Live Comedy, Improv, & Illusion Variety Show Starring Dave Coulier
GATE PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT PATRICK HENRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Join us at the Arlington Drafthouse for an evening of Stand-Up Comedy, Short-Form Improv, and Illusion as we feature a clean (PG Rating) variety show fundraiser for Patrick Henry Elementary. The show will feature an illusionist, Porkchop Volcano (short form improv troop), and stars, Dave Coulier. Dave Coulier is a stand-up comedian, impressionist, television and voice actor, and television host, best known from his role as Joey Gladstone on the ABC sitcom Full House.
6:30PM - Doors Open (Full Tableside Restaurant Service Begins)
7:30PM - Show Begins with Host
7:45PM - Master Illusinoist Peter Wood
8:10PM - Porkchop Volcano (Short Form Improv)
8:30PM - Dave Coulier (Live Stand-Up Comedy)
9:00PM - Show Ends
PG: Parental Guidence is Suggested. This is not a Kids Show. It is a Comedy, Improv, & Illusion Show built to entertain the whole family. Topics will be adult AND kid/teen in nature. Entertainers are informed to not use foul language. But expect topics like farts, bathrooms, silly things, etc.
About Dave Coulier:
is an American stand-up comedian, impressionist, television and voice actor, and television host. He became known in the late 1980s and the early 1990s for playing Joey Gladstone on the ABC sitcom Full House. In 1987, Coulier appeared on The Tonight Show, and landed several voice-over roles on the animated series, Muppet Babies. Most notably, he was cast as Joey Gladstone, Bob Saget's crazy best-friend-cum-comedian on the series Full House. As Full House enjoyed nationwide popularity, Coulier became a voice-over artist on the animated The Real Ghost Busters. In 1990, he was also cast as the host of ABC's America's Funniest People, a home-video show featuring silly and outrageous video clips, as well as Coulier's own sketches. Most reiciently he has teamed with Fathom Entertainment to film a Clean Comedy Tour for debut in Movie Theaters in 2013.
About Peter Wood:
Peter Wood wanted a magician at his fifth birthday party. His clever parents responded by giving him a magic kit. Not exactly what Peter had in mind, but it sparked an interest in magic.
Five years later, he “went pro” and printed up some business cards, naming his company Shazam Magic. The decade-old prestidigitator began offering shows at community events and birthday parties, although barely older than the “children” he was hired to entertain.
His family's well-equipped workshop allowed Peter to custom-build much of his show. What began as a matter of economy (magic tricks are expensive!) became an asset, as Peter's unique apparatus set him apart from other entertainers.
While serving time in middle school, Peter was asked to perform at a trade show, creating customized magic to convey a message. This led to his interest in corporate entertainment, and the power of magic as a communication tool.
Performing his way through college, Peter graduated in 2006 with a Technical Theatre degree from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Diploma in hand, he decided to become a self-employed, full-time entertainer (and as luck would have it, his employer never even asked to see that expensive piece of parchment).
Today, he entertains at private parties, festivals and corporate events. Top companies – including Frito-Lay, Toys R Us, AOL, Lockheed Martin and USA Today - rely on Peter's magical abilities, as do government organizations, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the United States Marine Corps and the Naval Research Laboratory.
About Porkchop Volcano:
Porkchop Volcano is a short form Improv troop specialized in rapid fire laughs inspired by audience suggestions.
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