comedy

When stand-up comedian Tyler Boeh performed award-winning vocal percussion in his college a cappella group, he probably had no idea it would someday give him ‘street cred’. With such an unusual talent, Boeh knew he needed to incorporate his vocal prowess into his comedic material.

Ruben Paul’s comedy seems to be based on something you learn in kindergarten; that everyone is special in their own way. Though based on a simple concept, Paul’s humor is wrought with narratives on life’s complexities and diversities; or, on the contrary, situations where both may be lacking.

Considering Tom Clark’s first career was as a social worker finding employment for the disabled, it seems a little bit strange that he considers himself the “Bad Boy of Comedy.” “I am a little awkward, a little creepy and a lot of fun,” Clark said during a recent interview.

During his 23-year career, Moreno has toured all over the country and had the opportunity to open for some of the biggest names in entertainment, including Smokey Robinson, Natalie Cole and Lynyrd Skynyrd, among others, and has appeared on some of the biggest stages in entertainment.

Veteran comedian Craig Shoemaker is no stranger to the Inland Empire, having appeared in comedy clubs in the area several times over many years. He may have garnered hundreds of locals fans by making them laugh, but it may be a surprise that he is just as spiritual as he is funny.

When Whose Line is it, Anyway? premiered on ABC in 1998, Drew Carey and cast introduced America to a form of unscripted comedy unlike anything else on TV. Now Inland Empire residents can not only see but also participate in the same kind of hilarious interactive entertainment, as PsuedoRandomNoise (PRN) brings “ImproVACATIONS!” to Old Town.