Tony Rock to Perform at Flappers Comedy Club, 5/13-14
Actor, standup comedian, and younger brother to Chris Rock, the hilarious Tony Rock will bring his high energy wit and charm to Flappers Comedy Club and Restaurant in Burbank on Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, at 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM. Tickets are $20.00 and are available at www.flapperscomedy.com.
Slaying audiences all over the country with hilariously pointed observations about dating, money, and family life, Rock is host of Russell Simmons' All Def Comedy Live, and of the newly revamped legendary talent competition on BET, Apollo Live. He has starred in critically acclaimed, C'mon Man and The Redemption of a Dog, while making cameos in box office hits like Think Like a Man, TV appearances on BET's Real Househusbands of Hollywood, Let's Stay Together, and co-headlining two nationwide comedy tours, The Standing Ovation Comedy Tour and his own Rock The Mic Comedy Tour.
In June 2003, Rock landed the Jada Pinkett Smith/Will Smith pilot for UPN All of Us (2003- 2007) and appeared as a recurring character in the TV hit series Everybody Hates Chris (2008-2009). On the big screen, Rock has appeared in Will Smith's Hitch (2005), Three Can Play That Game (2007) alongside Vivica A. Fox, and Life Support (2007) with veteran entertainer Queen Latifah. He stepped into the role as executive producer on projects such as The Funny Spot (2008) and The Tony Rock Project (2008), both of which he also served as host.
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