Arts Center Theatre Summer Comedy Series Kicks Off with Andy Forrester

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Comedy at Arts Center Theatre returns for the summer beginning the summer series that will be a monthly treat to visitors and residents alike on April 16th at 7:30 PM with Andy Forrester. Andy Forrester's brand of unique and off-the-wall humor has made him a fan favorite at clubs everywhere since 1999. Over the years his high energy and animated comedy have landed him spots working with some of the biggest names in comedy like Louie Anderson, Kevin Pollak, Jimmie “JJ” Walker, Marc Maron, Gilbert Gottfried, Rita Rudner and many more. His original and appetizing humor always leaves audiences begging for more. His likable, self-deprecating, fun, and easygoing style is friendly to everyone as he walks you through the mind and life of the man many call Big” A”. Family, movies, his love for food, and living with his two little girls is a treat for everyone to hear about the crazy life of this family man.

In 2008, Andy won the title of Ultimate Comic at the Idiot Box in Greensboro, NC. April of 2013, he won the Louisville, KY satellite of the World Series of Comedy, and was part of the Laugh Your Asheville Off Festival that same year. In 2014 he was chosen to participate in the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival. He is the host of the “Eating It” podcast along with comedian David Tobey and filmed his first TV spot as part of the PureFlix Comedy All-Stars program alongside Louie Anderson. In 2018 he filmed something special with legendary comedian Killer Beaz in Nashville, TN at Zanies as part of the brand new TheComedyBuzz.com. And in August of 2019 his Dry Bar Comedy Special “Most Of This Is Baby Fat” was released. He tours all around the country... when his wife and kids let him.

Tickets are available for this show and the rest of the summer series online at https://www.marcoislandart.org/comedy-series/ or by calling 239-394-4221.

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