Sinbad at B.B. King Blues Club
B.B. King Blues Club (237 West 42nd Street New York City, NY 10036)
- Full Price:
- $60.00
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- $30.00*
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All offers for Actor/Comedian Sinbad have expired.
The last date listed for Actor/Comedian Sinbad was Friday August 17, 2007 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Reviews
GEORGE A. COX
Sinbad was so funny,my wife and i really had a great friday evening.He was so funny we were bragging to our friends for the whole week.What i really loved about sinbad he does't use any curse words and he also has the audience particapation.Written on Aug 21 2007
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I laughed from start to finish. It was a great show.Written on Aug 20 2007
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Deb
This was the best show I've seen in ages. Sinbad was excellent; timing, topics, everything. Everyone seemed to have a fantastic time!!!Written on Aug 20 2007
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D. D.
Sinbad is a brilliant comedian. Not only did he have a hilarious stand-up act, he was an excellent audience facilitator. Audience members played an integral role in the last half of his performance. He used not one swear word and had my sides splitting for 2-1/2 hours non-stop. There was no warm-up act...just Sinbad from start to finish. How rare these days!Written on Aug 20 2007
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More Information About Actor/Comedian Sinbad
Website
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Description
Actor and Comedian Sinbad arrived on the comedy scene with a “hit’em in the face” style of comedy that has kept audiences laughing in the aisles for over the past two decades. He freely admits that he doesn’t knows any jokes, except for the ones that his dad told him “back in the day." Sinbad tells stories, and boy does he tell stories! The basis of his humor comes from everyone he meets, everything he’s seen, and everything he’s done.
He can also make it sound profound without being profane. Not that he’s any kind of choirboy, but by being the son of a preacher man he decided to keep his comedy clean after his father attended one of his early performances. Up to that time he had been what he describes himself as ”semi-dirty." Sinbad says that he learned that night that “funny is funny," and that masters of dirty comedy such as Redd Foxx, Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce could all work clean without losing a step.
Sinbad is internationally known for his starring appearances in hit movies like “Jingle All the Way,” playing opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger; “Houseguest” co-starring the late Phil Hartman, and let’s not forget his film debut “Necessary Roughness”, where he did none of his own stunts! He has starred in the television sitcom “A Different World” as well as his own series, “The Sinbad Show”. Entertainment mogul Quincy Jones sought out Sinbad to host UPN’s first late night talk show, “Vibe”. He also recently appeared as a recurring guest star on the Showtime Original Series “Resurrection Blvd.” Sinbad has even written a self-help book entitled “Sinbad’s Guide to Life: (Because I Know Everything)”. Sinbad has drawn legions of fans from his HBO highly-rated comedy specials; “Brain Damaged” (1991), “Afros & Bellbottoms” (1993), “Son of a Preacher Man” (1996), and “Nuthin But The Funk” (1998). His annual HBO music concert series (Oh! You didn’t know he was musical?) “Sinbad’s 70’s Soul Music Festival” received the prestigious NAACP Image Award consecutively for two years as the “Most Outstanding Variety Series/Special."