Chicago Improv of Schaumburg (Schaumburg, IL)
Hal Sparks, known for his roles in Queer as Folk and Dude, Where's My Car?, comes to the Chicago Improv of Schaumburg for an evening of hilarious stand-up comedy. Hal began his career in Chicago with the famed Second City troupe, and hosted E!'s Talk Soup.
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The last date listed for Comedian/Actor Hal Sparks was Sunday October 4, 2009 / 7:00pm. (view all dates)
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This was a lot of fun! Hal Sparks was the headliner and Chris Bonno was the feature comic, and both were very funny. The Improv is a very nice venue, good food, friendly staff. Not a bad seat in the house. All in all, a very nice date night.
he put on a good show...
Hal was tremendously entertaining, funny and clever.
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Part of the national Improv chain, the Chicago Improv of Schaumburg is a spacious 500-seat comedy club and restaurant located inside the Woodfield Mall. In an ever-changing entertainment industry, the Improv continues to maintain its position as America's Original Comedy Showcase. Hollywood's talent management and agencies, actors, comedians and performers consider the Improv the premiere venue
Website: http://www.halsparks.com
Hal Sparks began his career in Chicago with the famed Second City Troupe, and in 1987 was named "Funniest Teenager in Chicago" by the Chicago Sun Times. Hal has performed at numerous comedy clubs, including The Improv, The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, and The Ice House, as well as performing at Comic Relief's American Comedy Festival. He provided the voices of both a bee and a fish in 20th Century Fox's hit film Dr. Dolittle 2 and co-starred in 20th Century Fox's Dude, Where's My Car? His television appearances include The Tonight Show, Politically Incorrect, Hollywood Squares, MTV, The View, The List, and Martial Law. And from 1999 till 2000, Hal was the host of the Emmy-award winning Talk Soup on E! Entertainment Television.
The Improv recently opened the doors of its 25th club. This spectacular new club seats 500, with a corporate skybox accommodating up to 50 people, a corporate meeting room, and a first class dinner menu with a full bar. From the state of the art sound system to the nation's top headliners, Chicago-area residents and visitors can now see firsthand our commitment to delivering the ultimate comedy experience.
