Event: Tahoe Comedy North
Location: Crystal Bay Casino / 14 State Hwy 28, Crystal Bay, NV
Date: Tuesday, July 1st /Early show (Adult content) Doors @ 6:30 & Show @ 7:00 pm. Late show (R-rated) Doors @ 9:00 & Show @ 9:30 pm.
Cost: $10 pre-sale, $15 Day of Show
Morgan Preston – Headliner – Comedian
Morgan Preston has been in the entertainment business for 20 years.
Morgan began plying his trade in the hard knocks school of comedy clubs at the age of seventeen. His career as a professional stand-up comedian and juggler has given him the opportunity to open for many big name acts. But Preston is known more for his headliner shows. He has headlined in Las Vegas, Seattle, L.A., and music festivals in New York. Preston is also one of the hottest corporate acts in the country doing upwards of 150 corporate shows a year. “I like working in comedy clubs, because it’s so intimate, with the audience right in your face,” says Preston, “but I have to admit I can really pull out the stops with some of my bigger stuff in a theater or banquet room.
When I have enough room I can pull out the big guns and do some stuff that just blows people away.” “Somehow it all works,” continues Preston, “People come up after the show with their faces and stomachs hurting from laughing so much. The show is visual and intellectual dynamite, I say what people want to say but don’t have the guts. There is definitely something to offer for everyone who wants to have a good time.”
Highlights for Preston include working with, George Wallace, Rich Hall of Saturday Night Live fame, Weird Al Yankovic and being able to count Bruce Willis as an avid fan (Bruce raves about Morgan on his website).
Also main staging for N.A.C.A. and TCI Cable’s 21 city tour, and performing for the charity event Comics For Kids and Nickelodeon’s touring show. He is also the MC for The Taste of Tacoma and The Bite of Seattle. Morgan’s new show The Kings of Vegas has opened with resounding success and he is finally able to stretch his wings and show his many talents.
Kyle Fincham
Kyle began doing stand-up as a student at UCLA. After two years he decided to leave school to pursue comedy career in New York. Since then, he has become a regular at the Laugh Factory in Times Square, played multiple colleges, and traveled back to Los Angeles to play shows. He is also a regular opening act for national headliners.
