From Spike TV and Def Comedy Jam
Dinner and Show Package $48
Also Featuring Carolann Valentino and Gary James
Marq Overton is a Comedian & Writer. His pet project is “Die Laughing, One Man’s Story of Ignorance, Awareness & Redemption”, a one man play that promotes Breast Cancer Awareness. Comedy is his high and writing is a passion. He currently perform at Ha Comedy Club, Dangerfield’s and clubs up and down the East Coast.He is also a card carrying SAG/AFTRA member.
From Spike TV and Def Comedy Jam
Marq Overton is a Comedian & Writer. His pet project is “Die Laughing, One Man’s Story of Ignorance, Awareness & Redemption”, a one man play that promotes Breast Cancer Awareness. Comedy is his high and writing is a passion. He currently perform at Ha Comedy Club, Dangerfield’s and clubs up and down the East Coast.He is also a card carrying SAG/AFTRA member.
Special Event $22 A Night of Comedy with NJ 101.5 Personalities
From NJ 101.5, Fox, The Hallmark Chanel, Showtime
Also Featuring from NJ 101.5, Chasing News. Morning Show Host Bill Spadea, and Jessica Nutt
Special Guest Spot for the Comedy Competition Winner
In 2007, Jay Black left teaching to pursue writing and stand-up full time. Since then, he has headlined at close to 300 colleges, scoring three nominations and one win as the nation’s top college comedian. He has appeared as a comic on Showtime, A&E, Fox, the CBC, and NBC. Jay has also performed at
some of the most prestigious clubs in the country, from the Comedy Stop at the Tropicana in Atlantic City to the world famous Los Angeles Improv. Jay has opened for several celebrity comedians, including Joel McHale, Carlos Menica, D.L. Hughley, Sinbad, Bobcat Goldthwait, and Christopher Titus.
In 2010, Jay was given the opportunity to work with the US Army on the “I Am Strong” tour, traveling
overseas to entertain the troops. He’s met equal success as a writer, selling his first screenplay in 2008 and working heavily as one of Hollywood’s most sought-after “punch-up” writers, making your favorite movies even funnier.
