The Color of Funny: A Multi-Culty Comedy Show in Berkeley
The Julia Morgan Theater, formerly Julia Morgan Center for the Arts (2640 College Avenue Berkeley, CA 94704)
- Full Price:
- $20.00
- Our Price:
- $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for The Color of Funny: A Multi-Culty Comedy Show have expired.
The last date listed for The Color of Funny: A Multi-Culty Comedy Show was Saturday May 30, 2009 / 8:00pm.
Goldstar Member Tips
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Jupiter on What to Wear
Very casual
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Goldstar Member on Where to Eat
Some available but did not buy.
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Parking was available on the streets near the theater.
5 Goldstar Member Reviews
Hillside man
Great ethnic jokes from those in the know. In these hard times, nice to be able to enjoy good comedy at a reasonable price. One suggestion would be that the venue needs to have separate lines for purchasing on-site vs. will call.Written on Jun 08 2009
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Jupiter
This was a fun event we enjoyed it very much especially the Latino comedian she was so funny, intelligent and the best of the 5 that performed. The line was long so get there early.Written on Jun 01 2009
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les katsura
Great comedy show! Diverse comedians - all very professional.Written on Jun 01 2009
Some problems with the theater opening on time though. Made for long lines and late start. Should be corrected for future shows.
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dfuson
Funny!Written on Jun 01 2009
Very disappointed in the venue, however. Will Call (having paid ticket price PLUS a service charge!) had to stand in long line with those who had not yet purchased tickets. Very poorly run venue.
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More Information About The Color of Funny: A Multi-Culty Comedy Show
Website
http://www.koshercomedy.com/color-of-funny/index.php
Description
<p>Scheduled performers include:</p>
- Diane Amos (Pine Sol Lady and much, much more)
- Dhaya Lakshminarayanan (Indian comic)
- Mimi Gonzalez (queer comic; Latino Laugh Festival)
- Joe Nguyen (Vietnamese Jewish comic)
- Lisa Geduldig (Your Hostess)
About the Ticket Supplier: Kung Pao Kosher Comedy
Kung Pao Kosher Comedy was created in 1993 by accident by San Francisco comedian Lisa Geduldig, who went to perform in South Hadley, Massachusetts at what she thought was going to be a comedy club. Peking Garden Club turned out to be a Chinese Restaurant. After telling Jewish jokes at a Chinese restaurant, a conversation between Lisa and her old summer camp friend, Tobi Sovak, led to the creation of Kung Pao Kosher Comedy.
The event started out as a community service for all Jews who have ever been stuck on Christmas with nothing to do but hide under the covers, contemplate midnight Mass, or visit a Chinese restaurant... The audience has expanded to include Chinese-Jewish couples, interfaith ones, singles, families, gay people, straight people, undecided ones, those who are far from home, and just generally people who like smart comedy mixed with Chinese food.