Kurt Green
Meet one of the most energetic and innovative comedians to come your way. His slant on life will make you see things that you’ve always thought of, but were afraid to laugh about.
He is self-described as an Army vet, actor, musician, substitute teacher and bad credit risk. This is where most of his material comes from. He observes everyday life and takes it to the stage. Don’t be surprised if something in your life appears in his act. Kurt’s stage presence enables him to entertain all age groups. The show ranges from stand-up to musical songs and parodies.
He has appeared on BET’s Comicview television show for five consecutive years and was selected as a semi-finalist for the ” Laugh Riots” comedy competition for the Comedy Central Network. He was also picked to appear in the Uptown Comedy Festival held at the Apollo Theater in New York City. Kurt has performed at some of the premier comedy clubs in the country including “The Stardome Comedy Club” and Zanies Comedy Clubs. He has performed at colleges, casino’s and military bases across the country.
Pat House
Pat House began his comedy career/obsession at the age of 19. After four years of daydreaming in high school of being a stand-up comedian, Pat finally took his scribbled notes to an open-mic in October 2004. Having received (what he considered) a decent reaction from the audience, he immediately began seeking comedy stages all over the Philadelphia area.
Attending Temple University during the day while honing his act at night, Pat hosted Comedy Central Live!!! in Philadelphia, took second place in the first Howard Stern “Kill or Be Killed” competition and was named one of the top up-and-coming comedians in the city by Philadelphia Weekly – all by age 22.
After traveling the country for years, Pat recorded and released his first full-length album, Biggest Thing. Now, at 30, Pat performs with some of his favorite comics all across the country as much as possible to avoid using his college degree.