John Bush & Dwayne Clark
Friday, January 19 | 8pm
Doors Open at 7pm
John Bush:
John Bush recently appeared on HULU’s Triumph’s Election Special 2016, AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live, and FOX NEWS Channel’s Red Eye with Tom Shillue. As an actor he has been seen on TV’s Spin City, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit and in the film The Thomas Crown Affair. John has performed stand-up comedy on HBO, Comedy Central, as well as sketches on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. John tours as a stand-up comedian specializing in events for companies and association meetings.
Dwyane Clark:
Okay - figure this one out - he’s a guitar player with no song parodies, sing-a-longs, or Dylan impressions. He’s high-energy without playing “What’s your name - where are you from” with his audience. His material is intelligent, adult, yet inoffensive. He delivers his act with southern charm that doesn’t play to the stereotypes of the dumb southerner.
It’s like Minnie Pearl and Tony Bennett had a baby (pardon the visual). With his infectious smile, and his undeniable charm, Dwayne steps onstage and delivers a show that every audience member will appreciate and leave with an uncontrollable craving for corn bread & caviar.
“He had the audience falling out of their seats within minutes of taking the stage, and never let them regain their composure”
-Mason City Banner Times
Must be 21+ to attend.
Doors Open at 7pm
John Bush:
John Bush recently appeared on HULU’s Triumph’s Election Special 2016, AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live, and FOX NEWS Channel’s Red Eye with Tom Shillue. As an actor he has been seen on TV’s Spin City, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit and in the film The Thomas Crown Affair. John has performed stand-up comedy on HBO, Comedy Central, as well as sketches on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. John tours as a stand-up comedian specializing in events for companies and association meetings.
Dwyane Clark:
Okay - figure this one out - he’s a guitar player with no song parodies, sing-a-longs, or Dylan impressions. He’s high-energy without playing “What’s your name - where are you from” with his audience. His material is intelligent, adult, yet inoffensive. He delivers his act with southern charm that doesn’t play to the stereotypes of the dumb southerner.
It’s like Minnie Pearl and Tony Bennett had a baby (pardon the visual). With his infectious smile, and his undeniable charm, Dwayne steps onstage and delivers a show that every audience member will appreciate and leave with an uncontrollable craving for corn bread & caviar.
“He had the audience falling out of their seats within minutes of taking the stage, and never let them regain their composure”
-Mason City Banner Times
Must be 21+ to attend.
