Southwest Asia Comedy Tour 2007

Chris Freeman

Chris Freeman kills with his clever, clean, intelligent humor. The six-foot-six-inch comedian’s act is based on words, language, and the inherent absurdity of contemporary  culture.

His riffs on acronyms, referees, and guys named Dick* are sure-fire winners at The Improv, The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, Rooster T Feather’s, JR”s Comedy Club, Edward’s Air Force Base, Casa Blanca Casino, Oasis Casino, and more…

His TV appearances include Malcolm in the Middle, Rodney,NYPD Blue, E.R., Star Trek: Enterprise and In Justice, but who cares, really? The important thing is, he can make anyone laugh anywhere, anytime.  And that means anyone…the Marines in 29 Palms loved him, and so did the National Convention of Church Organists!

*Formerly a perfectly adequate nickname for “Richard”
…"Dick” means “penis” now.

Jennifer Dziura

Jennifer Dziura is a New York-based comedian and writer best known for orchestrating the Williamsburg Spelling Bee, a real spelling bee for adults, as featured in the New York Times. A fixture in Williamsburg, Jennifer also produces the biweekly "Monday Evening Stand-Up" at Pete's Candy Store. Jennifer was filmed as an expert on "how to be witty" for VH-1's reality dating show "Can't Get a Date," has written for McSweeney's, appeared on the nationally syndicated Bob & Tom radio show, and is a contributor to "The Idiot's Guide to Jokes" (Alpha/Penguin 2006). She just returned from an East Coast tour of her solo show, "What Philosophy Majors Do After College," including sold-out shows in D.C. and Norfolk, and will hit Ohio, Los Angeles, and Portland in the next few months. She writes a blog at www.jenisfamous.com.

Laura Rosenberg

Laura is like radioactive plutonium; calm, cool and collected until comedy took over her life.  A very introverted child all through school, it wasn’t until graduate school for physical therapy that she realized her comedic potential. It’s always the quiet ones! She has the ability to make anything funny, even spinal meningitis.  This talent caused her class to overwhelmingly select her to give their commencement speech. That was the catalyst. After receiving several applause - laughter breaks during her speech, she thought “maybe I’m funny”. Having an unquenchable desire to try or learn anything, as long as it is not illegal or immoral. Well maybe that was being a bit hasty. But on a whim, she took a comedy class and people have been laughing at her ever since.  Laura a member of the clean comedy division of EntertainmentMax.