Comedian Heather McDonald with Special Guest Whitney Cummings, from Chelsea Lately, at Cobb's
Cobb's Comedy Club, at Lombard (915 Columbus Ave San Francisco, CA 94133)
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The last date listed for Heather McDonald (Chelsea Lately) with Special Guest Whitney Cummings (Chelsea Lately) was Sunday September 20, 2009 / 7:00pm.
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Chelsea Lately's Loni Love at Cobb's, With Rachel Feinstein
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A native of Detroit who attended college in Texas, Loni Love's outspoken brand of comedy has landed her a recurring spot on E!'s Chelsea Lately. She's performed stand-up on The Tonight Show, was a finalist on Star Search and is known for her sharp-witted commentary on shows like Comics Unleashed and VH1's I Love the '70s/'80s/'90s. Her first hour-long special, Loni Love: America's Sister, premiered on Comedy Central in 2010 and has been a hit on DVD. The lineup at Cobb's also features Rachel Feinstein, who was a finalist on the 2010 season of Last Comic Standing and has had her own half-hour Comedy Central special. Learn More
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apc
Written on Oct 22 2009Wow, I expected Heather to be much funnier than she was. There were moments that her jokes were met with silence. I feel bad for her. Whitney was pretty funny though.
cyciumx
Written on Oct 05 2009Whitney Cummings was the funnier of the two, but Heather was good too, just didn;t seem like a headliner kinda act....
The host (some gay iranian) was pretty damn funny!
J
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Written on Sep 23 2009Heather was great and she does some amazing impressions. We liked how you kept it current with today's shows and celebs. We also really enjoyed Whitney. She kept us laughing the entire time. Wish the show was longer.
Gerri Donato
Written on Sep 22 2009Heather's impersonations were the best part of her act. I am not much of a TV watcher, so was not familiar with many of her references to the TV world. There were some "breaks" in her delivery when she had to look at her crib sheet for material, which broke the mood. Whitney was funny, but she was too loud!
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Website
http://www.cobbscomedy.com/calendar.html#mcdonald
Description
Heather McDonald is a stand-up comic as well as being a full-time writer and story producer on E!’s top rated show, “Chelsea Lately.” Heather can be seen weekly on “Chelsea Lately”’s roundtable and performs numerous celebrity impressions and sketches throughout the show. She co-wrote “White Chicks” with the Wayans Brothers and had a featured role in the movie. She will also be appearing in the Wayans Brothers’ and Paramount Pictures’ “Dance Flick” in 2009. Heather has also guest-starred on the hit television shows Frasier, Malcolm in the Middle, Reno 911, Drake and Josh, Quintuplets and Watching Ellie. She has been ridiculing celebrities’clothing for the past 8 years as part of Us Weekly Magazine’s “Fashion Police.” Heather was a member of The Groundlings Theater where she performed in the Sunday Company for two years.
Also appearing is Whitney Cummings, a Los Angeles based comedian, actress, and writer. As a comedian she appears regularly on Chelsea Lately and she recently wrote, co-executive produced, and performs stand up on the comedy series “Live! Nude! Comedy!” for Showtime. In 2007 she was named one of Variety's Top 10 Comics to watch and in 2009 she was named one of Entertainment Weekly’s "Comedy Stars of Tomorrow." She recently co-starred in the Sony feature "Made of Honor" with Patrick Dempsey, on Fox's “House, M.D.,” and is starring in a Fox pilot that will be directed and produced by Ben Stiller in the summer of 2009. Whitney writes for numerous TV shows, including Comedy Central Roasts and is a roaster in the 2009 Roast of Joan Rivers. She has also performed on HBO’s “Down and Dirty” with Jim Norton, NBC's “Last Call with Carson Daly,” “Comics Unleashed,” and NESN's “Comedy All-Stars” after getting her start as a series regular on MTV’s “PUNK’D.”