Funnyman/actor MIKE EPPS will be hitting the stage at the Funny Bone Comedy Club this week. He'll perform two shows tonight, and Friday night (8 pm and 10:30)... Then on Saturday, he'll add a third show at 11:55 pm.
Tickets are $25 general admission and $40 for VIP (and don't forget you have that all-important will-get-you-kicked-out-if-you-don't-comply TWO DRINK MINIMUM. To check out drink prices in advance, go HERE).
Mike is not a stranger to the SBC, he's performed at the Funny Bone before. He also set up shop back in the summer of 2007 when he was co-starring in the Made-In-The-SBC film "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins" (He was also in Soul Men, also Made In the SBC).
Since his breakout comedic co-starring role in NEXT FRIDAY, Mike has starred in dozens of movies and TV shows. He's currently filming "Lottery Ticket" with his frequent co-start ICE CUBE (Bow Wow is in it too).
Along with touring and filming, Mike is promoting his latest movie with Ice Cube, "Janky Promoters" and his latest comedy/stand-up release "Mike Epps: Under Rated & Never Faded" -- both hit the stores and web last month.
- For more info on tickets to see Mike at the Funny Bone, Go HERE.
IN OTHER HAPZ TONIGHT:
The Mahogany Ensemble Theatre opens its production of GOD'S TROMBONES tonight.
The play is based on the African-American sermon poems by James Weldon Johnson (who wrote the Negro National Anthem and was a member of the blue-n-white :) !!).
The theatrical favorite is said to "lift your spirits and rock your soul through rousing free verse, spirit-filled songs and dance".
Directed by MET's Angelique Feaster and choreographed by the amazing Roshanda Spears, I'm sure this will be visual and literal delight. The music is directed by Dyani Moore and the cast is said to truly bring these poems alive.
Tonight is the opening night and reception, beginning at 7:30 pm, at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum Theater. The show also runs Friday and Saturday at the same time. Sunday is the final performance and is at 3 pm.
Tickets are $15 general admission, $10 seniors and students, $5 children 12 and under, group rates are available.
To purchase tickets on-line, visit www.mahoganyensembletheatre.org. For reservations, call Mahogany Ensemble Theatre box office at 318-745-ARTS (2787).
- Check out The Times' preview of the play HERE. And go out and revel in the holiday spirit by supporting this production!!!
HAVE A GREAT THURSDAY!!! :)
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