August 10, 2009
Eric O’Shea And “Elmo” At Comedy Stop
Producer Bob Kephart has lined up three outstanding stand up comedians for the Comedy Stop at the Sahara Hotel, during the week of August 3-9. Headlining in the Congo Room is, Eric O’Shea, creator of the You Tube hit, “Elmo,” along with Tina Giorgi and Kevin Knox.
O’Shea also created the wildly received “Commercial Songs for Products,” which got over 3 ½ million hits on You Tube, and caught the eye, and received rave reviews from film producer, Steven Spielberg. Eric was asked to come to Hollywood for a screen test by Spielberg, which of course he gladly accepted. He will be performing at the, 2009 Creative Emmy Awards show in Hollywood this September.
Eric likes his audiences to sit back, relax and let his clean wit and priceless observations take you on the ride of your life. From embarrassing childhood moments to today’s frustrating mishaps, O’Shea’s high energy show will have you rolling in the aisle with stomach hurting laughter. He travels the world performing his unique comedy, and is a regular on the campus circuit. Eric was voted the 2007 “Campus Activities Magazine Comedy Performer of the Year.”
Ms. Giorgi is a former High School teacher in Washington D.C., who credits her comedic skills to staying after school with the students in detention. Reviewers call her the, “Comedienne with a brain.” Tina relies on a blend of wit and commentary to charm her audiences, which she does perfectly. She was recently featured at the “Las Vegas Comedy Festival,” and was a winner of the “Bud Light Fox 5 Comedy Contest.” Giorgi competed and got to the finals, in the National Lampoon Comedy Search.
Kevin Knox is well known on the comedy circuit as the “Wildman of Comedy.” A reviewer from the Boston Globe once referred to Knox’s routine as a, “high energy bag of fun.” As Kevin bounces across the stage, he is constantly creating new topics to discuss or bring to the attention of the audiences. He moves swiftly from one joke to another, and Knox will tactfully cover many social topics from the dangers of snow skiing, to the, Pamela Smart murder case.
Showtime for the Comedy Stop, in the Congo Room, at the Sahara Hotel is 9 p.m., seven nights a week.
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