Chucklefck Presents...An Evening With Rory Scovel (7:30 & 9:30 shows)
October 19, 2011 @ 7:30 p.m.
72 seats left — login to reserve yours
I saw Rory Scovel perform at the Just For Laughs Chicago Festival earlier this summer. During his 15 minute set, I laughed harder than I have in over 2 years. His spontanaity was refreshingly hilarious and I was hoping to bring him to Cleveland sometime.
-Ramon Rivas II
Wednesday October 19 he's coming in for 2 shows at Reddstone at 7:30p & 9:30p.
Already a huge favorite among other performers, Scovel's stand up has appeared on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and Conan.
Tickets are $15 at the door. Presale tickets can be purchased on Brown Paper Tickets here.
This show is part of Cleveland Beer Week! Smuttynose Brews will be on sale upstairs during BOTH shows. Folks who attend the tasting downstairs from 6-9 will be offered discounted admission to the 9:30 show!
Special discount of $5 when you let us know you're coming on twitter by clicking reservation button above!
View Larger Map
-
Rory Scovel (Headliner)
Mixing his spontaneous creativity and absurd view of the world, Rory Scovel is quickly making a name for himself across North America. Whether discussing drugs, politics, or life in general his infectious stage presence and engaging charisma will quickly shift the vibe of any room and place the audience in the scene of every punchline.
“You’re not just hearing his jokes, he’ll actually show them to you.” –Rory Scovel
While performing as a finalist in the 2006 Seattle Comedy Competiton this was said about Rory’s performance… “Every night he stepped onstage his set was remarkably different, thanks to Scovel’s near-genius improvisational skill.” –The Stranger (Seattle)
Rory Scovel has opened theater shows for such comics as Louis C.K., Daniel Tosh and Nick Swardson.
He has also appeared in the following festivals for Stand-Up or with his D.C. Improv troupe, Dr. Fantastic…
Vancouver Comedy Festival, Seattle Comedy Competition, San Francisco Comedy Competition, DC Comedy Festival, Del Close Improv Marathon, Bumbershoot Comedy, Arts, and Music Festival, Sasquatch Music Festival, Chicago Improv Festival, Philadelphia Improv Festival.
-
Adam Richard (Feature)
When Adam Richard isn't telling jokes, he can be found soaring through the cosmos, searching for answers to questions that haven't been asked yet. He doesn't like litter bugs and his dream job would be the official color-namer at Crayola Crayons.
-
Quinn Patterson (Feature)
Quinn Patterson is a comedian, writer and actor. He can bring chuckles and gut busting laughter to people of all ages and backgrounds. He is a well rounded comedian who has the ability to read the crowd and fit the situation. Quinn entertains with true life stories and comparisons from growing up poor to present day tribulations. As well as comedy on the fly, using his improv skills, Quinn trained and graduated from improv workshops at the Second City and went on to become a main stage player. Quinn believes that laughter is as necessary as the air we breath. “Live to laugh, laugh to live” is his motto.
-
Dylan Shelton (Guest)
Dylan Shelton is a comedian on the rise. Currently living in NYC, he was born and raised in Columbus. His act is autobiographical in the purest sense. Drawing from his anything but normal life he is not afraid to share anything with his audiences. While every story has a victim perhaps a job, relationship, or anyone or thing he comes across. If for some reason he can’t find a victim it probably means it’s him. He has opened for some the hottest names in comedy Anthony Jeselniik, Kyle Kinane, Hannibal Buress, Neal Brennan, Mike Vecchione and many others.
-
Ramon Rivas II (Host)
Despite being mexican, unemployed, carless and heavy, Ramon Rivas is one of the hardest working comedians to come out of Cleveland in years. Combining his work ethic with a overtly chill stage presence, Rivas leaves an impression on every show he performs on. In 2011, he performed at the Just For Laughs Chicago Festival opening for Jo Koy at the historic Vic Theatre.
Rivas has become a fixture in the rich & deep Chicago comedy scene and has been working feverishly to make Cleveland a similar hub for great comedy. Between producing his own shows around town, being one of the club favorites at Hilarties and constantly searching out stage time, Rivas is becoming synonomous with comedy in Cleveland.
His blog has been quoted in the New York Times and his inconsistent personal journalism has led to him receiving props from one of the great comedy curators, Paul Provenza.
Not bad for a lovable stoner.



