaves relatable anecdotes about marriages, kids and jobs - none of which he has - to create a show you won't want to miss.

His debut album Friends With 401(k) Benefits premiered #1 on iTunes and Top 10 on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was followed by a 30 minute special with Drybar Comedy titled Little Spoon. Based in Chicago Tyler can be seen regularly at The Laugh Factory and Zanies Comedy Clubs.

Patrick started performing stand up after losing a significant amount of vision and discovering laughter to be self therapeutic. Soon after getting started, he won the Improv/ Harrah’s National Comedy Club Talent Search which led to numerous appearances on national television including Comedy Central and 'Que Locos' on Galavision. Patrick has been heard on such national syndicated radio shows as 'The Bob and Tom Show' and NPR. Patrick has performed/ toured with such comedians as Tom Segura, Theo Von, Gary Owen, Tommy Davidson, Gabriel Iglesias, George Lopez and Paul Rodriguez. Besides headlining at the top comedy clubs throughout the United States, he has also performed for the U.S. troops overseas in Australia, the Bahamas, Bahrain, the Caribbean, Cuba (Guantanamo Bay), Diego Garcia, Djibouti, Greenland, Guam, Honduras, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea and UAE. Patrick's material includes the advantages and disadvantages of living in a world with limited vision and the challenges that arise from it. Patrick discusses the obstacles of relationships and being a father and step father to eight children. He also addresses an assortment of other topics that are insightful and hilarious.

Patrick started performing stand up after losing a significant amount of vision and discovering laughter to be self therapeutic. Soon after getting started, he won the Improv/ Harrah’s National Comedy Club Talent Search which led to numerous appearances on national television including Comedy Central and 'Que Locos' on Galavision. Patrick has been heard on such national syndicated radio shows as 'The Bob and Tom Show' and NPR. Patrick has performed/ toured with such comedians as Tom Segura, Theo Von, Gary Owen, Tommy Davidson, Gabriel Iglesias, George Lopez and Paul Rodriguez. Besides headlining at the top comedy clubs throughout the United States, he has also performed for the U.S. troops overseas in Australia, the Bahamas, Bahrain, the Caribbean, Cuba (Guantanamo Bay), Diego Garcia, Djibouti, Greenland, Guam, Honduras, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea and UAE. Patrick's material includes the advantages and disadvantages of living in a world with limited vision and the challenges that arise from it. Patrick discusses the obstacles of relationships and being a father and step father to eight children. He also addresses an assortment of other topics that are insightful and hilarious.

Patrick started performing stand up after losing a significant amount of vision and discovering laughter to be self therapeutic. Soon after getting started, he won the Improv/ Harrah’s National Comedy Club Talent Search which led to numerous appearances on national television including Comedy Central and 'Que Locos' on Galavision. Patrick has been heard on such national syndicated radio shows as 'The Bob and Tom Show' and NPR. Patrick has performed/ toured with such comedians as Tom Segura, Theo Von, Gary Owen, Tommy Davidson, Gabriel Iglesias, George Lopez and Paul Rodriguez. Besides headlining at the top comedy clubs throughout the United States, he has also performed for the U.S. troops overseas in Australia, the Bahamas, Bahrain, the Caribbean, Cuba (Guantanamo Bay), Diego Garcia, Djibouti, Greenland, Guam, Honduras, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea and UAE. Patrick's material includes the advantages and disadvantages of living in a world with limited vision and the challenges that arise from it. Patrick discusses the obstacles of relationships and being a father and step father to eight children. He also addresses an assortment of other topics that are insightful and hilarious.

Patrick started performing stand up after losing a significant amount of vision and discovering laughter to be self therapeutic. Soon after getting started, he won the Improv/ Harrah’s National Comedy Club Talent Search which led to numerous appearances on national television including Comedy Central and 'Que Locos' on Galavision. Patrick has been heard on such national syndicated radio shows as 'The Bob and Tom Show' and NPR. Patrick has performed/ toured with such comedians as Tom Segura, Theo Von, Gary Owen, Tommy Davidson, Gabriel Iglesias, George Lopez and Paul Rodriguez. Besides headlining at the top comedy clubs throughout the United States, he has also performed for the U.S. troops overseas in Australia, the Bahamas, Bahrain, the Caribbean, Cuba (Guantanamo Bay), Diego Garcia, Djibouti, Greenland, Guam, Honduras, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea and UAE. Patrick's material includes the advantages and disadvantages of living in a world with limited vision and the challenges that arise from it. Patrick discusses the obstacles of relationships and being a father and step father to eight children. He also addresses an assortment of other topics that are insightful and hilarious.

Local comics are showcased and compete for a future headlining gig!