Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Mother's Day at Roosters is a Treat for All!

Sunday May 13, come out to Rooster T. Feathers for our very special Mother's Day festivities! We've got a fantastic show for all to enjoy, plus lots of ways to help Mom feel special.

Headliner John Roy has been on the Tonight Show and Last Comic Standing. He appears with Steven Pearl and Lydia Popovich. This isn't a special "theme show" or anything; just lots of hilarious live stand up comedy anyone will love!

But to make the night a little more special just for Mom, we've got goodie bags and Mommy-gras beads, special drink prices on Rooster Juice, Mom-osas and Mama-garitas, and a grand prize drawing for a spa gift certificate. Fancy!

You can save a little green by taking advantage of our Bring A Buddy For the Funny coupon, valid for Sunday's show. See you there!

Sunday, May 13, 8pm, $13
21 and over only. Two item minimum purchase per person applies.
Reservations encouraged! 408.736.0921 or click here to purchase ticket online.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Your mom needs a drink...and a laugh!

Flowers? Booooring. Brunch? Overrated. Monogrammed vacuum cleaner? She'll bite your head off.

Struggling to find the best gift for Mom's special day? Don't fret, on Sunday May 8 Roosters' can give your mom a fun-filled night with fabulous comedy, great drinks, a grand prize drawing for six-months free entry and other goodies. Plus we've got mommy-gras beads, Mom-osas, and a little giftie for all the moms! All for only $12 per person.*

Wendy Liebman
Headliner Wendy Liebman has been performing her uniquely timed style of stand-up comedy since 1984 and is the only person in her family in show business. "My mother is a ventriloquist-but not professionally. For ten years I thought the dog was telling me to kill my father." Waiting a beat, she adds, "I got my brother to do it."

Originally from Long island, Wendy went to college in Boston (a school she refers to as I.O.U.) where she studied psychology and histrionics. Leafing through a catalog for continuing education that she found with some miss-delivered mail, Wendy got her start in stand-up by enrolling in a class called "How to be a Stand-Up Comedian" at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education. She started doing open mike nights at Boston clubs including Stitches, The Comedy Connection and Catch a Rising Star and for the next six years performed throughout all of New England. "I kept my secretarial day job, though I would call in sick a lot. I would say I had "female problems." My boss didn't know I meant her."

Wendy's stock in trade is the one-liner with the subliminal afterthought. The effectiveness of her technique lies largely in the unexpectedness of her timing. The punchline invariably falls after the joke seems to be over. The Los Angeles Times Raves, "she's a master of the throwaway line, making a perfectly rational observation, then adding almost subliminally the punchline which skews everything she has said before."

In 1990, Wendy won the Johnnie Walker Red Comedy Competition semi-finals in Boston, and competed in the finals at LA's famous Hollywood Improv. It was at this performance that she caught the eye of the talent coordinator of The Tonight. Show, who invited her to be one of Johnny Carson's guests the following week. If that wasn't thrilling enough, the whole episode was captured on a segment of CBS' 48 hours.

Since then, Wendy has been a regular on The Late Show with David Letterman, and has appeared on the Tonight.Show with Jay Leno. Wendy has also been seen on Politically Incorrect, Dr Katz Professional Therapist, Louie Andersen's Comedy Showcase, The Daily Show, HBO's Women of the Night, The RuPaul Show and Comic Relief Vll as well as Comic Strip Live, VH-1 Stand-Up Spotlight, Evening at the Improv, Caroline's Comedy Hour and MTV's Half Hour Comedy Hour.



Join us Sunday May 8 at 8:00pm for Wendy Liebman with Matt Champagne and Sean Keane. Buy tickets now, or call 408.736.0921 for more show information or to make reservations. Sorry, but Roosters is a 21 and over only club, so the little ones will have to make Mom some macaroni art this year.

*Please note: 2-item minimum purchase per person applies.