Colin Quinn in Buffalo

Buffalo, New York Colin Quinn is in town headlining at the Helium Comedy club get tickets while you still can!

 

Colin Quinn One In Every Crowd Denver

Hey Denver, Colin Quinn is coming to Denver February 8-10 at  Denver Comedy Works, get your tickets today!

 

Cleveland Colin Quinn is Coming to Town

Cleveland, Ohio Colin Quinn is bringing his new show One In Every Crowd, to your town. Make sure you visit his website www.colinquinn.com and get your tickets for the February 1 performance at Hilarities in Pickwick and Frolic. Below are a couple promotional images designed for the show. The first is Alan Freed celebrating Cleveland as the birthplace of Rock and Roll and the second celebrating the past season of the Cleveland Browns.

Colin Quinn Carolina Dates One in Every Crowd

I have been neglecting this site, but wanted to begin posting again. Today I wanted to share the most recent images from Colin Quinn's One in Every Crowd Tour. This weekend Mr. Quinn is appearing in North and South Carolina so I will share the images for Ashville, Charlotte, and Charleston dates. (With a bonus Charlotte image) Remember to check Colin Quinn's site for upcoming dates of his tour. www.colinquinn.com
 

 

Keeping Joe Podcast

Social media has given us access to more entertainment options than ever before, which is great, but it makes it all the more difficult to find quality entertainment. This is true nowhere more than in the field of comedy. It is difficult for the uninitiated to separate the wheat from the chaff with so many comedians on the scene, but thankfully there are still institutions you can turn to, to aid in the process. One such institution is the Comedy Cellar in New York City. The comedy Cellar has grown to be the premiere club in the world where the top comedians in the business go to hone their material. It is not unusual for comedic giants like Jerry Seinfeld or Dave Chappelle to drop in and deliver a set, but just as valuable and perhaps underappreciated is the fact that you can routinely see legends of stand up comedy like Colin Quinn and Dave Attell perform in the Cellar, or one of its satellite rooms, on a regular basis.

The Cellar is also where you can see the brightest young comics perform as well, three of which are on the Riotcast Network podcast Keeping Joe. (Riotcast is an online media company co-founded by Cellar regular Robert Kelly with a studio on the Comedy Cellar premises) The three aforementioned comedians are Sam Morril, Phil Hanley, and the show's name sake Joe Machi. In addition to the three comedians Liz Furiati the manager of the Comedy Cellar also appears on the show and brings a sense of balance. Another great feature of the podcast is the music of Colin Smith who has produced a number of song parodies for the shown (Mr. Smith is brilliantly talented and should be a household name). The podcast features comedy legends like Colin Quinn, Dave Attell, and Artie Lange as well as young comics like Mike Vecchione, Beth Stelling, and Anthony DeVito, all talking about their craft and experiences in the world of stand up. It is the perfect podcast for comedy fans and for anyone entertaining the idea of becoming a stand up comic. The podcast is available on iTune and on the Riotcast website.

Make sure if you are in New York city you visit on of the Comedy Cellars shows, but be sure to make reservations as they routinely sellout.

Colin Quinn and Jimmy Hoffa

This entry was part of the this day in history series with Colin Quinn. It was the date that former Teamsters head Jimmy Hoffa disappeared (July 30).

Colin von Bismark

Today's entry represents another personal favorite of mine which is the combination of Colin Quinn and Otto von Bismark. Bismark was one of Germany's greatest  leaders playing a pivotal role in creating the German Empire that existed before World War I. You can explore more about him and his role in late 19th century history here: Otto von Bismark

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Colin Quinn Howl

Here is a post from my Colin Quinn series inspired by Allen Ginsburg's famous poem Howl which was referenced by the great Rabid Monk. "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness...." Use the link to my Amazon storefront to pick up your own copy.

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Colin Quinn - Pete Maravich Basketballcard

Today's post contains two Colin Quinn inspired basketball cards the first is a Quinn Pete Maravich combination the second teams CQ with a young Bill Walton.

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Colin Quinn and Nick Nolte

Here is a short video of this week's Colin Quinn - Nick Nolte photoshop inspired by Nolte's notorious mugshot for my CQ Comedy Cellar series for his Law Abiding Criminals shows.

Here is Colin Quinn in the role of Kikuchiyo, the role played by Toshiro Mifune, in Seven Samurai.

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One of my favorite Colin Quinn posts puts CQ in the classic role of Stanley Kowalski played by Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire joined by Amy Schumer in the role of Blanche DuBois
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Here is the short video of yesterday's post of Colin Quinn and Sid Vicious. I will try and do these as often as possible. If you have suggestions or questions let me know and I will try and get content created to help you with your own projects. Thanks again for watching.
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Law Abiding Criminals

Here is today's post for Colin Quinn's Law Abiding Criminals show at the Comedy Cellar in New York. It runs Tuesday and Wednesday night almost every week. This week's entry is a combination of Sid Vicious: Rock 'n' Roll Star (of Sex Pistols fame) and Mr. Quinn. Youcan use this link: http://astore.amazon.com/jemetzca-20 to explore Amazon and find items that inspired my work. Thanks again for stopping by.  Oh, I will also try and get a video of how I made this entry up as soon as I can.

One of the first

Below is one of the first images that Colin Quinn retweeted of mine on Twitter. It was the first in a series of Quinn starring in classic movie roles that I created. This particular image is ofColin as Anthony Quinn's character Zampanò Hollywood Collection: Anthony Quinn An Original , along with Frederico Fellini's wife, Giulietta Masina in the classic film La Strada (1954) Massina starred in several of Fellini's films and she gives a beautiful performance in La Strada. I will not go into detail about the film, but highly suggest you watch it if you have not seen it, it is a great introduction to Fellini and his work and is more accessible for most than 8 1/2 (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray].

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