Comedians Cook & Maye Bringing it to Bingen, TD This weekend;
Comedians in the wing for Friday and Saturday in Gorge
Curtis Cook
D&D Comedy presents Curtis Cook and Maggie Maye, coming to two locations in The Gorge - Bingen on Friday, April 14 and The Dalles on Saturday, April 15.
“Curtis Cook is a standup comedian and WGA Award-nominated writer who has puked after a keg stand on a show called Flophouse, traveled through an Ebola checkpoint for a segment on Vice News, performed standup on Comedy Central, and appeared alongside Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein on Portlandia,” according to his website.
Maggie Maye
“Maggie Maye made her late night debut on Late Night with Conan and was featured on Last Call with Carson Daly. She has opened for Maria Bamford, Gladys Knight, and Earth, Wind and Fire and was named 2016’s Best of Austin Stand up Comic by the Austin Chronicle.”
“Maye is now a successful stand-up comedian living in Los Angeles. Much of her success has to do with the fact that she embraces the things that make her different from other comedians and other people,” wrote Doug Gordon for Wisconsin Public Radio in 2021.
Catch the show at:
Comedy Night at the Bingen Theater with Curtis Cook and Maggie Maye, Friday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Bingen Tickets available at:
The Granada Theater in The Dalles presents Comedy Night with Curtis Cook and Maggie Maye on Saturday, April 15 at 7 p.m.
TD Tickets available at:
Pick of the Week: Comedian Sean Jordan at Bingen Theater Friday, Jan. 20
The Sean Jordan Comedy show makes a stop at the Bingen Theater on Friday, Jan. 20, featuring Sean Jordan, Dianna Potter and Thomas Lundy. Jordan has been named Portland’s Funniest Person by Willamette Week Magazine, has written for Comedy Central, and was named one of the “Comics to Watch” by Splitsider Magazine.
Sean Jordan killed at the Granada Theater in The Dalles on Jan. 6. His self-deprecating and honest stories take you on a gut-busting journey through his travails in life. Catch this one if you can.
From DD Comedy:
Sean Jordan Comedy at Bingen Theater
The Sean Jordan Comedy show makes a stop at the Bingen Theater on Friday, Jan. 20, featuring Sean Jordan, Dianna Potter and Thomas Lundy. Jordan has been named Portland’s Funniest Person by Willamette Week Magazine, has written for Comedy Central, and was named one of the “Comics to Watch” by Splitsider Magazine.
This is a recommended 18-year-old plus show.
Tickets at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/comedy-at-the-bingen-tickets-490695241677?aff=erelexpmlt
More about the comics.
You can drive to Portland and see SEAN JORDAN in Mercury's Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy at Revolution Hall or see him at your own Bingen Theater. Sean was named Portland’s Funniest Person by Willamette Week Magazine, has written for Comedy Central, and was named one of the “Comics to Watch” by Splitsider Magazine. In 2019, Sean's debut album charted at #2 on iTunes . Sean has performed in top comedy festivals around the country, including the High Plains Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival and Sketch Fest in San Francisco. His stand up comedy has been described as “You get the sense this is sincerity, not shtick. His buoyancy can be hard to crack.”Sean has recently been practicing how to swaddle his new daughter. Ask him for swaddle tips anytime.
Dianna Potter
DIANNA POTTER started doing stand-up shortly after celebrating her 60th birthday and hasn’t had time to look back. Audiences can’t resist her unique views of sex, drugs, and crime in the late 70’s; some unintentional incarceration in the 80’s; and more destruction into the 90’s. Dianna cleaned it all up by getting sober in 2000. In 2019 Portland Mercury chose Dianna as one of the Undisputable Geniuses of Comedy, and she took 1st Place in the 2021 Western Oregon Comedy Competition. Recently, Dianna retired after 20 years of flipping blizzards at Dairy Queen.
Thomas Lundy
Is THOMAS LUNDY the smartest dumb guy you know, or the dumbest smart guy? Thomas’ comedy is a captivating blend of hilariously relatable anecdotes and finding the comedy in the small parts of life that make us laugh. He can be lighthearted and charming in one breath, then thought-provoking and witty in the next. He’s a Philadelphia-born Florida boy who moved to Oregon on a bus, to be a comedian, so he’s bound to have some stories.
Recommended: 18+
Tickets are $5 more at the door
