Taylor Clark in Gainsville - Stand-up at a Skate Shop

920 NW 2nd St,,gainsville FL 32601

07 March, 2023

Description

National Headliner Taylor Clark closes out an amazing night of comedy with the help of comedy legend Barry Sobel All for a low price of $15 and located inside the coolest place in Orlando! Pops skate Shop! (You’ve never seen a comedy show like this before) Although this comedy show has a lot for skaters its a show for everyone. With a hit album on spotify and shows all over the country, everyone is discovering Taylor Clark, but skaters found him first. Taylor released a few stand up clips about being a skater and was promptly interviewed by the biggest skate mags in the world, Thrasher Magazine and Low card Magazine to name a few. He became credited as the first comic to ever do stand up about skating that was "actually funny" He has been on a non-stop US tour ever since. His shows are packed with high octane levels of energy, sneaky punchlines and a shocking amount of hilarious true stories. He rants about his eclectic family, parenting failures, youth culture and more. As well as being a finalist in the Seattle International Comedy Competition, a performer at the Lauging Skull Comedy Festival, opening for Mark Normand, Joe List Jeff Ross and many others, he's also also just some skater dad. Come see Taylor and his extremely over-qualified opening act, Barry Sobel. A little bout Barry… Barry Sobel is a legend. He was the first comedian to rap..Ever! Barry appeared in 20 movies including a starring role in “Revenge of The Nerds II. Barry was chosen to teach Tom Hanks how to be a comedian and wrote with Tom for the movie “Punchline.” Tom produced Barry’s “3 Minute Talk Show” https://youtube.com/watch?v=xWPa8HZjx0s&feature=shares ( Jonas Brothers, Fred Willard ) And at his company Playtone developed with Barry “Cartoon03” an animated series about alien "03", that later became an iconic skateboard brand. Barry’s career blew up after three appearances on Johnny Carson NBC President Brandon Tartikoff gave Barry a home at the network on the popular “227” - Now streaming on Hulu. Barry was nominated for an Emmy for writting for his best friend Jimmy Fallon on “SNL” where he oversaw his first year at “Weekend Update”. Barry discovered Jimmy who made his first ever TV appearance on Comedy Central’s “The Barry Sobel Show” and Barry appeared on Jimmy’s talkshow as well. Emerging from the historic SF Comedy scene Bill Graham took a liking and hired Barry to perform at “The US Festival” in front of the largest crowd in history for a comedian at the time 250,000. And now a skateshop. Come see Taylor and Barry Tuesady March 7th!