An Invitation: My Last Show for My Hometown

I never really thought that I would leave Baltimore.  Growing up in Lansdowne and going to UMBC and UB Law really kept this my home base.

I lived in DC for a bit and I am almost always on the road somewhere as a comic, but it's always been the place I come back to..that is until about 3 weeks from now.

Entertainment and Politics have finally come together and are taking me to a new home, Austin, Texas, where I will become the managing editor of a political publication.  In my second life there, stand-up comedy will slowly evolve into acting with frequent trips to LA in my spare time.

I didn't think I'd be sad to go but I am, and in the end I wanted to do something unique for my home.  

That's why I worked with the owners of The Hollywood Theater in Arbutus to produce the first ever live comedy show in it's 75+ year existence.

The show is called Terrible Stories about Terrible People,  it will feature some of my regular stand up as well as fun tales of some of the worst people I have ever met in Baltimore and throughout my travels.  

It should be a one of a kind night.  I have been working with a great animators and comedy show producers from NYC and Austin to really make this thing extra unique for Arbutus.  

I have also brought in three friends who are some of the best comics in this region, Kenney Speed, Shahryar Rizvi and John Ralich to really make the evening awesome.

I invite you all, my friends, and my hometown to come out and share my final night in Baltimore with me.  

For a preview of the show, check out my stoop story from a few years ago here: http://www.stoopstorytelling.com/storytellers/735

And for tickets go to: http://timyoung.eventbrite.com/ or the Hollywood Box Office.