The Last Comic Standing finalist from season 2 has since become a fully fledged comic in his own right, garnering critical acclaim for his DVDs and touring work. Known for his surreal observations on everyday situations, Gulman has held a myriad of jobs throughout his twenty years trying to break into the big time; barista, waiter, doorman, accountant and even a school scholarship football player. A gigantic six-foot, six-inch Bostonian, he has also performed on television comedy shows including Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman and John Oliver.

Opening its doors for the first time in 1959, this Chicago-based school of comedy and improv has established itself as THE breeding ground of America's next big thing. Among the Second City's prestigious alumni are: Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, John Candy, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Rachel Dratch, Chris Farley, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Joan Rivers and many many more.

The Broadway musical that stole the hearts of a nation, Miss Saigon, heads out on tour this year! Written by Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil and based on Puccini's famous opera Madame Butterly, Miss Saigon is a triumphant production that tells the story of heartache and anguish of forbidden love during the Vietnamese war.

In the style of My Favorite Murder, The Last Podcast On The Left and All Killa No Filla, popular true-crime comedy podcast Small Town Murder takes a fine-toothed-comb to the skeletons in pastoral, rural communities' closets with often hilarious results. Don't miss comedians James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman as they bring their combination of black comedy and fascinating cases of murder om the road!

The doors of Dunder Mifflin are opening once more! Running for nine seasons and 201 episodes, four-time Emmy Award-winning sitcom The Office entertained audiences with its off-the-wall brand of cringe comedy and instantly-quotable one-liners. It's funniest moments are lovingly lampooned in this brand new parody, brought to the stage by the creative team behind the cult hit musical parodies of Friends and Full House, Bob and Tobly McSmith.