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Comedy Works sets up a hillarious autumn

October 19, 2009

With stand-up comedy hitting heights of popularity not seen in decades, Comedy Works' two Denver area clubs are hotter than ever. Whether you're closer to Larimer Square or Englewood, the next few months are shaping up to be a real hoot. Here are some of our favorite acts headed to the Mile High City in the near future.

Whitney Cummings

Comedy Works South at the Landmark - 5345 Landmark Pl. - Englewood

"Chelsea Lately" regular Whitney Cummings makes a long stand at Comedy Works South

Greg Behrendt

Comedy Works - 1226 15th St. - Central Business District

Comedian Greg Behrendt wrote "He's Just Not That Into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys," the basis for the recent movie.

Ryan Stout

Comedy Works South at the Landmark - 5345 Landmark Pl. - Englewood

Ryan Stout is a handsome, clean-cut former Boy Scout who talks about abuse, suicide and girls who secretly cut themselves with sharp objects. Classy!

Jon Reep

Comedy Works - 1226 15th St. - Central Business District

The winner of NBC's Last Comic Standing 2007, Jon Reep has been one of the most popular touring comedians on the road since

Robert Schimmel

Comedy Works South at the Landmark - 5345 Landmark Pl. - Englewood

The man who made cancer funny

Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts - 1050 13th St. - Central Business District

"Whose Line is it Anyway?" stars and comedians, Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood are making their way to Denver

Aziz Ansari

Comedy Works - 1226 15th St. - Central Business District

Aziz Ansari is having a breakout year starring in the NBC series "Parks & Recreation," a number of films and debuting his first hour‐long standup special and album

Josh Blue

Comedy Works - 1226 15th St. - Central Business District

Most widely known as the winner of NBC's "Last Comic Standing," Denver's own Josh Blue has become increasingly popular for his appearances on Comedy Central's "Mind of Mencia," "Comics Unleashed," "Live with Regis and Kelly," and as the first-ever stand-up comic performance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"