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March Lineup
Showtimes: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday *Times in orange are non-smoking showtimes
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 Peter
BermanMarch 24-27  Like most professional comedians, Peter Berman’s first break came when Dr. Timothy Leary caught his act. The guru of hallucinogenic drugs must’ve seen something special in the young University of Michigan student, because he invited him to play a gig at the Hollywood Improv. Either that, or he was really high. The next summer, after earning his degree in Communications, Peter moved to Los Angeles and quickly became a regular on the stand-up comedy scene. Early
on, Peter wore acid-washed denim on stage and opened for top comics
including Tim Allen and Paul Reiser. Today, he appears regularly
on “The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn,” has been
seen on MTV, VH1, Comedy Central and “Star Search” (with
Arsenio Hall). He also was the guest host on NBC's “Friday
Night.” He performs roughly 200 road dates a year as a headliner,
and is honored to have just safely returned from a series of shows
for our troops in Afghanistan. Peter was invited to perform at the 2004 Just For Laughs International Comedy Festival in Montreal. He garnered rave reviews and much attention for his performances on The Masters and Best of the Fest shows. Peter recently was the winner of the Los Angeles portion of the Laughs Across America comedy contest, and will appear at the 2004 Las Vegas Comedy Festival. Branching out into other mediums, Berman was Host and Head Writer of his own nationally syndicated morning radio show, “Morning Sickness.” He has also contributed material to The Howard Stern Radio Program. Peter was also a creator and producer of the HA Brothers Comedy Tour, which raised thousands of dollars for local charities, police and fire departments, and civic groups. On a personal level, somehow he was lucky
enough to find the beautiful Teresa Apollo and trick her into marrying
him. Before they could even celebrate their first year of marriage
they were blessed with their first son Jack, and their second dog.
A scant two years later they again were blessed, with their second
son Miles. A third dog soon followed. Peter looks forward to the
day when he will be able to once again sleep in his own bed and
have more than the 2 inches of bed space that he is currently afforded.
All of this domestic chaos might seem a little overwhelming to some,
but for Berman it’s all a source of material. It is in this
place, called life, that he finds inspiration for his comedy. Comedy
that really gets to the truth of the matter. A 37 year old, recently
married father’s continual coming of age story. |
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