Ricardo Montalban Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
Some of LA's top comics come together in this benefit show. Performers include Todd Glass (Last Comic Standing, Conan O'Brien), John Caparulo and Bret Ernst (Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show), host Jay Davis (Tourgasm), and more. All proceeds benefit End Dependence, a non-profit organization which aids people struggling to overcome drug and alcohol addiction.
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The Ricardo Montalban Theatre is a landmark theater built in 1926 by Cecil B. De Mille and and famous Los Angeles architect Myron Young. An intimate venue with 1,200 seats, the theater is located in the heart of Hollywood, just south of Hollywood and Vine. It was previously known as the Doolittle Theatre and, before that, the Huntington Hartford. A recent partnership with Nike has brought a Nik
Enjoy a full line up of comedy all-stars at the landmark Ricardo Montalbán Theatre in the heart of Hollywood. All proceeds benefit End Dependence, a non-profit organization that helps people living in Los Angeles County to reclaim their lives from addiction to alcohol, cocaine or methamphetamine.
Jay Davis hosts, with Mick Betancourt (Comedy Central), John Caparulo (Vince Vaughn's Wild West Show, The Comedy Store), Bret Ernst (The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn, Steve Harvey's Big Time), Todd Glass (Jimmy Kimmel, Sarah Silverman Show, Conan O'Brien), Tracey MacDonald (Spike TV & Comics Unleashed), and John Roy (The Tonight Show, Craig Ferguson).